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The career of musician and producer Fernando Corona aka @murcof is long-running and vastly undefinable, ranging from kosmische synthesis and dubby ambient productions to electroacoustic composition and post-rock. His latest double album The Alias Sessions is a breathtaking record of crushingly beautiful compositions from an artist operating with aspirational vision. It’s a no-brainer then that his exclusive Bleep mix is just as genre-agnostic, acting as a whistle-stop tour of his nearest and dearest (for now, at least). We begin with goth-twinged dream pop from This Mortal Coil, the darkest corners of which bleed into the cinematic electronica of Cyan as we later jump continents with an abundance of global pop -- German synth chart-toppers and Japanese torch songs included.

Bleep Mix #194 - Murcof

'Alice' is taken from Matthew Bourne's new album Irrealis (released on 27 May). Pre-order: https://theleaflabel.ffm.to/mbirrealis.pbt

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Irrealis

Alice

X2. Craven Faults - Foddergang (Don’t DJ Rework)

Finnish composer Sasu Ripatti returns in late summer with Tummaa, his first album as Vladislav Delay since 2007’s Whistleblower. The new album marks a significant shift in emphasis in this acclaimed musician’s work, reflecting a renewed interest in jazz and acoustic performance: Tummaa is far more organic and live-sounding than anything he’s done before. 



Vladislav Delay - Melankolia (edit)

Craven Faults, with repetitious compositions that invoke the time–stretch experienced in the post–industrial spaces of Yorkshire, inspire a restful resignation in listening.

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Sunday Mix: Craven Faults

Track from the album "People on Sunday". Released on 13 November 2020 via The Leaf Label

People on Sunday

QUARANTINE SERIES 07 // Savage Gary Ft. Clams Baker (Warmduscher) -A  Letter To Brian Eno

Craven Faults takes his Bleep mix in an altogether different direction to some of the recent series entries. Rather than offering dancefloor heaters, this set looks to push towards the outer-edges of harmony, and as such we often leave rhythm behind altogether here. Sometimes this is done through focussing on the Krautrock and kosmische artists who hold such strong way over Craven Faults’ own music - Can, Tangerine Dream and Harmonia all appear - while there are cuts from avant-garde luminaries Laurie Spiegel and This Heat. By the end of the hour we’ve entered full-on art-music territory, Charles Ives’ seminal early-20th-Century orchestral composition ‘The Unanswered Question’ leading us, by different means, into a space similar to those aforementioned electronic innovations.

Bleep Mix #111 - Craven Faults

'People on Sunday' is taken from Domenique Dumont's album People on Sunday. Released on 13 November 2020. LP/CD/digital pre-order: https://ffm.to/peopleonsunday.oyd 

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Domenique Dumont - People On Sunday

Listen to Domenique Dumont’s ‘Sunshine In 1929’, the second track taken from the upcoming album People on Sunday. Released on 13 November 2020. LP/CD/digital pre-order: ffm.to/peopleonsunday.oyd

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People On Sunday

Domenique Dumont - Sunshine in 1929

Taking the least worst option since 1995
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Vladislav Delay - Melankolia (edit)

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