Franky Carbon-e, Nae:Tek - Commensal Link (Forteba Rmx) [Superordinate Dub Waves]

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Brooklyn duo Frank & Tony (@scissorandthread) keep it nice and deep for their contribution to Mule Musiq's 7th edition of the much-lauded 'I'm Starting To Feel Okay' comp series. 

Read more & buy: http://www.stampthewax.com/2016/03/01/premiere-frank-tony-amadeo/
Listen on Youtube: http://bit.ly/f-t-amedeo

I'm Starting To Feel Okay Vol.

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Frank & Tony - Amedeo (STW Premiere)

Jazz explorations out the Floating Points handbook, from five-piece @knkjs. 

Read more & buy: http://www.stampthewax.com/2016/04/29/premiere-kinkajous-all-kinds/
Listen on Youtube: http://bit.ly/kinkajous-all-kinds

Kinkajous - All Kinds (STW Premiere)

Produced by Universo
Bass by Grzegorz Sipiora

A1 Universo - Umhlaba

INTERSTELLAR /// VOLUME - EP 

Directed, produced and Artwork by 
Digital Cosmic Disco

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Interstellar

Rhythm Section INTL continues its quest to unearth the rawest new talent with this stellar debut from Glaswegian duo ‘String Theory’. Opening up with the majestic ‘Dirty High’ we’re treated to a symphony of modular synthesis, swelling strings and the bounciest drums we’ve heard in a long time. Rarely has house music been so fun yet so musical. Live bass-tip toes over an ocean of synth stabs and piano chords to create an anthemnic track that’s sure to be the soundtrack to long summer nights and early mornings….
We don’t know where the RS crew keep finding these gems, but long may it continue. String theory tick so many boxes we just can’t wait to hear more...

Modularity

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String Theory - Dirty High

Artist : Rondenion
Album : Tokyo Deep!
Label : Aesthetic Audio
Year : 2008
Genre : House, Deep
Country : Tokyo, Japan

Rondenion - The Beautiful Memory

Taken from forthcoming second EP : 'Control Yourself'.

South London electronic artist Peter Ibbetson reveals ‘Thistle Hotels’, the next single from his forthcoming second EP ‘Control Yourself’. Launching with a first play on Mary Anne Hobbs’ BBC 6 Music show.

'Thistle Hotels' is a heady mix of analog synthesisers, live drums and expansive soundscapes influenced by Caribou, Jon Hopkins and Four Tet.
“a polished body of work, draped in modern electronics and textured synths.” - XLR8R

“an undulating piece of digital abstraction, forever in evolution but remarkably succinct … worth comparing to Jon Hopkins or James Holden” - Clash

“an impeccably layered slice of modern electronic music … It's intelligent. It's original. It's excellent.” - PopMatters

South London electronic artist Peter Ibbetson reveals ‘Thistle Hotels’, the next single from his forthcoming second EP ‘Control Yourself’. The deep track builds to a blissful late night conclusion over six minutes of impeccably layered electronics.

Thistle Hotels

Release date: 6th May 2013

Juno: http://www.juno.co.uk/ppps/products/489321-01.htm

Chemical Records: http://www.chemical-records.co.uk/sc/servlet/Info?Track=SECRET009



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“a polished body of work, draped in modern electronics and textured synths.” - XLR8R

“an undulating piece of digital abstraction, forever in evolution but remarkably succinct … worth comparing to Jon Hopkins or James Holden” - Clash

“an impeccably layered slice of modern electronic music … It's intelligent. It's original. It's excellent.” - PopMatters

Following on from the ‘Rivals’ EP, ‘Control Yourself’ is a heady mix of analog synthesisers, live drums and expansive soundscapes creating a multi textured, layered journey through ambient, house, post rock and techno.

‘Control Yourself’ is an evolvement in concept, bringing together influence from Boards of Canada, Caribou, Tortoise, Four Tet, LCD Soundsystem and Aphex Twin. Speaking on the essence of the new project, Peter Ibbetson adds: “Control Yourself is a reaction to the idea of restricting yourself in creating music, forcing yourself to break away from your creative habits, and open your ears and head to new possibilities.”

Peter Ibbetson has cut his teeth already touring regularly as part of the live outfits for George Fitzgerald and Makeness, so it’s no surprise to see his original work emerging fully formed and thriving. With more live shows on the horizon 2019 looks promising.

Thistle Hotels

Peter Ibbetson

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