The launch of Tar Electronics Series comes with the re-issue of Audiomatik. A true gem by Neuro-D, first released as an LP in 2002 on the experimental label Poeta Negra. Eleven minimalistic electro bombs, remastered and pressed on double vinyl, club ready and highly addictive. The first disc is solid silver with black labels and the second is black with silver labels, both packed in silver printed sleeves and a black sleeve with silver sticker.
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Neuro-D - Audiomatik LP [TARE1] - Tar Electronics

E°A°R°T°H C°O°R°E

EarthBound

Stream/Download:
http://fanlink.to/NorthSide
http://fanlink.to/NorthSide
http://fanlink.to/NorthSide

Khalifa Cyrus is a 21 year old producer from Brighton. Experimenting in the raw, stripped back side of Tech House, "KC" consumes a diet of house, disco and gangster rap, all of which he channels into his own productions.

Beginning his production career only a year ago, Khalifa Cyrus combines his gritty style with psychedelic, vaporwave graphics, resulting in an intense visual and sonic experience. 

Currently on the rampage after underground club tearouts such as "In The Coupe" and "Bronx", Khalifa Cyrus is making strides towards the higher echelons of the dance music scene, soon to be cemented with his upcoming single "North Side", the second release of Endor's new label Doctor Session.

Khalifa Cyrus - North Side

https://getphysicalmusic.lnk.to/GPM551

Get Physical’s Acid Love affair continues with a second volume of tracks dedicated to the sound of the 303 with Paco Osuna, Hoopalaï, The Fitness, Ali X, Pvlomo, DJ One Five and Lessnoise all contributing.

The legendary ‘Acid Track’ from Phuture is first up as remixed by Spanish techno titan Paco Osuna. He reworks it into a jacked up track with gurgling acid and freaky vocal sounds that will pump the floor. Montreal’s rising stars The Fitness have released on the likes of Crew Love and now link with the Hoopalaï duo for the haunting and absorbing ‘Let Me Take You’, which works into a frenzy thanks to serrated acid and prickly percussion that will blow up any set.

Another fresh collaborative duo in Ali X and Pvlom are next up with ‘Starstruck!’ which is a superb seven-minute odyssey. Deep, dubby drums set the tone as an elongated and dreamy acid line is gently teased out up top to mesmeric effect.

Lastly, DJ One is a Detroit talent from labels like Jack Trax who links with Lessnoise for the soulful ‘Sweet Pauline.’ It’s a deep house cut with sustained, heartfelt chords, great vocal work by Ms. B.B. and the most subtle and seductive of acid lines.

This EP is a truly contemporary and inventive take on acid that provides another glimpse of the next Acid Love album which drops later this year.

www.getphysicalmusic.com

Let Me Take You

Hoopalaï, The Fitness - Let Me Take You (Snippet)

Acid Track (Paco Osuna Remix)

Phuture - Acid Track (Paco Osuna Remix) (Snippet)

Neuro-D - Artificiality [TARE1]

Neuro-D - Math-U-Matix [TARE1]

Neuro-D - Kombustion [TARE1]

Neuro-D - Elektriko [TARE1]

Neuro-D - Don't Stop [TARE1]

Neuro-D - System Automatik [TARE1]

Track A2 reveal. Jerome Hill's "League Against Jazz"

Jerome Hill AKA Jerome Hill seems like the kind of guy who doesn't like the complexity of an alias. I get it. What I don't get it is the title for this song. It's ambiguous. Is Jerome against Jazz? Is he merely pointing out the existence of those who are against Jazz? I could ask him, but then I might actually know. 

I don't really need to say anything about Jerome. If you're here, you already know. If you don't; I'm surprised. Nip in and meet him. I think you'll be back. I'm biased towards this set of course, but I think this is a good introduction ;)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ywWYNILe5Do

https://swervingthecommunity.com/
https://jeromehill.bandcamp.com/
https://dontrecordings.bandcamp.com/

Next week's reveal will be B1 by Johan Platt
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To celebrate 500 episodes of Bleep Radio...

In 2003 I began streaming live via Livesets dot com. Over the years the number of annually archived shows has always fluctuated, but eventually it appears 500 has arrived. Sure the actual number of streams is probably triple that or more, but that's harder to celebrate.

This 4x12" Boxed Set represents the artists whose music I play the most on Bleep Radio. Literally and objectively played the most. I'm a big number crunching statistics nerd and have trended my own track-lists for years as many of you know. As a Canadian, far removed from where the music I like shines the brightest I consider myself very fortunate to have been able to meet with and play alongside a lot of these folks in person and not just via the stream.

Bleep Radio is expected to hit show 500 on May 14th which is when --if all things align-- this release will be ready. The 500th show will consist of a mix of all of the tracks on this release by myself, plus...guests?

This release is isn't just a milestone, it's an open love letter to all of you whose music I play and will continue to play and support. Keep it wonky folks.

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Expected release date: May 14th, 2021

Mastered/Pressed: Curve Pusher, UK [ http://curvepusher.co.uk/ ]
Vinyl Distributed by: Vinyl Future [ http://www.deejay.de ]
Graphics: Ed Twist [ http://edtwist.co.uk/wp/ ]

BUY @ https://linktr.ee/isoprax
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Various Artists "All The Bleeps" Bleep 500 [4x12" Boxed Set]
Record 1
A1 - Sane "Auger"
A2 - Jerome Hill "League Against Jazz"
B1 - Johan Platt "Forged Jack"
B2 - Ben Pest "Tilt Lock"

Record 2
C1 - Norman Müller "Bamm Im Mond"
C2 - Luke's Anger "Sloth Father"
D1 - Tobias Schmidt "Le Interrupteur"

Record 3
E1 - Neil Landstrumm "Cleo Satan"
E2 - TSR Featuring Kosmonaut J "Can't Stop Thinking"
F1 - JoeFarr "To See Her"
F2 - Paul Birken "Perpendicular Provider"

Record 4
G1 - SES "Dumbiedykes"
G2 - Tobias Schmidt "Speak"
H1 - Joseph Garber "We Not The Wack Yeah"
H2 - World News "Black Cat"

The vinyl release will be primarily available via both Deejay.de as well as another special location that may include a limited cassette with more dj mixes of the tracks.

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Bleep Radio currently airs via MixCloud every Friday at 11:45am EST and runs until 1pm EST.

www.bleepradio.ca for archives and info about each show.

All The Bleeps

League Against Jazz

A2 - Jerome Hill - League Against Jazz

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Neuro-D - System Automatik [TARE1]

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