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The Nuclear Laundry by DOOMLODE
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Neil is on a roll, archive pieces from 2010, limited cassettes as usual: https://neilscrivin.bandcamp.com/album/this-has-no-longer-been-the-future- 3 replies
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Neil joins the Bibliotapes roster with a new hauntology alias, in their series of imagined classic literature soundtracks:
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Sept. 13, 2019: https://phonoghosts.bandcamp.com/
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Archival release from Neil, cassettes and digital: https://neilscrivin.bandcamp.com/album/stars-and-rumours-of-stars
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https://phonoghosts.bandcamp.com/ Available in Digital, 45RPM 12", and Cassette. Phono Ghosts returns with ‘Photons in Fashion’ featuring eight new tracks of intricately spliced tape samples, continuing the psychedelic eclectic sound that marked out his previous releases on Fonolith (Solar Dream Reel) and Skam (Chrome Position). Over 30 minutes, ‘Photons in Fashion’ careers between the forceful ‘80s digi-funk blast of ‘Cassential’, space-lounge groove of ‘Binary Dynamics’ and hypnotic disco of the title track; progressing through to the brooding ‘Dramakai’ and slinky fretless bass of ‘Observatory of the Soul’, interspersed with dream-like fragmentary interludes, before closing out with the idiosyncratic synth bleeping of ‘Hear Me Read My Genetic Chirpy Chip’.
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Phono Ghosts and Sferro team up for the searching synthwave of Alive in the Timeless Void, five original tracks coming backed with a remix from BOC fave Odd Nosdam, pressed to a limited ‘ocean blue’ cassette tape and available upfront now ahead of its general release in 2018. Like all Fonolith releases, Alive in the Timeless Void sounds like it could be the soundtrack from some sort of '80s b-movie, badly dubbed visuals soundtracked by some series of experiments being undertaken on the sort of gear that made John Carpenter's visual and audio adventures so timeless. With Sferro in the studio though, Fonolith's finding a new way to express his musical self, with elements of the post-dubstep purple wave of artists such as Gemmy and even the Wigflex squad holding tight. For us though, the undoubted highlight is Odd Nosdam's remix. Highlighting his recent year's crossover Sister with the standard Fonolith haunted emanation. https://bleep.com/release/93861-phono-ghosts-sferro-alive-in-the-timeless-void
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Emotion Wave is proud to present Daffodils, a compilation album of experimental electronic artists from Liverpool and beyond: https://emotionwave.bandcamp.com/album/daffodils The album features new and unreleased music from Phono Ghosts, Polypores, Mark Peters, Lo Five, Impulse Array, Afternaut, Melodien, Foxen Cyn, Loka, Isocore, Jacques Malchance, Mark Lawless, Dublock, Jean Michel Noir, Glitchfield Plaines, Simon Jones Chillout Donk Experience + more. Emotion Wave is collaborating with Preston-based tape label Concrète, to release a limited edition yellow double cassette. The album will be launched with a full day of live music from contributing artists at 81 Renshaw Street on the day of release: www.facebook.com/events/442991516098927 All proceeds from the sale of Daffodils and its launch event will go to Merseyside Domestic Violence Services: mdvs.co.uk
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http://meat.bingo/album/the-error-of-my-wavs
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Black or blue shell cassette with full color fold out j-card: https://neilscrivin.bandcamp.com/album/tomorrows-world
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Originally written and recorded in 2007. First ever full release? Sounds good. Some channelling of BOC Old Tapes. https://neilscrivin.bandcamp.com/album/twenty-years-on-ben-nevis March 24th Release.
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Up for preorder on Bleep On Vinyl and Cassette, 9th Sept
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So, I recently uploaded onto SC a load of old stuff I did under the moniker of Psychic Avenues in 2004 - 2006, looking back, I quite like the stuff for what it is. This is stuff made during the era of full on, strict rules albums every month, a minimum of 8 - 10 tracks, that VHS Head, Phono Ghosts and I would partake in which we called P.F.B(People From Blackpool). A lot of the time taken up was the extensive sampling that's scattered throughout the tracks - a lot of this stuff was created quickly(obviously), and as a result some of the tracks used preset drum patterns, as it was assumed I'd come back later and fill out those details, I subsequently never bothered of course. I'd be keen to hear your views. Here's a taster: https://soundcloud.com/psychic-avenues/01-mental-geographies And the page: https://soundcloud.com/psychic-avenues I recommend going to the set called Better Stuff.
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I just stumbled across this one on Boomkat. New skam, but no samples. http://boomkat.com/downloads/859592-phono-ghosts-chrome-position# Here's the Soundcloud for the group: https://soundcloud.com/phonoghosts Does anybody know about this group? It sounds promising!
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5th July 2012 at King Edward VII Pub, Central Drive, Blackpool, 8pm start VHS Head Phono Ghosts White Mask plus DJs Dixerrn, Weirdo Magnet, and Sivey Visuals curated by Mark of the Devil
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1. Beat 'em 2. Deflatine Dance 3. Cool is Bunk 4. Escape from South Shore 5. Ear Candy for Egoists 6. Referential Zombie 7. Bomb the '80s http://meatbingo.bandcamp.com/ This release supposedly comes from Neil Scriven, close friend of fellow nostalgic samplist VHS Head. I'm becoming a big fan of the sound the Blackpool boys are creating. The release date says 2010, but I definitely haven't crossed this before in my travels so maybe it has only been posted recently...
