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Beyond all our hypocritical sense of civilization, there is an alternative: we are doomed to failure
We will be reborn from the Revolution
Inspired from the Osamu Dazai's book "No longer Human"

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M-Plant
M.PM25
Techno Minimal Techno

CD/Digital

Twenty years have passed since Robert Hood established M-Plant as the outlet for his pioneering, minimal reinvention of the Detroit techno blueprint. To mark this anniversary, 2014 has seen classic M-Plant releases reinvigorated by a series of re-edits and remixes, culminating in the next milestone in the label’s musical journey: ‘M-Print: 20 Years of M-Plant Music’.

Spanning 33 tracks across 3 CDs, ‘M-Print’ brings together for the first time a collection of essential Hood moments from the vast M-Plant back catalogue, alongside a hoard of new, re-mastered and unreleased material. Covering Robert’s output under his own name, as well as his Floorplan and Monobox aliases, the compilation is a coherent journey that celebrates the past, present and future of the M-Plant label.

Tracklist CD1:

1. The Grey Area (Moveable Parts Chapter 2, 1997)
2. Untitled 1 (Moveable Parts Chapter 1, 1995)
3. The Rhythm of Vision (Minimal Nation, 1994)
4. Protein Valve 1 (The Protein Valve, 1994)
5. Stereotype (Stereotype, 1998)
6. Realm (as ‘Monobox’ - Realm, 1996)
7. The Pace (Minimal Nation, 1994)
8. Untitled Sketch (Moveable Parts Chapter 1, 1995)
9. Unix (Minimal Nation, 1994)
10. Minus (Internal Empire, 1994)
11. The Greatest Dancer (The Greatest Dancer, 2001)



M-Print: 20 Years of M-Plant Music CD1(Snippets)

Neil Armstrong

Unknown album (12/24/2015 8:28:12 PM)

Home run - Single T

From the EP "Ceremony" by Anchorsong (Tru Thoughts records, 2016)

“Amazing musician… What a beautiful record that is” - HUW STEPHENS (BBC RADIO 1) 

“A bold move, but one that Yoshida has succeeded at” – DJ MAG 

“One of the best of the year for sure… Joyous and engaging and creative and brilliant" - LAUREN LAVERNE (BBC 6MUSIC) 

“Ceremony”, out 22nd July, is the third single from Anchorsong’s ‘Ceremonial’ LP (released in January), which saw the London-based Japanese producer gaining huge acclaim for his concoction of catchy melodic phrasing, unique beats and vintage African influences. Following the recent BBC 6Music Playlisted “Expo” single, “Ceremony” highlights another key track from the album alongside four new remixes from Foreign Skin, Madcap, sUb_modU and Anchorsong himself. 
[...]
"sUb_modU (an Italian musician and producer with previous work on BBE and Agogo) reworks “Oriental Suite”, stripping it back to heighten the laid-back melody and tropical elements of the original -- a track that reflects Yoshida’s homeland as much as his study of African beats, with live bongos from Japanese percussionist Mu-chan and beautiful strings."

Ceremony 

Anchorsong - Oriental Suite (sUb_modU Remix)

The trees were indeed moving. Tis so! Whilst abounce the Salvador Dali moustache tree at night in the grounds of Castle Ashby in 1991.  Sounds a little sped up. recorded on a mini cassette dicta-phone type thing, with  ailing batteries.  From the Castle Ashby Trip.

The trees were moving!

This is a tape playback facility for Gulliver's archive material. You might find  unusual projects and obscurities from almost 40 years of making music.

The trees were moving!

The Outakes and Archives

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