He'd never been superstitious before but recent events had led him to start questioning things; or "looking deeper" as he called it. Until now these occurrences had been dubbed as coincidences, as pure luck or chance - be that good or bad, though it predominantly ended up being the latter. Cursed was a strong word but that was what he'd resigned himself to believing.

It's been three years since Bristol stalwart Appleblim landed on fellow local imprint Sneaker Social Club. His 2018 LP 'Life In A Laser' also marks one of his last outings period, so we're pretty stoked to see him return with a second long player for the label - the first to be released via tape. On 'Infinite Hieroglyphics' Appleblim gives himself to the technology, flexing his singular production abilities through an expansive range of styles and sounds that pull from techno, electro and rave music.

Infinite Hieroglyphics

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