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We Love The Moon

Art On 45

Saâda Bonaire - More Women (Bobby's B. Edit)

Saâda Bonaire - More Women (Bobby B. Edit)

Collection

Walking In The Rain

Reproduction

Being Boiled (Fast Version / 2003 Digital Remaster)

Jeopardy

I Can't Escape Myself

Honey Bones

Won't Let You Go

Machine Says Yes

Hayling (feat. Hafdis Huld)

Invisible Escape

Fuga Ronto - L'uomo Invisibile

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Virtual Riot - Never Let Me Go

Physical: geographic-north.com/#/GN40-detail
Digital: https://geographicnorth.bandcamp.com/album/love-is-the-capital
Catalog #: GN40
Limited to 300 LPs on clear vinyl
Mastered by Paul Gold at Salt Mastering

'Love is the Capital' the debut LP by Hiro Kone, the recording alias of Nicky Mao. The album is a follow-up to the incredibly well received 'Fallen Angels' cassette, bringing with it some of Mao's most emotionally and politically driven work yet. It is Hiro Kone’s long coming opus, examining a number of all-too-relevant themes: capital, the state, egoism, anxiety, and steadfast optimism. 

The eight songs on 'Love is the Capital' highlight Mao’s austere, politicized techno battling for the greater good. Songs are visceral meditations of rhythm, noise, and melody in the vein of Pan Sonic, Chris & Cosey, Muslimgauze, and Kangding Ray.

The sounds were often recorded in scenes of isolation, whether physically or emotionally. “Infinite Regress” was during a trek with Roxy Farman (Wetware) up to the sleepy, upstate NY town of Palenville. There, frozen in a cabin with the most DIY of recording booths, Mao recorded Roxy’s vocals and what would be the track that would put into motion the entire album.“Less Than Two Seconds” was written in a single afternoon in late December 2015 when it was revealed that the grand jury had declined to indict the police officer who shot to death 12-year old Tamir Rice.

The taut techno, industrial minimalism, and aural upheaval is embedded in tracks “Rukhsana” (featuring Drew McDowall, formerly of Coil & Psychic TV, on modular synthesizer), “The Place Where Spirits Get Eaten,” and “Less Than Two Seconds,” an emotionally wrought blitz of serrated Monomachine tones flanked by timeless recordings of essayist, poet, and social writer James Baldwin. Mao ventures deep into heady, prismatic runs of hypnotic techno, on “Don’t Drink the Water” and “The Declared Enemy.” On opener “Being Earnest” and “Love is the Capital,” foreboding motifs brood their way back into the narrative.

Still, the album maintains a sense transformation, burdened with an alien tension– the awareness of an impending and necessary collapse. And what may come next.

Hiro Kone - Rukhsana (Feat. Drew McDowall)

Sex Music

Guerre Froide

Demain Berlin

M Bryo - Show Me Your Hands

CCFX EP

The One to Wait

Cuba

Masimbabele

Videograms

Videograms (Andrew Weatherall remix)

Camino Del Sol

We Had A Good Time EP - out now on @deekrecordings
Digi/vinyl: https://Bullion.lnk.to/WHAGT-EP

We Had A Good Time

Hula

Selected Works 1983-86

Mother of Pearl

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