The one-off single “Goosebumps” from LA’s Gregory Uhlmann is an art-folk number about the elasticity of our perception of time. Depending on your mental state and what’s happening in your life at any given moment, time seems to move faster or slower. Uhlmann deftly reflects this perception with a composition that seems to subtly stretch the time between its softly strummed guitar, Uhlmann’s delicate lilt, and trotting drums. Atop meticulously placed auxiliary percussion, a tremolo’d, gurgling synth appears in the song’s climax as if to pull listeners in another direction and accelerate their experience of time, pulling them from the slow, repetitive lull of lockdown.

Cover photo by Sam Kaufman

Tim Carr - drums and percussion
Sam Owens - mixing
Timothy Stollenwerk - mastering

Gregory Uhlmann - "Goosebumps"

appears exclusively on '𝐌𝐔𝐓𝐀𝐍𝐓𝐒 𝐕𝐎𝐋. 𝟔: 𝐇𝐎𝐌𝐄', the 6th installment in the epic 'MUTANTS MIXTAPE' charity compilation series - out now: mutants1000000.bandcamp.com/album/mutants-vol-6-home

other featured artists include Arca, Merzbow, Andy Morin (of Death Grips), Lil B, Fraxiom, Mukqs, FIRE-TOOLZ, Foodman, Against All Logic, Glass Beach, KFC Murder Chicks, not to mention around 70+ other acts - all profits go towards Red Comunitaria Trans, a colombian organization that works to support trans folk of all backgrounds. ️‍⚧️

MUTANTS VOL. 6: HOME

Nmesh - Date Night (Black Ranch Cincinnati) (from MUTANTS VOL. 6: HOME)

Mix of speed garage, 2step, soul house, and bass tech inspired by the classy icons and gritty bass of true UK Garage. Mixed by DJ Sunflower Electronic.

Infrared Urban Fantasy 02 - DJ Sunflower Electronic / Jan.22

Knifeplay - "Promise"

Side One:

01) Wilsumnes - "Sacrificial Blood"
02) Slutvomit - "Baphomet's Call" (04:50)
03) Craft - "Fuck the Universe" (09:40)
04) Kapala - "Moral Attrition" (14:05)
05) Concrete Winds - "Sulphuric Upheaval" (18:20)
06) Ensepulcher - "Perishing in Morbidity" (20:35)
07) Grotesque Bliss - "Bringeth Death to Life" (22:35)

Side Two:

08) Spine Wrench - "Lie Baiter" (28:50)
09) Realize - "Simulated World Down" (33:35)
10) White Slug - "SS Musick" (37:45)
11) Formal Defect - "Feel Your Crime" (40:25)
12) Gus Coma - "The Infiltrators" (44:30)
13) Abner Malaty, Alix Cain, and Tom Burris - "I Am Spirit" (49:30)
14) Sa Lansangan - "Maniningil, Maniningil + Sees Them" (54:20)

Episode 55

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Will talks to musician and climate journalist Jael Holzman (Ekko Astral, Heatmap News) about her experience as a congressional reporter at outlets like Axios and Politico, and the conditions that led her to quit. We discuss the institutionalized bias against accurate reporting on topics like climate change and trans rights & healthcare, the outrageous complacency with baseless stories from the likes of LibsofTikTok, and other incidents of casual “lavender scare” that permeate the D.C. press corp.

Check out Jael’s medium post on quitting congressional journalism here:
https://medium.com/@jaelholzman/why-im-leaving-congressional-journalism-ee97e2bbebf6
And get into Ekko Astral here:
https://ekkoastral.bandcamp.com/album/pink-balloons

Elephant Gym - Strong Ladder

Topshelf Records

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