Name: µ-Ziq - Twangle Frent (Redone) by user14041984001 in Rephlex Records
Duration: 7 min 37 s
Description: https://mikeparadinas.bandcamp.com/

Rephlex Records

PRE-ORDER: https://shallnotfade.co.uk/album/divine-reality-ep

Born and raised in Detroit but now residing in London, Demi Riquísimo is building a dedicated following and catching the eye of many big-name tastemakers. His distinctive sound, an eclectic beast of acid, disco and italo influence, has gained him wide acclaim across several releases on his own Semi Delicious label.

Divine Reality EP is Riquísimo’s first outing with Shall Not Fade, on the established Lost Palms series. It’s a headsy affair, opening up with the title track and its driving beat, which pairs well with the blissed out and glimmering pads. You can feel the disco influence on ‘Local Chain’, all subtle strings and pops of guitar over the muted house rhythm that gets feet moving. High-octane B1 ‘This is The Limit’ is an acid roller with clever use of diva vocal samples, maximalist and infectious. The EP closes on ‘Green Machine’, a percussive track that lifts from sound palettes of the 1980s in dramatic and melancholic synth melodies that are completely danceable - a climactic number with instant appeal.

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Premiere: Demi Riquisimo 'Green Machine'

Truth Radio is proud to present the first EP of a producer from Melbourne’s electronic scene: @michaelmouse360

The EP, ’Still Sick’ contains 4 original compositions intended for the after hours dancefloor. The EP pulls inspiration from house, old school four-on-the-floor thumpers, and Memphis rap, all compressed together.

Side A begins with “Still Sick” a pumping track, pairing melodic pads with thick low end. Following this, "Kilos" comes kicking in the door with a fresh baseline groove, mixed with Memphis vocals to make you move.

 Side B doesn’t disappoint as ‘Club Up’ combines vintage, worn out pads and driving low end, with classic 909 hi-hats slicing through the mix. To bring you all the way is ‘Back To Us’, a musing on the meaning of life and death; a must listen. Thanks Ricky.

Produced by Conor Tuke (@michaelmouse360)
Mastered by @zzzzra
Buylink: https://truthradio.bandcamp.com/album/still-sick

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SC Artist: https://soundcloud.com/michaelmouse360
IG Artist: https://www.instagram.com/michaelmou5e/
SC Label: https://soundcloud.com/truth-radio
IG Label: https://www.instagram.com/hey.truthradio/

PREMIERE: Michael Mouse - Back To Us [Truth Radio]

Bochum Welt’s 2019 LP ‘Seafire’ and its accompanying remix album are two of the Central Processing Unit label’s most beloved releases. However, links between the two parties run far deeper than just those records.

You see, the tracks that Gianluigi Di Costanzo cut as Bochum Welt in the 1990s and 2000s are in the very DNA of the celebrated Sheffield imprint. Bochum Welt’s drops on labels like Rephlex made for some of the most celebrated electronic music releases of the era and went on to influence producers the world over - including many of those who have turned up on CPU since it launched in 2012.

As such, it makes sense that two of the most crucial EPs from Bochum Welt’s first wave are now being given new life by CPU. ‘Desktop Robotics’ and ‘Feelings On A Screen’ initially emerged in 1997 via Aphex Twin’s Rephlex imprint. Now, Di Costanzo has curated this special CPU release to celebrate both of those EPs making it to 25. This is a reissue with a twist, though. While ‘Desktop Robotics / Feelings On A Screen’ features many crucial cuts from the original pressings, the record also serves up other gems gathered from Bochum Welt’s original master tapes - all of which have never previously been released on vinyl.

The ‘Desktop Robotics’ cuts which make for the record’s first half are dreamy, impressionistic things. On this quartet, Bochum Welt plays painterly synth work off of idiosyncratic drum programming to illuminating effect. The opening title-track, for instance, blooms from a clattering, distorted beat into an icily beguiling electronic soundscape, a vibe which carries through to following number ‘HMT (202 Mix)’.

Things become more weightless on ‘Leafs Brought By The Wind’, a potent vignette where you can almost see the leaves falling amidst its reverb-drenched haze. We then get ethereal ‘Marylebone (Demo Version)’. Anyone who’s heard the iteration of ‘Marylebone’ which appeared on Bochum Welt’s 2017 LP ‘April’ will be pleasantly surprised by this alternate mix. Here the track pulls away from pretty post-minimalist piano composition to widescreen ambience - it’s so warm and intimate that it feels like peeking behind a curtain to observe an artist at work.

Things ramp up a notch with the tracks taken from in and around ‘Feelings On A Screen’. The title cut kicks off the record’s second half in limber fashion, its nimble percussion programming dancing around a pulsing bassline. Like A Tim’s mix of ‘Greenwich’ is still as much of a party-starter as it was on the original ‘Feelings On A Screen’ release, with the Djax-Up-Beats veteran setting buoyant rhythm work against a playful, eccentric lead-line. 

Between these tunes we are treated to one of the gems of the Bochum Welt discography. In 2007, Di Costanzo split an EP with Heinrich Mueller, an artist best known as Drexciya’s Gerald Donald. That record featured Mueller’s ‘Z Version’ of Bochum Welt’s ‘Saint’, and the track’s appearance here, with machine gun bass burbling alongside strange textures, joins the dots between Di Constanzo’s style and the pulsating machine-funk that Donald helped popularise. Things close out with ‘North’, a frostily beautiful ambience which makes for a fitting bookend to this album when taken alongside ‘Desktop Robotics’.

This 25th anniversary re-release of Bochum Welt’s ‘Desktop Robotics’ and ‘Feelings On A Screen’ EPs reminds us that, while time may have passed, the appeal of Bochum Welt’s electronic music remains as strong as ever.

RIYL: AFX, Mike Paradinas, Boards Of Canada, Mrs Jynx

Bochum Welt - Desktop Robotics & Feelings On A Screen (25th Anniversary Edition)

New record after a bit of disruption. 
Really happy for this one as it took a toooon of time to get out.

It will be released on 300 copies  starting from 23rd of Feb.

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µ-Ziq - Twangle Frent (Redone)

Module 2

That's Mutuality

Lunakhod

Mechanique

Radiopropulsive

Jesse Rae - Almost Ma Sel Again 
BUY LINK: https://paceyourself.bandcamp.com/album/almost-ma-sel-again
Label: Pace Yourself (https://soundcloud.com/paceyourselfrecords)
https://www.instagram.com/paceyourself_records/

Vast imbecile mentality of those
Who cannane tell a thistle from a rose
This is for the others…

Jesse Rae: anachronist Celtic funk warrior, renegade pioneer of funk, soul & dub (collaborating with Parliament, Funkadelic, Adrian Sherwood, Roger Troutman & the Sugarhill Gang); mad pedestrian-punk-poet, steeped so much in his own mythology he exists not only outside of time but in a universe of his own making; three time runner as an independent electoral candidate for Scottish Parliament, kitted-out as ever in ever in his Scots regal (kilt, helmet and claymore); the original trailblazer of the MTV Age (see 1985 music video ‘Over the Sea’, shot on top of the Brooklyn Bridge - aye, you read that correctly). And that’s just the tip of the iceberg folks. The Real McCoy. Prince of Scotland, king of hearts.

Appearing on wax for the first time, three cuts from the world's first ISDN virtual album, Jesse Rae’s seminal ‘Compression’ (CD) - which first dropped on Echo Beach in 1995. ‘Almost Ma Sel Again’ - a Scottish Burns-Funk classic intercut with a reading of Nigel Tranter’s The Wallace, a breathtaking (de)construction of emotional-electronic-free-funk; as deep as the heart that reaps it. ‘Virtual U’ - a mad cut of downtempo Scot/US G-Funk cum hip-hop interposed with answering machine messages from New Jersey’s own Bernie Worrell. ‘Switch Tae U’ - an orchestral and sublime bit of downtown house music. And of course, joining these three is a re-mastered cut of Jesse Rae’s 1982 cult classic ‘Rusha’ - a tripped out slab of linguistic psychedelia.

There we have it then: real shit indeed! Jesse Rae on Pace Yourself folks. For the already initiated and first timers, welcome to the Caledonian wormhole.

Sure to be an outsider anthem for Scotland @ the Euros this summer.

Pace & Luv,

Jank, Walden & Florence*

*(special shadow third member on this release, whose help was instrumental in getting this one off the ground)

BUY LINK

PREMIERE : Jesse Rae - Virtual 'U'

Closer

Kaleidoskop

Instrumental version

80s inspired synthpop with uplifting melody, some light vocoders, arpeggios and synthesizers.

Composed with passion.

Hidden Feelings (Instrumental)

A1. Michael Ozone - Hetropia (Young Marco Remix)

https://soundcloud.com/lagaffe-tales
https://soundcloud.com/felixleifur

PREMIERE - Felix Leifur - Brot 5 [Lagaffe Tales]

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We’re back already with another compilation for our Viral Syndicate series. This one’s for the house heads among us, featuring some new faces and familiar Haŵs familia members.

All profits fund the artists involved. If you enjoy the music, please share with your friends so we can help these guys as much as possible.

Big luv,

Haŵs

Peer Du - Boogaloo

“I Care Because He Does.”









This is a page inspired by the artist Richard D. James, more specifically, his work on the Rephlex Records label, unreleased/rare releases, and the album he released under the alias “The Tuss”, called “Rushup Edge.” Leading up to this official release, there were multiple MySpace pages said to be accounts belonging to The Tuss. At this point in 2023, it is still unclear how much of these Tuss accounts Rich was involved in… the only confirmed RDJ Tuss material are the aforementioned “Rushup Edge”, and the ep the preceded it, called “Confederation Trough”.

This page also focuses heavily on the “SoundCloud Dump”, which was a series of releases uploaded to a number of anonymous accounts on SoundCloud that eventually became clear to the world to be Richard. It is an astonishing amount of material - spanning his entire artistic career. They eventually were taken down by his record label, but there are a number of folks that compiled each track in a zip archive and can be downloaded for free to this day on archive.org. 

Though this page is dedicated to and inspired by Aphex Twin - I came to a turning point with where to take this page. The main goal is to promote. In other words,  to provide a place online for fans of Aphex Tain to easily stream the best of their favorite artist, as well as showing younger fans of electronic music who I believe is the greatest electronic musician. 

I’ve also uploaded various tracks from a few other artists that are either collaborators, influencers or those influenced by Aphex Twin. You will find some original DJ mixes done by me and some straight up “mixtape” style hour long tracks arranged by and mastered by me. 

I do not profit in any way from this monetarily speaking, but I do get a lot out of seeing the comments and the joy that the songs uploaded bring about, and archives are important.

https://evel.bandcamp.com/album/adopt-me

https://aphextwin.bandcamp.com/album/blackbox-life-recorder-21f-in-a-room7-f760

https://squarepusher.bandcamp.com/album/dostrotime-1

https://mikeparadinas.bandcamp.com/album/grush



https://archive.org/details/aphex-twin-2023

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