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More acid filth for you lucky people in this typically rugged track from @xxxy. Taken from @iloveacid's landmark 'Ten Years Of I Love Acid' compilation (released on a rubber 303-style USB key), it's a no-nonsense affair, getting straight down to business through chunky rolling techno motifs and concluding under the five-minute mark with dancefloor destruction complete.

10 Years of I Love Acid

PREMIERE: xxxy - Blup Blup [I Love Acid]

London based DJ and producer Mark Broom makes his next appearance on Posthuman’s Balkan Vinyl imprint by supplying a driving and hypnotic acid cut to the ‘Mutant City Acid Vol. 4’ compilation.

With decades of experience releasing on labels like Saved, 20:20 Vision, Material Series and Edit Select Records, Mark Broom’s catalogue is well stacked with diverse material. That said, his brand of acid stands out in the industry and is in high demand, which makes the latest track on Balkan Vinyl that much more satisfying.

‘Connection’ showcases a droning motif with humming atmospherics at the core of steady acid tones and booming bass. The track builds into piercing tension before a deep release making for a captivating dancefloor bomb.

‘Mutant City Acid Vol. 4’ is set fro release end of July and also includes tracks by Drvg Cvltvre, Nehuen and Han Do Jin (aka Warlock).

Listen to ‘Connection’ below.

Mutant City Acid Vol. 4

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Premiere: Mark Broom 'Connection'

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@posthuman deliver some of their finest work to date with 'Mutant City Acid' LP. Created as a soundtrack to a mythical dystopia called New Reno City, the album is replete with nods to '80s and '90s computer gaming and sci-fi including Fallout, Bladerunner and Ian M. Banks.

Posthuman - Transit System Error [Balkan Vinyl]

M Parent - American Dream  (2x12” Vinyl + Digital)
Release date: April 10, 2020
Label: Acid Camp Records (https://soundcloud.com/acidcamp)
PRE-LINK: https://acidcamp.bandcamp.com/album/american-dream
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M Parent brings us a soundtrack of American dystopia, one that gives a pointed sonic voice to the bubbling frustrations and anxieties of our time. While American politics play out like a circus on the world stage, M Parent responds to the question of what it means to be American through dirty acid riffs and eerie electro synth stabs. The album opens up with the title track where a deep voice bellows, “The American Dream was a lie,” setting the stage for what comes next. A warped sense of reality bubbles over in Lose Your Mind, as a wailing electric guitar plays a distorted rendition of the Star Spangled Banner. On the track They Gave You What, a glitched out 808 breakbeat unwinds as psychedelic paranoia sets in over a stiff melodic hook.

But it’s not all doom and gloom, as it wouldn’t be a complete encapsulation of the American dream without a sense of hope. Balancing the LP out are playful tracks and aural details that keep the American tradition of funk alive. Fucked Acid offers a bright acid track with a funky falsetto synth line. At the album’s cheeky climax, Electric Snake, a reptilian beast is lured out with 808 toms and beat back by unrelenting snare rolls. Maniacal laughter and an acidic bubbly lead race towards the album’s conclusion in the track Get In. The LP finishes with Groovy, an uplifting track that adds a fragile sense of optimism.

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PREMIERE : M Parent - Electric Snake

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M Parent brings us a soundtrack of American dystopia, one that gives a pointed sonic voice to the bubbling frustrations and anxieties of our time. While American politics play out like a circus on the world stage, M Parent responds to the question of what it means to be American through dirty acid riffs and eerie electro synth stabs. The album opens up with the title track where a deep voice bellows, “The American Dream was a lie,” setting the stage for what comes next. A warped sense of reality bubbles over in Lose Your Mind, as a wailing electric guitar plays a distorted rendition of the Star Spangled Banner. On the track They Gave You What, a glitched out 808 breakbeat unwinds as psychedelic paranoia sets in over a stiff melodic hook.

But it’s not all doom and gloom, as it wouldn’t be a complete encapsulation of the American dream without a sense of hope. Balancing the LP out are playful tracks and aural details that keep the American tradition of funk alive. Fucked Acid offers a bright acid track with a funky falsetto synth line. At the album’s cheeky climax, Electric Snake, a reptilian beast is lured out with 808 toms and beat back by unrelenting snare rolls. Maniacal laughter and an acidic bubbly lead race towards the album’s conclusion in the track Get In. The LP finishes with Groovy, an uplifting track that adds a fragile sense of optimism.

Mastered by Tim Xavier at Manmade Mastering
Artwork by Sloane Solley
Layout by Danielle Elkind
Pressed at RAND

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