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36 - The Box 6xLP Boxset 'The Box' contains the remastered albums Hypersona, Hollow, and Lithea, in addition to Orphans which is a curated selection of compilation tracks, most for the first time on vinyl, as well as arrangements exclusive for this boxset. Entire set spans across six vinyl records, housed in three gatefold jackets with their own unique artwork. /////// USA/Digital: https://pitp.bandcamp.com/album/the-box UK/EU/ROTW: https://www.juno.co.uk/products/36-the-box/886538-01/ -
not sure i'm spilling the beans on this one, but whatever. its on juno and redeye. new one from 36 who we all love. 'Symmetry Systems' is the new LP by Dennis Huddleston AKA 36. Inspired by Warp's 'Artificial Intelligence' releases from the early 90's, it's a melodic, synthesiser-driven record, with a wink to the past and a nod towards the future. "I have a deep love for those early Warp albums, particularly the Artificial Intelligence compilations. It was a wonderful time for UK electronic music. That beautiful, warm machine sound, with an optimistic (if somewhat naive) vision for the future. I found the whole thing incredibly inspiring and wanted to revisit those memories, albeit with a 36 twist" Like 'Wave Variations' before it, this record explores various approaches to the theme, with each track directly inspiring the next one. All tracks are sequenced in the order they were made. 'Symmetry Systems' is a collection of hypnotic machine music, made with a delicate human touch. https://www.redeyerecords.co.uk/vinyl/149190-pitpv-052silver-36-symmetry-systems-metallic-silver-vinyl-lp--download-code https://www.juno.co.uk/products/36-symmetry-systems/878496-01/
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Excellent debt album from Patrica Wolf. 2022 has been very much about ambient and drone for me, and this has been a perfect accompaniment with the two sublime 12k albums this year, and Kali Malone's Cast of Mind reissue. Beautiful album. -
36 is all I need to say. Highly recommended.
