Track 1 of my 2005 album Sequember.

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Calm Myself [Szekvember, 2005]

Very impressive patch from Richard Devine giving the new Algorhythm and Binary modules a serious workout! Be sure to check out the patch notes below the video.

Audio stream taken from:
https://vimeo.com/94437575

Richard Devine - Reticulating Rhythms

Demo of the Algorhythm and Binary modules, by Joseph Fraioli (Datach'i). Audio stream taken from https://vimeo.com/97227684 (see the patch notes below the video for more info).

Joseph Fraioli - Random Logic Acid

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After all the celebrations due to our 50th release, what better way to come back than with Ozcän Saraç.
This artist who has been on our radar for some time due to his excellent releases on Kaer'Uiks, Superpang or Tokinogake presents us a selection of tracks which in my opinion are connected to each other.

Throughout the listening of this album you will appreciate how the palette of sounds that Özcan plays with is present in almost all if not all the compositions, this conceptual form of sound treatment creates a link between the listener and the artist as it requires an active listening to understand the journey that Özcan is inviting us to.

One of the impressions I had after the different listens I have had of the album is that if you want to get the same sensations you have to repeat the journey again.
Once you get on board it's hard to get out of that enveloping sound that all the tracks are endowed with, it becomes addictive honestly.

A great album to enjoy long walks, or long trips will also be very appreciated for audiophiles, the sound treatment is excellent.

Özcan Saraç - HE0450-2958

(The Airfix Tape is a 2nd gen bootleg from a demo tape given initially to Ian Harrison by Richard James that was later dubbed for Kevin Foakes on this TDK D90)

Additional thanks and addition main credits to @toffo (cultofoil) for being the ears and brain of this operation from tracklisting and helping with mastering.


Tracklisting & Notes

Testosterone (A):
1. Cylob and AFX 1 (Tidflume) (1993-1994) - has DAT glitches. dirty head/damaged tape?
2. Cylob and AFX 2 (1993-1994), Joyrex Tape 11
3. Unreleased jungle AFX (1993) - Joyrex Tape 10
3.5. unknown AFX track intro?
- three tracks bellow ripped from an unknown demo tape below -
4. Epic Breakbeat (1991) - CW reject, possible name is "sonic engineer 91"
4.5. ghost track residue on originating tape of Doc Scott - Surgery (Ordinary Mix) (1991)
5. Humanoid Must Not Escape (1991)
6. a micro part of .0180871L (1991) - name unknown.
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7. Noises interlude
8. Bob Morgan Interlude (diff pitch)
9. Giant Deflating Football (1994)
10. Phlangebeat (with noise intro) (1993-1994)
11. NgaiModu (with extra postfx on LPF not found on released vinyl, alt mix?)
12. Phone Pranks (smooth transition)

Oestrogen (B):
1. Utopia (1993-1994) - longer than SC upload, has a proper ending
1.5. DAT Rewind
2. Cylob and AFX 3 (Hodgesplodge) (1993-1994) - uses percs from my teapot/phlid
2.5 - nav katze - ziggy (afx rmx 1) intro
3. dulcimer dub  (1993-1994) - not full
4. ab5 trk5 - 1994 - has vinyl scratches on top, shortened mix (no tail)
5. consta-lume (1993-1994)
6. Dance2TheBeat (1989-1991) - original master tape speed
7. Fresher And Cleaner And Very Smooth And Not At All Dry (1990)
8. AFX + Wagon Christ (Luke Vibert) (Difhifadafi Hissy Mix) (1993-1994)
9. unknown bell snippet (?)

Airfix Remastered - Testosterone Side

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spiral, i like it but I'm also having a poo and the extractor fan is going and it actually sounds like its part of the track
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Recreated geogaddi with nothing but my lips in 36 hours, including one nights rest and a couple of hours of dwarf fortress.

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