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TMOE - Back To The Beat

Dyl Rooney - Club mad (free DL)

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ROW006 comes from Manchester-based Avernian and Strick from Ottawa with a remix by Impey and will be released July 22 via Clone Distribution

Artwork by Frida Pain (www.fridapain.com)
Release Date: 22. July 2019

Hairline Fracture EP

Hairline Fracture

Avernian & Strick - Hairline Fracture (Snippet) - Hairline Fracture EP

Otik takes on remix duties for Boogie Box new boy Cabasa.

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Excess

First Listen: Cabasa - Excess(Otik Remix)

Peramen! A Compilation for Belarus

“Change! Our hearts demand it. Change! Our eyes demand it”, sings Kino’s Viktor Tsoi in “Peremen”. This song may now be heard on the streets of not just Minsk and Grodno, but also Babruysk, Brest, Gomel, Mogilev, Pinsk, Vitebsk and what – at least to a foreign onlooker – looks like countless Belarussian cities and towns engulfed in protest. Following years of Alexander Lukashenko’s rule, another rigged election, omnipresent violence perpetrated by the state apparatus, censorship and draconian laws, the people have taken to the streets en masse. This is not the first time the Belarusians are out to protest, but the scale of these disturbances is unprecedented. Also unprecedented is the fact the rallies are led by women, who head the peaceful marches that have spread onto the streets of Belarus. Workers, miners, teachers, employees of the media and the Minsk underground as well as artists from the Belarusian State Philharmonic have all joined the protests. They stand against lies, demand the transparency of public life, and access to power. As they rally against repression and torture, they expose themselves to the same.

The artists featured on the Peramen! compilation also demand changes. While we cannot physically join the protesters on the streets of Belarus, we want to offer them at least this form of support. Our thoughts are with our friends – and with all the people who have been arrested, beaten, and humiliated. We join in the grief of families of all those murdered in the protests.

The compilation covers a broad selection of genres: from club music, through classical and experimental classical, to noise, ambient, and rock; from pieces that were composed to ones that were improvised or inspired by folk music. Its geographical scope is similarly broad, spanning Belarus, Czechia, Poland, Slovakia, Ukraine, USA, Russia, and Hungary.

Buy - Comp for Belarus

Future Life

“What Comes After” is the name of my tune🎶on the Physically Sick 3 Compilation.  100% of the proceeds are going to @equality4flatbush a grassroots organization that fights racist police abuse, gentrification and run mutual aid in Brooklyn, NY. 
Big thx to @fysicaltherapy @discwomannyc and everyone who made it happen.

'I’ve been attempting to convey my feelings out into my art for a long time and I lately I feel like I’ve found a balance. This particular song was done in a week with the specific intention of being political. For me, the sounds are emotional backdrop for the spoken words of Robin D.G. Kelley & Angela Davis of which I hope folks listen to 🖤'

Realism In Balance

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