B(if)tek's classic track has been remixed by Sydney electro duo Bleepin' J Squawkins for the 'We Think You're Dishy' Remixes EP.  

B(if)tek return from beyond the frequency spectrum with an EP featuring new remixes of their classic track ‘We Think You’re Dishy’.

To celebrate the release of Clan Analogue’s new triple disc compilation Re Cognition: The Clan Analogue Legacy Collection, covering the collective’s 18 year history of Australian electronic music, Koshowko and Bleepin’ J Squawkins have each remixed this classic track originally released on the 1999 Clan Analogue compilation Twenty Disco Greats.  Also on the EP is ‘We Oscillate’, a rare early B(if)tek track from the 1996 Clan Analogue cassette release Schizmatrix.

B(if)tek were amongst the original “Geek Girls”, making cutting edge dancefloor tunes with their vast collection of sound-generating machines and immaculate wardrobes. 


B(if)tek - We Think You're Dishy (Bleepin' J Squawkins Remix)

Freeman Lowell of Valley Forge discusses the track 'Payload' from the album 'Artificial Heart':

"This two-note funk[?] thing that riffs on James Brown, Mike Oldfield and Jean Michel Jarre and changes key every 8 bars just wouldn't go away. It got into my head and kept getting bigger and bigger and more layered - to the point of containing throat-singing and a dulcimer! It's a favourite of mine to play live as it just keeps growing and it likes being played LOUD."

Artificial Heart is one of the most impeccably-crafted albums to be released in the modern Australian electronic music ecosystem. The debut album from Valley Forge is a true synthesis of the organic and synthetic, a new form of transhumanist electronica.
Spanning rich, cinematic synthscapes to intimate and melancholic techno- pop, Artificial Heart is a modified microarray of electro, dub, ambient and world music elements. With influences such as Tangerine Dream, Giorgio Moroder, Kraftwerk, Boards of Canada, Wendy Carlos, BT and Air gene- spliced with sounds from gamelan to gospel, Artificial Heart transforms these nanosonics into a new organism of sound.

Valley Forge was formed by biosonic engineer Freeman Lowell, joining with a selection of notable collaborators on Artificial Heart, including Australian music legend Kamahl, Sydney indie band So I’m Jo’s Glen Cassidy and Japanese experimental music artist Amos Wong. Tracks such as ‘Wayfaring Stranger’, ‘Follow Suit’ and ‘Machine-Built Rhythm’ have preceded the album, with contributions to Clan Analogue compilations Doppler Shift, In Version and Re Cognition anticipating Valley Forge’s first full-length work.
Now Artificial Heart has arrived at its destination – a singularity of pure emotive machinery. Embrace the transformation – implant yours today.

Artificial Heart (catalogue number CA040) is out now from Clan Analogue, distributed by MGM.

Valley Forge - Payload

Clan Analogue’s latest compilation album Intone: Voice Abstractions showcases new experimental and electronic treatments of the human voice. Intone features 21 unique manipulations of vocalisation and verbiage from Australian and international artists working in the left-field reaches of electronic sound. These interweavings of ones, zeroes and vocal chords utilise the human voice as their sonic essence, in ways that are electric, rhythmic, melodic, hypnotic, chaotic and eclectic.

Automatic Teller Machine Machine - Kronik Tonic

Late night audio doodling with my eyes shut.

Drifter

The perilous-eponymous journey of Aeriae's new release Peril Triage opens with ‘Firmament’, a vortex in which a steadfast beat and subsonic organ riffs eventually collide with a searing synth sky.

Aeriae continues to carve out his unique space in modern electronic music production with Peril Triage, the new 7-track EP out now on Clan Analogue. A hyperkinetic evocation of threat, paranoia and psychological response, Peril Triage emerged following Aeriae’s touring to support his enigmatic 2014 album release Victris. 

Honing the Aeriae controllerism setup through live performance enabled heightened levels of instinct and drama during the atypically rapid (for Aeriae) composition and production process for Peril Triage. Previous Aeriae releases were heedless of whether they could be reproduced live in any practical sense. With Peril Triage, Aeriae takes a set produced especially for live performance back into the studio environment to synthesise the two approaches. The result is a gapless forty-three minute set of labyrinthine synth programming and rising tempo. Beneath the pace and skittering beat design, compositional structures morph slowly via the producer’s trademark serialist melodic figures and intricate sound design, always with an ear towards the ultimate emotional destination.

Peril Triage

Aeriae - Firmament

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A fun short: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3oWKMyxc73M&feature=BFa&list=PLwSRyTzCB-3cFz70liyKYcSETW8GnR6Tv
http://adamconnors.net/network/surrealpolitik/time-magazine/time_interactive_0601-20010604.shtml
http://www.cyclicdefrost.com/blog/2010/09/clan-analogue-retrospective-by-chris-downton
http://www.news.com.au/national/skate-dvd-may-fetch-90000-in-art-auction/story-e6frfkvr-1111114140772

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