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Chris will be releasing again on October 2nd, the next Bandcamp Friday, per Bandcamp message. I highly recommend this man's discography: https://amhain.bandcamp.com/ I especially loved Anam Dubh Marbhtach from March
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Chris Douglas has released 4 new albums under his Aclds recently ACLDS - Fuadain Liesmas Appendages https://amhain.bandcamp.com/album/fuadain-liesmas-appendages ► 48:40 (released in June) Aclds - k[:\y/b[4.g\ https://amhain.bandcamp.com/album/k-y-b-4-g ► 39:04 (released in July) Aclds - ['b7nb95c https://amhain.bandcamp.com/album/b7nb95c ► 40:40 (released in August) Aclds - {Qa./br.e https://amhain.bandcamp.com/album/qa-br-e ► 40:46 (released in September)
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Seaes - Seaes II (4CD Boxset) (AKA Chris Douglas, Dalglish, Scald Rougish) 18th July 2014 on Meds "A retrospective collection of previously unreleased works spanning over a decade of recording. Chris Douglas has worked on the extreme fringes of electronic music since the early 90's, a shadowy figure carving a singular body of work. His style inhabits its own genre, where feelings and sound merge- his songs are emotional, irrational boiling living things that soothe and scald, often simultaneously." Limited to 100 hand numbered copies only. 4 x pro duplicated CDr disk. All h
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http://www.touchinbass.com/record-shop/vestiges-compiled-dats-92-00-adf-v1-tb049lp oughta be good! -
http://www.ge-stell.net/products/534498-dalglish-dorcha-aigeann 150g transparent clear vinyl with white label enclosed in silkscreened PVC cover containing thumb cut slit. Includes 8.5” x 11” transparent film insert. Play at 45 RPM. Contains two locked grooves at the conclusion of Side A and Side B. Tracklist A1 - Aois (02:59) A2 - Onair (04:43) A3 - Uisge (02:34) B1 - Aonaich (05:11) B2 - Gsm Intv 4 (01:28) B3 - Mrin (05:11) Matrix / Runout Identifiers Ge-stell 01 - A / r @ D&M - APPART ADJA VVFIN PPER Ge-stell 01 - B / r @ D&M - APPR ART NN $. All tracks written
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Douglas is on a roll with his own releases, and now we get this nice look into his electronic taste (which is interesting because his own music is hard to fit into any style/scene). So many things I've never heard though! If anyone can ID any tracks, please do so. I'm especially curious about the first and second track, assuming the heavy dark beat marking the beginning of a new track. Ever since I've heard Andy Stott's We Stay Together, the beat-track at the beginning of this Dalglish mix is what I've always hoped any future Stott albums to sound like. I was always disappointed. N
