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I grabbed them. On first skim, the exm, Karsten, PromisingYoungster, and Anders tracks won me over

Listening to this now. A touch pricey on the Bandcamp side, but sounds really compelling so far.

I'm just getting started with this one, but I have really liked the last two. And thought BPM1 was really good too (I'm assuming it's the same artist).

I'm not in a place to review/buy stuff today, but happy to see these keep rolling.

This one is a grower, really excellent. Has some elements of mellow early 90s IDM in the palate, but with modern production and rhythmic arrangements.

Looking forward to another Bandcamp Friday

I had this exact thought literally yesterday!

Not a cover, but a very cool sample use: Maps by billy woods & Kenny Segal

agreed, lots of excellent material. great year for RTR

Land of One's and Zero's reminds me a lot of that magical + One album, Bare Necessities, but I don't think that's actually what it is.

My notes: I'm fairly certain that Manchester Grey is The Black Dog. I agree with Rude that Monk3 is likely exm; we can also be fairly certain exm is represented on the compilation. It's also fairly likely Plaid is represented (given past Covert releases); maybe Glotc4 I believe Autechre was on previous Covert releases, but less clear which here, if any. I wondered about ronck67.

I like this pretty well, but I LOVED the album

Covert 4 by Anonymous Various Artists Only just started to listen to it, but the first track is really nice. Looking forward to reading speculation about who did what. I laughed at the track title "Dead Giveaway" but I haven't gotten to that one yet.

He put quite a few on his soundcloud; I'm guessing it covered all or at least most of what was left off.

Looks like Central Cee

I understand that it doesn't fit on the CD (although I would have booted something off to make it fit), but I'm bigmad that it's not on the Bandcamp release where there are no size limitations. I consider that a moral offense.

Another big Bandcamp Friday today

so hot right now https://nathanfake.com/track/outhouse-2023

eh-hmm

This one is not hitting me the same. I bought it anyway but not too pleased this month

To me, KLF music was always secondary to the chaos magic concept art of their whole approach. The music on it's on is just ok.

For me, Steam Days is primeNF

Not clear at all what this is

Imma buy all of these

Just bought this today. It's not groundbreaking, but my first skim-through brought back some of those mid-90s brother vibes. Saw them live in 1996, 1997, and 1998; those were great times.