[JGT108] "Live At BushBash II" - Precipitation

PRECIPITATION Live in Tokyo at 小岩BushBash on March 4th, 2023.
Sounds / Recording / Performance by Zefan Sramek (Precipitation).
Mastered by Jared Carrigan.
Design by Caleb Dravier.

@precipitation

[JGT108] "Live At BushBash II"

"VIII" - Precipitation

An 18-track compilation celebrating 9 years of looseness, bringing together familial artists from across Europe, Asia and South America.

The release’s alchemy of tracks showcases Loose Lips’ continued commitment to surfi ng between rave, DIY and hip hop culture.

Look forward to a challenging, outlandish and heartfelt range of ambience, hip hop, industrialisms, techno, braindance, breaks and electro - twisted and squeezed for full effect.

Kim Cosmik
Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/kimcosmik
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kimcosmik
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kimcosmik/

Loose Lips
Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/loose-lips123
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LooseLips123
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/looselipsevents/

PREMIERE: Kim Cosmik - Wormhole (Loose Lips)

Brain Food Radio hosted by Rob Zile/KissFM/23-01-24/#1 ROB ZILE
https://kissfm.com.au/SHOW/brainfood
PART 1
01 - Bawrut - Sonidero Usera (Hologram Teen's Discs of Tron Remix)
02 - Carl Finlow - Relic (Original Mix)
03 - Moralez - Climax (Original Mix)
04 - Oblako Maranta - Analog Garbage (Dub Version)
05 - Schlepp Geist	 - Aldo (Oberst & Buchner Remix)
06 - Randolph & Mortimer - Yuppies (Original Mix)
PART 2
07 - Ascii Disko - Shizen (Original Mix)
08 - Dave Clarke - Wisdom To The Wise (Original Mix)
09 - Nicko Shuo - Separat (Original Mix)
10 - Jerical - Action Sequence (Original Mix)
11 - R.Simon - Argiria (Original Mix)
12 - Skov Bowden - Squad (Original Mix)
13 - Marco Conte - Taz 909	(Original Mix)
14 - Das - Utopian Future (Xhei Remix)

Brain Food Radio hosted by Rob Zile/KissFM/23-01-24/#1 ROB ZILE

Bandcamp: https://sohaso.bandcamp.com/album/the-lithosphere

Even though he lived in the Netherlands for a while, Japanese producer and sound sculpturer So Oishi first discovered SoHaSo on his return to Tokyo, where he now resides. The Lithospere EP is his impressive debut for the Utrecht-based label. 

https://soundcloud.com/sooishi's music has a unique soothing sensation while its psychedelic undertone resonates on various levels. The four tracks on this EP are simply phenomenal, whether you are into deep ambient soundscapes (Lithosphere, Rays), wonky break beats (BLOSC Figure One) or seeking a decisive Japanese answer to early Autechre-records (Nighthawk). 

While in The Hague, So Oishi studied algorithmic composition and sound synthesis at the Royal Conservatory. "I was doing geeky programming and developed my own software synthesizer and a composition program when I was there", he looks back on his Dutch years. He still uses both elements in his compositions from time to time. And it shows, because So Oishi has carved out his very own unique sound on the Lithospere EP.

artwork by Bas Dobbelaer

So Oishi - BLOSC Figure One

So Oishi - Lithosphere

Weapons Of Desire (WOD024D) Auto Sound City - It's The Hope That Kills Ya (Clips)

Ship072 Snippets for Side B
B1 Dead Calm
B2 Phantom Machine

About:
The Netherlands has proven to be fertile ground for electronic talent. Few can turn their hand to the range of styles that Ian Martin can, even fewer can match his sheer quality. Shipwrec are delighted to welcome this talent to the label with four tracks making up "Future Dawn." Cosmic Garden opens. A piece that blurs genre lines, soft synthlines are coupled with ruffled rhythms that immerses the listener in gentle orchestral ebbs and flows. Sounds of isolation introduce "Future Dawn", modulations reaching over an ever-widening expanse before strings descend. Drums arrive late in this atmospheric journey, a journey that pulses with a primal energy while conjuring vivid images. The ominously titled "Dead Calm" opens the flip. Soundtracks have always been an inspiration for Martin and the scores of the silver screen are at the forefront of this work. Brittle beat patterns are the bedrock on which melodies whirl, a bitter acid bass bubbling as tension builds to paranoic peaks. Darker skies loom with the marine chop of "Phantom Machine" finishing. A flotsam and jetsam of hi hats swirl in the liquid undulations of distorted bass and aquatic echoes, rougher rusted rhythms providing ballast to the eddies and maelstrom of Martin's machines.

Release date vinyl: 4th of March 2024
Release date digital: 1st of April 2024

Cat# Ship072
Written and produced by Ian Martin
Mastered by Johanz Westerman
Distributed by Clone Distribution
© Shipwrec 2024

Ian Martin - Future Dawn - Ship072 Side B [Forthcoming]

Different Times (07/03/24)

Acid Camp is excited to announce a new compilation album. The album celebrates the label’s 10 year anniversary with 35 artists—of which 25 are releasing with the label for the very first time.

As the largest release in the record label’s history, Acid Camp: 10 Year Anniversary Compilation dramatically expands upon Acid Camp All Stars Vol. 1 and Vol. 2 (both 2018) with more than triple the number of featured artists. Ten return to the label, including Eric Cloutier and Jeremiah Chiu, while Abby Echiverri, Bézier, Force Placement, and 32 more celebrate their first track with Acid Camp.

From Los Angeles, Chicago, Detroit, New York, Berlin to Tokyo, the artists represent the breadth of the underground and independent music scenes of the 2020s and underscore the collective strength of Acid Camp’s community since 2013. The release spans dancefloor-forward acid house and techno to ambient, downtempo, and funk selections. Lyrics are cut and collaged; synths are squelched; grooves are grooved.

100% of the album's profits will be donated to the Palestine Children’s Relief Fund (PCRF), founded over 30 years ago in 1991. PCRF is the leading nonprofit organization providing medical care and diverse humanitarian assistance to countless children in the Middle East.

Artwork by Matthias Dörfelt
Mastered by Matt Parent
Compiled by Aaron Davis, Ms. Ed, and Erin Platner
Words by Daniel Sharp

Released April 16, 2024

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Bill Converse - 303 Up And Down

Obscura

Following 2020’s 'Point Vacancies', the debut EP from Jamie Paton and Mike Bourne’s collaborative act Metal, the duo return with a trio of dubwise remixes from Mr Paton himself as well as a peak-time stormer from fellow Bristol artist, Hodge. The latter immediately sets the record ablaze with a driving thump, duo of grainy hi-hats and a chalky clap. He layers an anthemic three-chord pad progression, building octaves, peppering in arpeggiated bleeps and articulate lead melodies, then tops it off with a few modular elements that retain the character of the original, before climaxing in true rave fashion. Proper. The following three mixes by Metal’s own Jamie Paton make apparent his sonic obsession — the type of infinite tweaking that sees some artists/producers to the edge of madness, or at the very least satisfies some dragon-chasing addiction. There’s a successive deconstruction from 'Remix' to 'Dubwise' to 'Dubwise II', most notably a reduction of rhythm and drum machinery, but also in general tonality. The melody remains central but is gradually obscured, taking on a less and less recognizable form, and by the end we’re left with a skeleton of the track, quips and cranks, an assembly line of aluminum sheeting punctuated by demented nuts and bolts. As with the previous EP, the sparsity of elements illustrates just how far one can twist aesthetics, proving that self-imposed limitations can often propel an artist’s process and land them somewhere unfamiliar, somewhere foreign, somewhere enchanted.

[ESP088B] Point Vacancies [Remixed]

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A1 - Point Vacancies (Hodge Remix) - SNIPPET

Something Happening Somewhere
OOSSHA / NOWHERE

http://www.sohaso.com
https://sohaso.bandcamp.com/

Something Happening Somewhere (SoHaSo). The name of the record label founded by https://soundcloud.com/nunodossantos, residing in Utrecht, The Netherlands. "The name itself leaves a lot open for your own imagination."

So Oishi - Lithosphere

SoHaSo

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