Floating Points – Kuiper

Mother Is The Milky Way

In Here The World Begins

Baptismal

Immersion

City Planning

Zone 3 (City Limits) (Gadea's Sculptural Process)

All Life Long

Prisoned On Watery Shore

Moving Forward

La Lisana Lah

Muqata’a - Zyadet Naqs زيادة نقص (from La Lisana Lah, SOUK012)

Poborsk - Vaporcito
Mesak - TKI93
Gooooose - Rusted silicone
Glafouk - Ouagadougou
Poborsk - demo piste 04
!? - Bit crushing
!? - The thing
Freeform - Stander
U Day - Ghetto bomb
The Orb - We're pastie to be grill you
Wankers United - 3X35
XY0815 - Failed to create boot file
Cuverville - Slata Méchouia 
DMX Krew - Bonkers go back to school
Mesak - Saturated
Zaliva D - Dao yao zui
Luke Vibert - Tomitron
DMX Krew - Show me
Daniel Savio - Jihad ahkbar
Mantronix - Boogie Down Bronx
Caustic Window - 101 rainbows (ambient)

GRYMT#24

Taken from the Kuiper EP out on Pluto (UK/ Eu), Luaka Bop (N & S. America), Inertia (Au/ NA), Beatink (Jp)

Vinyl released 22nd July 2016
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Taken from The Sticks' forthcoming tape 'Why Bother' out 02/06/17 via Faux Discx. ORDER HERE >>> http://www.fauxdiscx.com/shop/the-sticks-why-bother

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Why Bother is an unearthed, long-forgotten, and previously unreleased album that was due to see the light-of-day some years ago, by The Sticks; a Brighton institution.

A rarely spotted, but much-loved group which shares members with The Pheromoans and King Alfred Man of Leisure. They are a stripped-down garage party band, they bash drums, sway on the bass and claw at guitar - often swapping over instruments between songs live - and yelp with melodic abandon and delight. The Sticks were once dubbed as 'semi-amateur', this may be true. With cheap, unreliable equipment they manage to tease out a cacophony of crashing drums and raucous guitar melodies.

The key elements of the trio's sound are undoubtedly drawn from the rudimentary ideas found in the more inept efforts of mid-sixties teen bands such as The Chimney Sweeps and The Keggs. They then take a touch of The Raincoats, and finally dribble some comparisons with modern (ish) day equivalents The Black Lips, The Coachwhips or The Hospitals.

THE STICKS – Come Back

Resolutionary (Songs 1979-1982)

Launderette

P. A. Dub

Same Thing Twice

Private Armies

A1 - Hymns - Magna

Same Thing Twice

Vivien Goldman

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