"Toss Out" refuses to settle on any one sound, dipping into minimal industrial and dark New Beat like a dusty Andrew Weatherall jam cut up beyond recognition, with noise and field recordings providing the final glue. Recorded in live takes straight to tape, "Toss Out" is as punishing as it is rewarding in its grooves and grit.

Toss Out

Dylan M. Howe -- "First Rites" [PP-006]

Originally recorded between 2016-2017, "the coming of soon" contains 10 pieces of abstract malaise and joy generated via improvised electric guitar-and-pedal jams that were then converted to MIDI synth/drum tracks in Ableton before being further tweaked until desirable ambient results were heard.

That remo sh describes himself as a non-musician is almost unbelievable. Though procedural and algorithmic in nature, "the coming of soon" is a surprisingly beautiful affair of twilight melodies, gorgeous synth textures and low-end dub dirges that wash over the listener like an electric blanket.

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the coming of soon

remo sh -- "neo balance" [PP-007]

Refracting anti-imperialist and anti-capitalist philosophies through the prism of lo-fi electronics and industrial rhythms, QNDFK's "Psyops" happily joins the Pearsoll Peak catalog.

A loose commentary on idealism versus reality, "Psyops" clusters coyly around chunky beats and distorted samples to bring something fresh and brutal to the experimental music scene. Over the course of its brief but visceral tenure, "Psyops" sees an emerging artist fully owning their aesthetic. In its organic and no-holds-barred nature, we can't recommend this one highly enough.

QNDFK -- "Phantom human stock capital" [PP-007]

Sizzling sonic studies from the enigmatic Dislover -- this one is a slow burn if there ever was one.

Over the course of its seven sinister songs, Dislover invokes a focused, intricate approach to noise, ambient music and musique concrete that moves at a melting-glacial speed as disembodied snippets of voices and spooky dialogue animate blown-out backgrounds. Disturbing, haunting and uncanny, "New Born Raids" is an eerie and immensely satisfying listen from beginning to end.

Dislover -- "Poison Iris" [PP-009]

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Julius Theory -- "Lost Trance" [PP-010]

Cimiotti -- "I Am Coaching Brian Eno" [PP-011]

Nervous Operator - "Sometimes Sometimes Is All The Time" [PP-012]

Takahiro Mukai -- "#495" [PP-013]

World Record Winner -- "Ode" [PP-014]"

taken from PP-001 "Evolution" by Julius Theory

"Recorded in February 2018, Evolution consists of 45 minutes of sprawling ambient electronics. Polluted synthesizers move ensemble with heavily processed samples and field recordings in a murky, rain-soaked gutter off of East Burnside street in Portland, Oregon."

Evolution

Julius Theory -- "Non-Smoker Now" [PP-001]

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