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Exclusive Andy Stott remix of "Valentine" from the new album 'False Idols' released on False Idols in association with !K7 Records.

Tricky says: 

"Andy Stott remix was done just because he is a talent, no other reason. This is not for a single release and not promotion for any up and coming release. We approached him and asked him to choose a song. False Idols is not a typical label so we do not have to do things in typical label fashion. Andy Stott's remix is totally pure and refreshing and stands alone."

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Valentine (Andy Stott Remix)

Pre-Order 12"

These Hidden Hands | Remixes II

A1. When Told (Atom TM Remix) 
B1. Diesel (Kangding Ray Remix) 
B2. Isopod (Ancient Methods Remix))

Out Dec 2 
12"/DL

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Isopod (Ancient Methods Remix)

Searing, tormented darkside f**kery from Miles Whittaker and Sean Canty’s Demdike Stare on their rinse and run Testpressing series. On the A-side ‘Fail’ is a slowly descending panic attack of pealing hi-end frequencies and impending bass doom reaching a pit of noisy no return. On the flip, ‘Null Results’ bruks loose with a scything jungle attack; frantic 16th note hi-hats and cone-crumpling subs laced with a rudeboy mentasm to incite warehouse capoeira. Come test.

Fail

Null Results

Earlier on this year Andy Stott found himself playing on the same bill as New York “Heavy Metal hoarders” Batillus. Despite operating in completely different spheres, Batillus had been playing ‘Luxury Problems’, Stott’s most recent album, on their tourbus and suggested a remix.
The result is pressed up on this one-sided 12”, a deadly reduction that pitches the original down into the abyss,...
Andy Stott will be back in 2014 with new material.

Andy Stott - Batillus - Concrete (Andy Stott Remix)

from 'Collection' [3xCD|4xLP BOX|DIGITAL]
including:
Cracked Mirrors and Stopped Clocks
Shakkei
Shakkei Remixed

available in January on all formats at [http://denovali.com/origamibiro]

Origamibiro is a collaborative project consisting of three core members: musician, soundtrack composer and producer Tom Hill, visual artist and filmmaker The Joy Of Box, and multi-instrumentalist Andy Tytherleigh. Originally started as a solo project for Tom, Origamibiro has since evolved into an audio-visual collective, producing studio music, art objects, interactive installations and hauntingly original live audio-visual performances. Origamibiro like to create work with an array of unorthodox processes and contraptions, found objects, video feeds and multi instrumentalism. Their aim is to create works of texture, lyricism and intensity.

Previous to Origamibiro, Tom Hill had been working with electronica and found-sound sampling through projects such as Wauvenfold and Penfold Plum. Origamibiro's first release, 'Cracked Mirrors and Stopped Clocks' saw a radical return to Tom's classical and electric guitar roots. Performed and produced entirely by Tom, 'Cracked Mirrors' also involved sampling additional atmospheric elements: the creak of his chair, the sound of his breath, the squeak of the wood in his guitar. The result is both intimate and melodic, tangible and atmospheric.

Tom was then looking to translate this music from studio to live environment and enlisted the help of The Joy Of Box (Jim Boxall). Jim had a background in fine art as well as live visuals. Both Tom and Jim were looking for ways to expand how they could approach live performances and utilise technologies but also retain a sense of fragility, texture, emotion and above all risk. Not long after, Andy Tytherleigh brought his multi-instrumentalist skills (double bass, ukulele, banjo, guitar) to what was now becoming a collective and the trio began to develop ways to bring all of these elements together with live looping techniques. Jim began to use objects and props to film and record live, Tom experimented with sampling found materials to add texture and rhythm to his guitar melodies and Andy layered multiple instruments to add depth and weight to the whole process.

The release of the second album 'Shakkei' saw an expansion in Origamibiro's sound - from an intimate personal space to an expansive terrain ('Shakkei' in fact translates to 'borrowed landscape'). The second album utilised field recordings and even a shared audio journey between Tom's Autumnal footsteps in English woodlands and Jim's muted boot crunch of snowy Eastern European forests. The third album 'Shakkei Remixed' came soon after featuring remixes by a host of artists, reinterpreting Origamibiro's material in further directions still. Origamibiro's live performances also expanded, now involving treated books, typewriters, found celluloid, paper, eerie wildlife recordings, home movies, sellotape and bespoke visual contraptions. All of these things had been added, adapted, even destroyed as a way to generate images and audio that could evoke a feeling, a response, an understanding or perhaps a question from audiences.

2014 sees the re-release of Origamibiro's entire back catalogue through Denovali and also the release of their fourth studio album. 

"The fall of a typewriter key, the pluck of a double bass, the ripping of paper - all these tiny, transient moments become the notes with which Origamibiro compose a world around them... And it's an extraordinary world: strangely calming in its slow revealing; startlingly beautiful in its climatic chiming; strong enough to cut through pixelated ennui" - dummy mag

Shakkei

Buy on all formats

Origamibiro - Quad Time And The Genius Of The Crowd

Flower Orgy: "Black Wizard"

Various Artists
Tomorrow’s Achievements: Parry Music Library 1976-86
PUBINF006

Release Date: 15th October 2012
25 track LP (Ltd 400 copy pressing) / Download

This is Tomorrow’s Achievements, an exclusive Public Information foray into the Canadian Library institution, Parry Music.

With access granted by founder John Parry we have selected twenty-five of our favourite electronic tracks, an early autumn heat-wave of perfect melody.

Parry Music was founded in Toronto, 1974 by John Parry and Chris Stone. John was formerly a manager of revered UK library Chappell Music and Chris was a Canadian music consultant, both brought some familiar musicians to the table.

Johnny Hawksworth, Robin Artus, Paul Kass, Nino Nardini (close allies with Roger Roger) are on board Tomorrow’s Achievements . At the same time we have a little known Canadian Library musician who features heavily, one Harry Forbes. Forbes is the real driving force of our Parry-Love; a master of imminent, hummable melody, sublime synth miniatures baked in sweetness.

Elsewhere we revel with the other players in proto-Balearic house, groovy electronic disco, spooked choral drone, freaked-modular scorch and weird Radiophonic bleep. These are the soundtracks to movie car chases never known, lost kids TV shows never realized, radio-ads never broadcast – music to make your ears sing for more.

A compliation put together piece by piece at Public Information HQ, lovingly re-mastered by Rashad at D&M and artwork by Jack Featherstone.

A1. Dawn Light: Robin Artus
A2. Bio-Rhythm: Paul Kass
A3. Digits: Harry Forbes
A4: New Invention: Nino Nardini
A5  Solar Energy: Russ Walker
A6: Alpha Micro: Robin Artus / Paul Kass
A7: Builders 2: Harry Forbes                                   
A8: Integrator: Hermann Langschwert
A9: Sonic Rhythm: Barry Schleifer                                      
A10: Technomobile No.2: E Grenga / C Lawry / D Stevens               
A11: Future Directions: Rick Miller                                     
A12: Turbo Motion: Robin Artus / Paul Kass
A13: Automation: Robin Artus / Paul Kass
A14: Utilities: Harry Forbes

B1: The Beginning: Johnny Hawksworth
B2: Time Lapse: Harry Forbes
B3: Poseidon: Paul Williams
B4: Cuboid: Kerry Beaumont
B5: Remote Control: Harry Forbes
B6: Moving Patterns: Barry Schleifer
B7: Instroscan No.2: Paul Kass
B8: Communications : Harry Forbes
B9: Panorama No.2 : Robin Artus / Paul Kass
B10: Drone No.1: Harry Forbes
B11: Tomorrow's Achievements: Harry Forbes

Various Artists - Tomorrow’s Achievements: Parry Music Library 1976-86 (Album Sampler)

Love Will Tear Us Apart (Elegy Version)

re-arranged by Matt Howden in 2011 • Sheffield, UK
produced and mixed by Andrew Liles in September 2012 • Hepton Stall, UK

Natt Wason ~ electric guitar
Eliot Bates ~ oud
Peter Hook ~ bass
Larry Cassidy ~ voice

note ~ this version features also remixed sounds from the musicians involved in the previous Love Will Tear Us Apart version.
Larry Cassidy recorded in 2011 at West Orange • Preston, UK
Eliot Bates recorded in 2011 at Miq Productions • Trumansburg (NY), USA

www.oursweetestsongs.com
http://oursweetestsongs.bandcamp.com

Love Will Tear Us Apart (Elegy Version)

Farah - Into Eternity

Album: Various Artists After Dark 2, 2013 (compilation)

Farah - Into Eternity

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