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    Might have to avoid this thread until release day.
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    Still think fondly back to the memorable SOTL gig in London at St John at Hackney! Tired Sounds and Refinement are total perfection. R.I.P Brian.
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    https://www.enoshop.co.uk/product/topboy.html Top Boy (Score From the Original Series) tracklist is: ‘Top Boy Theme’ ‘But Not This Way’ ‘Damp Bones’ ‘Cutting Room I’ ‘Floating On Sleep’s Shore’ ‘Beauty and Danger’ ‘Beneath The Sea’ ‘Afraid Of Things’ ‘Waiting in Darkness’ ‘The Fountain King’ ‘Washed Away In Morocco’ ‘Overground’ ‘Watching The Watcher’ ‘Sweet Dark Section’ ‘Sky Blue Alert’ ‘Delirious Circle’ ‘Cutting Room II’ ‘Dangerous Landscape’ ‘The Good Fight’
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    This is certainly sounding miles away from his satanstornade fare, but then again that was a million years ago.
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    Sounds like the boys treated you Ozzie folk good! Hoping for boards too.
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    https://mouseonmars.bandcamp.com/album/bilk In spring 1994 Mouse on Mars contributed an exclusive piece to Sähkö Recordings’ ambient radio project, a one-week public radio program that was aired citywide in Helsinki, Finland. Andi Toma and Jan St. Werner recorded sounds in and around their studio in Düsseldorf Bilk to construct one continuous composition that spanned the course of one neighborhood walk. Midi-controlled synths, samplers, analogue effects, tape delays, effect pedals, guitars and a jew’s harp were juxtaposed with recordings captured during the walk. An additional microphone that pointed out of the studio window was occasionally dubbed into the mix. The resulting collage was broadcast just a few months before the group’s debut album Vulvaland came out and never aired again. 30 years into the band’s existence Andi Toma and Jan St. Werner revise the duo’s history by producing three LPs that would place the band’s discography under a slightly different light. Bilk marks the beginning of that investigation: a free-flowing assemblage of everything that vibrates and can be caught on tape. A 30 year old recording with subtle new edits and additions. Recorded by Andi Toma and Jan St. Werner Academy of St. Martin in the Fields, 1994 Artwork by Soulis Moustakidis Art Direction by Rupert Smyth Mastered by Cem Oral Sonig.com LC 10761
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    Damn I've really enjoyed the pair of these two. The Aya one needs to be trip tested asap.
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    Wonder if they'll broadcast like the last time
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    For the Hecq fans https://hecq.bandcamp.com/album/form
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    Great news!
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    I've enjoyed the mind maps series quite a bit and this is another worthy addition! Fantastic mix!
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    Sad reality of the music biz.
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    WAPP480

    kichiguy replied to spunktronics's topic in Aphex Twin

    Did the Blackbox ambient get a FLAC drop anywhere?
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    Really enjoying these early CETI cuts from Matt Hiller. On that Namlook psychonaut tip. Recommended to my fellow voyagers.
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    Sounds amazing! Can't wait to listen to it ?
  18. kichiguy
    Regular Show. So effin good.
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    Anyone got the ID on this?
  20. kichiguy
    Great to see Kouhei back in action!
  21. kichiguy
    Feeding time has been snaking through my porous brain all week. Epic mood.
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    Fantastic record! Brotherhood of the Bomb reissue is next apparently.
  23. kichiguy
    Sunken Foal is incredible indeed! Mother of God EP and Friday Syndrome series still get a lot of mileage here.
  24. kichiguy
    Finally, some closure!
  25. kichiguy
    DL seems to have been disabled or unavailable in my region, maybe someone could pop it on mega or something!
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