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Well its been a while but amongst the many studio sessions of working on other artists releases as well as lots of video & visual creating we are pleased to shout that our very own Sprechen CEO Chris Massey aka 'Massey' has found the time to drop his 3rd release on the label with 'It's Stretford, Not Berghain'.

Inside My Head sees the mutant disco flags flying high with a twisted Italo synth bass melody of epic throbbing proportions partnered up with the squelchiest of ear worm style synth stabs that goes truly into head mess territory. A proper 2am, peak time serotonin spanker that sounds like Roman Flügel Geht's Noch? having a session with Fad Gadget.

Named after the legendary party spot in South Manchester (if you know then you know), Gnome Terrace sees Massey step into jacking house territory with an initial deeper journey that features some suitably cosmic-esque strings & synth work form the legend that is Dan Wainwright! Oh and it all explodes in a massive hands aloft piano breakdown for a hefty dose of 'wooooowweeeeee!'

Full props & love to Richie V from Supernature for coming up with the E.P. name on this one, drop us a line or buy us a beer and we'll tell you how it came about.

Tracklist:

1. Inside My Head
2. Gnome Terrace feat. Dan Wainwright

PREMIERE: Massey & Dan Wainwright - Gnome Terrace [Sprechen]

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Taken from "Rude Audio and Dan Wainwright - Psychedelic Science EP (Zirkus)". Out June 02nd 2023. Buy here : https://rudeaudio1.bandcamp.com/album/psychedelic-science-2

Rude Audio (aka Mark Ratcliff) and Dan Wainwright, from South London and North Wales respectively, have paired their creative energies to create Psychedelic Science, an eight track dub excursion with its sights set on the feet and the head and on the home and the club.
Dan and Mark have backgrounds in electronic dance music which has in the past pricked the ears, radio shows and playlists of the likes of Don Letts, Justin Robertson and the much missed Andrew Weatherall.
They are joined on their trip by friends such as the legendary driver of Ken Kesey’s Magic Bus, counter – culture legend Ken Babbs, who at the age of 84 provides a showstopping vocal for a ten minute, psychedelic dub cover of Bowie’s ‘Heroes’.
Elsewhere Dan and Mark find the dub spirit and take it to places new: the sweet bassline led, sci fi splendour of Fire On The Mountain; El Qasr’s off kilter dynamics and bottom end rumble; Talking To The Sun’s heliocentric spaced out sounds, with the spirit of Lord Sabre finding its way in.
There’s no escaping the other influences at work here- mycological and herbal as well as musical. At the end, the pair hit the psychedelic dub motherlode with an eighteen-minute exploration of space and sound in the shape of the epic, chilled, progressive Patience Dub (A Prog Odyssey) which is the sum of the sounds and experiences of Rude Audio and Dan Wainwright, all percolating in one expansive trip.
Artist Quote - "Inspired by radio play and club support from the likes of Don Letts and - bless his cotton socks and may he RIP - Andrew Weatherall and rooted in our love of US psychedelia, especially the Dead and Jefferson Airplane, we decided to buckle down and create a massive dub lp, steeped in mycological and herbal goodness, that would appeal to the head(s) and the feet and work in clubs, back rooms and bedrooms. We were joined by Ken Kesey's right hand man on the Acid Test, Ken Babbs and psychedelic and spiritual guru, Mr Ram Dass, for part of the trip"

Artist social media:

http://rudeaudio.co
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100087923577018
https://twitter.com/RudeAudio
https://soundcloud.com/rudeaudio
https://www.facebook.com/danwainwrightmusic
https://www.instagram.com/danwainwrightmusic

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Psychedelic Science

Control

PREMIERE : Rude Audio and Dan Wainwright - Control (Zirkus)

David Harrow and Hugo Nicolson are both celebrated, veteran producers. They are also old friends. Harrow first found fame in the early 1980s working with the post-punk poet, Anne Clark. Collaborating on huge, global hits such as “Sleeper In Metropolis” and “Our Darkness”. Tunes that were heavily rotated in the nightclubs of Detroit and Chicago, and would go on to influence the development of house and techno.

Nicolson started his career in the late `80s as a tape op, at London’s Townhouse Studios. Finding his feet programming and engineering for Julian Cope and on Happy Mondays’ zeitgeist-grabbing “Rave On”. Tracks from that E.P. were remixed for dance floors by “Balearic Beat” DJs Terry Farley, Paul Oakenfold and Andrew Weatherall, and it was with Weatherall that Nicolson made his biggest musical mark. “Ably assisting” the DJ on a series of wildly inventive remixes and co-producing Primal Scream’s Mercury Music Prize winning album, “Screamadelica”.

Harrow too was a mate of Weatherall’s. The two teamed up for 12”s as Blood Sugar and Deanne Day, and Harrow licensed LPs of trance, under the alias Technova, to Weatherall’s labels, Sabres Of Paradise and Emissions Audio Output. The Harrow-Nicolson connection, however, goes back further. Both spent some time with the ground-breaking dub imprint On-U Sound. Harrow contributed to the label’s catalogue throughout the `90s and toured as a member of Dub Syndicate. In 1990 he and Nicolson engineered and programmed on African Head Charge’s “Songs Of Praise”. The pair later, coincidently, during the 2000s, both ended up in L.A. - Harrow still lives there - but “Revolvalution” is their first joint release.

In its original mix the track is a tearaway shot of sampledelia. Frenetic, frantic, full of sped-up fractured vocal fragments and shooting star sound effects. Riding racing snares and busy, buzzing arpeggios. Like Giorgio Morroder on Heisenberg’s blue meth. Peppered, fizzing and popping with prancing pretty chimes, party shouts, laser blasts and trippy glissandi, it breaks down for a brief breather before banging into a galloping TB-303 groove. Harrow hands over two additional mixes, the first of which is heavier, harder and more strongly acidic. A pumping, pounding piece of progressive house, high hats hammering out its rigid 4 / 4. The second is a stripped down, filtered dub, with a ringing melody / circuitry and rhythm that rushes toward you like an express train.

Rory Natkiel and Joe Moran aka Rule Six add to the package with dynamite disco-dub. Boasting a quality kick, slapped post-punk b-line, and an expanse of echo, their take shakes like Francois Kevorkian manhandling industrial fruggers such as 400 Blows or Chakk. Betraying their own Weatherall / A Love From Outer Space affiliations with fractal flickers reminiscent of Sabres Of Paradise’s remix of Throbbing Gristle’s “United”.

Regular creative co-conspirators Rude Audio and Dan Wainwright also rock up with a couple of reworks. One is all dubwise rattles and ricochets, seismic subs and sedated beats. Whipping up a wicked psychedelic whirlpool of sound. Four minutes in it runs into a raga rock guitar / electric sitar solo, before showers of SFX start it skanking again. Strange, deranged, and with an oddly serene finale, it’s a bit of a “journey”. Listen closely and you might hear a loon bird. Their “VIP” version slings a slow, slack breakbeat about like seriously stoned instrumental hip hop. Sections play backwards, reel-to-reels spin out of control, and altered state gates get applied. Mad delay washes everything. Imagine Mo Wax / UNKLE at their most blasted / baked. New York’s cool Khromozomes or Japan’s Natural Calamity. Increasingly mind-bending and heady, it’s even more of a trip. Both remixes share a cracking lack of concern for convention that rivals the late, great Mike Kandel’s Tranquility Bass.

https://higherloverec.bandcamp.com/album/revolvalution

https://soundcloud.com/rudeaudio
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Hugo Nicolson & David Harrow - Revolvalution (Dan Wainwright and Rude Audio's Original Remix)

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