Where to begin with this one? Don't say that we aren't good to you...

Surgeon & Speedy J need no introduction. However, you might not have heard of their recent collaborative project called Multiples which they are using to work together on live improvised jams. It's a chance for them to embrace the diy aesthetic once more, bouncing ideas off one another and recording the results.

The first record from the pair is called 'Two Hours Or Something'. An aptly titled release which lends a nod to the chaos and approach in the studio.

We received this mix not long off the back of being sent the record and it doesn't disappoint. It weaves and wanders between elements of IDM before emerging into the realms of Techno. The proper stuff - no hype, no pop edits. Pure Techno as it was meant to be.

Multiples (Speedy J & Surgeon) : The Ransom Note Mix

not-yet Sound exploration @ the new dark age.

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