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October 2020

Oscillation is the repetitive variation, typically in time, of some measure about a central value or between two or more different states. Aleksi Perala uses the 128 resonant colundi frequencies to create an oscillation perfected to 33.3 rpm for infinite effect.

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Oscillation 2

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Aleksi Perala - Oscillation 2 - Dub045

Some proper intergalactic acid techno jams right here expertly executed by Lorenz.Audio on the Clone Basement Series.

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Klangpilot

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Lorenz.Audio - Klangpilot - CBS-X

Frits Wentink returns to Clone Royal Oak, he and his double causing trouble on the dancefloor! 'Double Man', 'Friends' and 'Trouble Man'. Three cuts with a fresh take on the N.Y. house sound for 2020.


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Double Man

Frits Wentink - Double Man [Royal049]

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PREMIERE: Earth Boys - LSD [Wolf Music]

Don't call it a comeback... Providing the feel-good hit(s) of summer, Keith Lorraine returns to Feelings Worldwide under his Baby Rollén alias, forming a fresh collaborative EP alongside Gallegos.

As a duo and separately the pair have been making a lot of noise of late with releases on Holding Hands and Banoffee Pies. For this next one the vibes run deep, spanning flavours of garage, breaks and balearica.

Three original club tracks plus a remix of the A1 from UKG legend Noodles Groove Chronicles.

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PREMIERE: Baby Rollén & Gallegos - Along The River [Feelings Worldwide]

Automatic Tasty (Jonny Dillon) has been away from Central Processing Unit for five years now, releasing on labels such as AC Records and Furthur Electronix in the intervening time. However, new EP The Future Is Not What It Used To Be shows that the chemistry between label and artist is still in good nick by offering up four tracks of contemplative electro-boogie.

While the preceding CPU/Automatic Tasty drop may be 2015’s The Life Parochial, The Future Is Not What It Used To Be actually has more in common with Sentimentalist’s Choice, Automatic Tasty’s CPU debut which came out back in 2013. This is not due to a huge stylistic shift - all three records bring together classic electro, techno and boogie sounds to create charming and melodious tracks - but more to do with the tone of the record. You see, while The Life Parochial was a squelchy machine-funk delight, The Future Is Not What It Used To Be is a more pensive affair befitting its title.

This isn’t to say that The Future Is Not What It Used To Be is a muted EP. Far from it - this record contains some of the most gorgeous electro joints you’ll hear all year. The vibe is established on its eponymous opening jam, a vocoder-laced production pitched somewhere between the more ruminative tunes on Posthuman’s 2018 LP Mutant City Acid and contemporary boogie acts such as Funkineven/Steven Julien and Galaxians. The track is made by the beautiful, bittersweet timbre of its synths, and these are maintained on following number ’Romance In The Old Country’. Given the offbeat skip in its groove and sunset-glow ruefulness of the keys, ’Romance In The Old Country’ is a cut which invokes the instrumentals of Jessy Lanza LPs - and even (whisper it) a little Sade.

The Future Is Not What It Used To Be is an EP of evocative track titles, but there may be none more accurate than first B-side ‘Rising Sun’. Here, Automatic Tasty tweaks the wistfulness of the A-side cuts into something more uplifting. While a thoughtful quality remains in ‘Rising Sun’s soft synths and skittering 808s, the track is driven by the exuberant energy of the ‘Woo! Yeah!’ drum break to become the sort of tune you drop as dawn begins to break over the rave. ‘Rising Sun’s afterglow falls over the closing track ‘Adventures In The World Of Becoming’, a steady IDM-electro pulse that channels the spirit of Aphex Twin’s seminal Selected Ambient Works 85-92.

‘The future is not what it used to be - no past, no memory’. With this robo-voiced intonation, Automatic Tasty returns to Sheffield’s Central Processing Unit with four moving, poignant machine-funk tracks.

RIYL: Funkineven/Steven Julien, Posthuman, Jessy Lanza, Shanti Celeste, Selected Ambient Works 85-92

Automatic Tasty - The Future Is Not What It Used To Be

Pseudonym Records is a new label focused on the ethereal, twisted and broken fringes of dance music. 

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Release date: 13th November 2020 

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PSEU001 - Corporeal Vol. 1 [PREVIEWS]

LIES-137
Ploy-Molotov
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to be released Nov 1st 2020

Unlit Signals

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Ploy-Molotov (LIES-137)

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Tiny Planet is back in business, Volume 3 returning to the geographical roots of Planet Euphorique. Four genre expansive tracks, hot-off-the-press Canadian content bringing all new artists to the PE sphere. The record is split from East to West, Montreal to Vancouver, providing an array of audio delights primed for diverse dance experiences. Starting in Montreal, the A side hosts a deep, sensual dripping opener, “Gutted Honey Dew Project” by duo Mutually Feeling. Steady, rolling breakbeats slung behind melt-in-your-mouth vocals of silk, the blooming bassline forming a modern day classique. The flirtatious essence carries to the A2 with Pascale’s “Fly Zone”, bubbling into an irresistible, bouncy analog jammer. Lights flashing; surging stabs of colourful harmony. A sleek, smooth and playful track ordering you to la discotheque stat! Heading West to the B side, the mood swing is sinisterly jacking in Vancouver. Sludge laden “Are You Done Yet” by Overland showcases a hot and distorted acid hypnosis, weaving in and around a driving repetition of drum-work, deceptively low tempo for the momentous percussive progression and evolving sonic squelch. Sigsaly busting in to finish it off with the fully fledged hammering techno hit you needed, “Carve” B2-big room, XL rhythmical head-rush. Stomp to the beat!

Tiny Planet Vol 3.
Cat: PE013
Format: 12”
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Artwork by Jenny Grant
Words: Katie Campbell
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Release date: 09.11.2020

Tiny Planet Vol 3.

Part 1 of previews for AMF&F001, out Nov 6th!

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De Grandi 
DJ Tess 
Syz                       
Pluralist
Chungo
Transparent Sound  
Noire
Caldera 
Alexis
Tech Support 
Osc Kins 
Cyphon  
Charles Green
Maté 
Eyra
Kaval
SPEED x Drumwork
Kincaid Ft. ZaaZaa
WDDS                
Obzerv 

Artwork by Ciaran Birch.

AMF&F001

AMF&F001 - [PREVIEW]  -  Various Artists - Part 1 (Clips)

There's a tiny planet calling, a new and exciting place...


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