OST from the Creep Vector virtual production project by Most Dismal Swamp


Dismal Session 022: Threading by Bride (excerpt)
Hinge Flap Setting excerpt from Trial By Future Dead by Confraternity of Neoflagellants 
Got Home by Our.v
Creepcast by Most Dismal Swamp – performed by Susanne Husebø
Dismal Session 022: Threading by Bride (excerpt)
Lay Your Eggs in Me by Jame St. Findlay
Hortus Pulcher by Our.v
UpdateStatus (The Tables Turned) excerpts by Confraternity of Neoflagellants

Supported by Gossamer Fog

Creep Vector OST

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Annexia presents sketches from the past and future of 6a6y 6: The mysterious Manchester / Kyiv / Worldwide collective presents a patchwork of creepy jazz, mutant loungecore and fuzz-fucked dance. A soundtrack for unheimlich midnight streets

Annexia w/ 6a6y 6 - 19.11.21

This Heat "Horizontal Hold" from "This Heat" (1979) aka The Blue and Yellow [ThisIs!1]

"A landmark recording by one of most important British bands, full stop. This, their first release, tore up the book and laid new rules for band composition and performance. First, the music: without precedent, then, the musicians: all extraordinary, all uncompromisingly radical, then the way it was all put together: endlessly surprising, hammeringly intense, and the sound: hard, radical, crafted, rich, with complete control of the frequency range. Beautifully recorded, radically mixed, this was breathtakingly present . Stripped back to the bone but never simplified. And it hasn’t aged. This is deep, complex work that creates its own world, anticipating much that was to follow in the next 15 years. A luminous release out of print (for almost a decade?). Re-mastered by the group for this re release." http://bit.ly/1iajmyp

Horizontal Hold

This Heat "S.P.Q.R." from "Deceit", 1981 [ThisIs!2]

S.P.Q.R.

This Heat "Makeshift" from "Made Available - John Peel Sessions", 1977 [ThisIs!4]

Makeshift

The Skin Surf

You said you have no love for me
That's just the way it is out on the prairie
So I built a lie detector
And buried it under your house
I dug it up the next day
But I couldn't bring myself to read it
You tell me all I need to know
I don't believe you

You tell me you want me
That may be so
You tell me you love me
I don't believe you

Music by Joshua Roland
Mixed&&&&&Mastered by Joshua Roland
Cover art by Joshua Roland

I Don't Believe You

like house every weekend but it's cover every week day

Time

Arca - Time

Slow Dance ’20 #4 - Sonny Bliss - Skin Contact
Stream: https://backl.ink/143760263
A real special one today, music quite unlike any other we've heard.
Industrial Lounge Act 'Sonny Bliss' (Robin, Núria and John of Manchester's 6a6y 6 collective) formed late 2018 and has since supported Penelope Trappes, Handle, Currentmoodgirl, Bamya, Otis Jordan and Bunny Hoova. They premiered their self released debut in Desire Press Closer magazine via QR code, and released follow up EP through Stockholm's Maternal Voice label. The project began when they utilised a space in one of Manchester's first cotton mills - recording live improvisations of Alto Sax, Flute and DR55 Drum Machine being fed together through a 70s Roland Space Echo unit. They'd then master and release the recordings, and recreate the pieces as songs live.
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It may have been the most unanimously detested year in all our lifetimes, but out of the sludge comes a undeniable distillation of talent. 
Slow Dance ’20, the fourth of our annual compilations is a 16 track smorgasbord of of characteristically genre-fluid picks, spanning all manner of electronic music from harsh techno to expansive ambience, lo-fi bedroom productions from some of the most exciting new bands and solo artists that have emerged over the past year.
We will be releasing a track every weekday with the full compilation out on the 26th January.
https://youtu.be/YbhevpOE_0g

Sonny Bliss - Skin Contact

Power up! Our first new release of 2021 will be a debut album of odd-pop from Scottish group Buffet Lunch! Punchy, often thoughtful and pleasingly surreal at times ‘The Power of Rocks’ is an album filled with imagery and humour, packed with zestful tunes and lyrical weight too. Buffet Lunch’s songs are vigorous excursions, meandering into clattersome terrain as often as hiking up into the breezy, melodious foothills. The desire to lead the listener along on a curious tale helps tie things together. This is a debut LP of wide-ranging and personal themes, from irritation with out of touch politicians, to love letters to seaside living, to even the frailty and confusion of old age. No stone left unturned, if you pardon the pun. ‘Red Apple Happiness’ is the first single taken from the album, it’s befuddlingly magnificent video (made by Iain McCall) just premiered on For The Rabbits here: https://fortherabbits.net/2021/01/27/premiere-buffet-lunch-red-apple-happiness/

‘The Power of Rocks’ is available to pre-order now through our online shop on limited 180g orange vinyl: https://upsettherhythm.bigcartel.com/product/buffet-lunch-the-power-of-rocks-pre-order

I Don't Believe You

Self Love

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