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So, Finally There's some "official" info coming out on this... DJ Magazine this month has a feature on Global Communication which includes this little tidbit:- 10 replies
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Don't know anything about these people other than that they are now signed to Warp records. They released a single:
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Artist : EXM Title: Modulus Label: Touched Music Cat no: TM36 Format: CD/Digital Country: U.K. Artwork: Style: IDM/Electronica Release Date 21.July.17 Well well well, if it isn’t exm again. This prolific artist has a multitude of self-released EPs under his belt and returns once more for his fourth contribution to Touched with music of fantastic quality. Each track piques your interest, every sound feels like it has a purpose and my are their lots of sounds. This release isn’t just generous in terms of style but at a shade under 90 minutes I don’t think anyone could complain that they weren’t being looked after. The opening of ’Modulus’ is sinister. ’3i2’ puts you on edge and alerts you to the presence of the next nines track lined up, a piece that wouldn’t sound out of place in the most epic of science fiction. Even the first sound’s pacing is so perfect I could loop it and be satisfied. But I don’t need to. Waiting for me is a barrage of noise all seemingly in its place and well thought out by the composer. Some of it is illusory - ’Wall’ has a pace that appears to increase whilst not actually doing so. If I didn’t have an anchor to the real world in the form of tapping feet I might certainly be lost. As a midpoint, ’5’ is a masterpiece - it’s an earworm. Its melody cohesive, at 9 minutes in length it still doesn’t feel long enough. And it’s a turning point too, the second half of ‘Modulus’ feels takes a robotic tone, like you’re stuck in an automated factory but you don’t really care about getting out, satisfied with the rhythmic beat of machines you are faced with. This is as good as any electronic music I’ve heard. It shows there are those out there who really care about their art, who want to push boundaries and challenge those who listen to it. I had previously compared exm to other great masters Autechre and their influence still shows however it feels more distant now. A place has been found by exm, he's carving out his niche and it's incredibly enjoyable. ‘Modulus’ is available as a limited run of CDs and as always a digital download (with bonus track ‘Meltt’) which is also provided to those who make a physical purchase from the Touched Bandcamp site. So show your support once more for Touched and get something great in return. Buy - https://touched.bandcamp.com/album/modulus
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Warp. Out on Nov. 12th https://tng.ht/release/145053-tnght-ii
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https://bleep.com/wxaxrxp-sessions
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https://seagrave.bandcamp.com/album/tape-transport-1994-2000 New old material from one of my favorite underrated Warp artists. Tracks from the same era as Car Paint Scheme...yum. This is a great little collection for any fans of instrumental hip hop/graf scene. (now where's my new PBO?)
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Has he left Warp? His latest single and TV score have been self released even though the last Panthers, an album in the same style, was on warp. In this interview here: https://truantsblog.com/2019/truancy-volume-247-clark/ it says: "Following an expansive discography of LPs on Warp from 2001 to 2017" Does that mean he doesn't release on the label anymore? I hope not but I'd still follow him of course. An argument against it would be that he is still listed in the active artists section on warp.net PS. Lol to this text color.
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26 Mixes For Cash Did Warp really use mp3s for some tracks on 26 Mixes?
Guest posted a topic in Aphex Twin
I read that somewhere - maybe here, I don't know. (I'm new here (hi)) If that is in fact true, which songs from this commercially-released album were sourced from mp3s? That sounds incredibly lazy and I find it very hard to believe. Was that just a rumor? -
let me take you back for a moment: https://web.archive.org/web/20070105192457/http://www.warprecords.com/ i remember seeing warprecords.com in its old glory for the first time back in the early 2000s on my friend's computer screen. it was really a piece of art at the time i thought. how creative and colorful, with the _amazing_ logo animation and inventive layout system. looking at it now, i still think the same. think about all the nice websites that are forgotten every time somebody needs to "modernize". really glad archive.org exists and of course, the creators, the designers republic (still rolling with flash-based websites) http://www.thedesignersrepublic.com http://www.pho-ku.com/ do you miss the old?
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20 years young! A familiar sight in either the Warp or general Compilations racks of your local friendly record store, it was a solid selection of tunes that still holds up nicely, 20 years on from its original release. Definitely worth taking a few moments to appreciate and enjoy. We Are Reasonable People WAP100 CD | 3xLP 29/06/1998 01. Squarepusher/AFX - Freeman Hardy & Willis Acid 02. Boards of Canada - Orange Romeda 03. Broadcast - Hammer Without a Master 04. Plaid - Ilasas 05. Autechre - Stop Look Listen 06. Nightmares on Wax - Fishtail Parker 07. Jimi Tenor - Wear My Bikini 08. Plone - Plaything 09. Red Snapper - 4 Dead Monks (Original Demo) 10. Mira Calix - Umchunga Locks 11. Two Lone Swordsmen - Circulation 12. Mark Bell - A Salute to Those People Who Say Fuck You -
Looks like Warp's first ever streaming-only compilation. You can buy the songs individually also if interested. https://warp.net/editorial/daydreaming-at-night?fbclid=IwAR0YK9f_1wxFQLGRi2UsQ2drs-OYn2g74kdh-M-dgZgP9Aj3TevWb-AiGSk
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Touched Releases Triplicity / Heimaey Both Murya Album On A Double CD/DVD Case Grab The Release Here - https://touched.bandcamp.com/album/triplicity-heimaey
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No official info yet but wanted to get a thread going.
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Autchre - JNSN CODE GL16 / spl47 Limited Vinyl Black On Black Matt black sleeve with spot gloss text and black inner Mastered for vinyl by Matt Colton and pressed to heavyweight 180gm black vinyl for ultimate sound quality Mastered by Matt Colton at Alchemy Mastering Design by Grid Pattern www.gridpattern.co.uk Producer – Ae Written By Brown & Booth Catalog Number TM88 Grab A Copy Here - https://touched.bandcamp.com/merch All Funds Rasied Go To Macmillan Cancer Support. Touched Music Justgive - http://www.justgiving.com/Touched-Music -
B12 - Time Tourist (2xLP Expanded Edition) https://bleep.com/b12-time-tourist?utm_source=Bleep&utm_campaign=29085223e1-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2018_10_10_12_52&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_db8ca97389-29085223e1-569566 - Gold vinyl - 8pp booklet - A5 sticker sheet - DL card includes 4 previously unreleased bonus tracks Bonus Level 12" (Bleep Exclusive) - Bleep Exclusive - Hand-stamped white label 1 Scriptures (Lost Mix) 2:43 2 Silicon Garden (Likemind Mix) 6:43 3 DB5 (Original mix) 2:43 4 Infinite Lites (Original Mix) 6:47 ------------------------------------------------------------- Warp travel back to the lost futures of 1996 with this first-ever reissue of Time Tourist, the second album from the pioneering ambient techno producers B12. Housed in an evocative Designer’s Republic sleeve based on a classic Trevor Webb airbrush painting, the sleevenotes of Time Tourist elude to the project as soundtracking a dystopian future society that’s looking back at the primitive past, evident from its strong references to Blade Runner, Philip K. Dick and Star Wars. Each track on Time Tourist continues the outer edge excavations that made B12’s debut album, the Detroit inspired science fiction of Electro Soma (album 4 in Warp's Artificial Intelligence series) such a mind-warping experience, yet the concepts here are arguably stronger, with the album originally designed as an educational soundtrack designed by the 22nd-century company “B12 Systems” Upon its original release, Time Tourist looked further out than most of B12’s AI peers to the outer space narratives that played such important role within the origins of techno that were built within the late 80's and early 90's landscape of Detroit. As such, they reached levels of science fiction escapism few others have rarely surpassed. Having dug through their archive, B12 also offer us a glimpse of a new route through the alternative reality once travelled by the Time Tourist. The epic skyline of 'Scriptures' and 'Infinite Lines' get transported to new planets with these fascinating FX-laden dub versions, while the Likemind mix of 'Silicon Garden' steps further down the path towards Jazzy liquid techno. Before the soundtrack elements of 'DB5' are pulled to the surface with all the underground insanity of an Andrzej Korzynski soundtrack. As a cultural document, Time Tourist is an evocative reminder of a time when electronic music really did hold the keys to the future. Yet with this newly reissued edition, we'd say there has never been a better time to take a tour of B12’s truly, timeless techno. Consider the Time Tour complete.
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Freeform - Above/Below/Beyond (Bedroom Research)
Extralife posted a topic in New & Upcoming Releases
https://www.facebook.com/bedroomresearch/ Simon Pyke is one of my all time favorite music makers. Have loved his work since the earliest releases on Worm Interface, Skam, and Warp. Seems like he is returning very soon for one final curtain call under this moniker. As usual, artwork designed by his brother, Matt (ex-Designers Republic). I am beyond excited to get some new music from one of the masters. -
https://twitter.com/0PN/status/347002504321585152 also announced on official FB page: "R PLUS SEVEN Warp Records"
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After the success of the Covert II Vinyl EP (Sold Out), Next we have Covert II the Album. Pre Order Of The Limited Addition CD Digipack Will Be Saturday Feb 25th 9AM (Released March 4th) https://touched.bandcamp.com/music 15 Tracks Artwork By The Designers Republic ARTIST: VARIOUS TITLE: COVERT II (The Album) Label: Touched Music Cat no: TM33 Format: CD Digipack/Digital Country: U.K. Artwork: The Designers Republic – MITDRTM Style: Electronica Release Date: 4th March 2017 Description After the now legendary Covert II EP Vinyl from De:tuned & Touched music now comes Covert II The Album. Touched and some of the planet’s greatest electronic musicians willing to support and help out on its releases. The result is a unique piece: the first ever Glass Master Digipack release ‘Various - Covert II’ for Touched - Music for Macmillan Cancer Support. A mask of invisibility, anonymity serves to enhance the work for charity. The infamous Touched series back catalogue of related prolific artists laid the foundations for ‘Covert II’ featuring 15 previously unreleased tracks offering a variety of cornish acidic sounds, playful structures and melodies that will take the listener on a journey into future worlds. All anonymous artists have contributed their music for free. Sheffield based influential graphic studio ‘The Designers Republic’, known for their highly distinctive work for labels such as Warp, generously offered their time and designed fitting artwork in their own fresh and recognizable style. ‘Covert II’ will be available as a limited Digipack CD release sold directly via Touched’s Bandcamp page with all proceeds donated to Macmillan Cancer Support. Your CD purchase includes a high-quality download and unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app. Touched would like to thank all the artists, The Designers Republic and Loz Grover for Mastering for their contributions and support. Let the music take control Buy - https://touched.bandcamp.com/album/covert-ii Tracklist 1 Unknown – Song In Song 2 Unknown – Everything Connected 3 Unknown – Sol A r skies 4 Unknown - Dofinn 5 Unknown – 9a9a Ran 6 Unknown – Charred Inward 7 Unknown – Filmed lipear 8 Unknown – Between Galaxies 9 Unknown – Heliacal Rising 10 Unknown – Sharp As Usual 11 Unknown - Hexin 12 Unknown – TV Born Clone 13 Unknown – We Are Not Alone 14 Unknown - 47101 15 Unknown Reconfigure More Info - facebook.com/touchedmusic
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New album coming 'this season', full info from Warp @ 3pm GMT. Listen to 'Peak Magnetic' at 08:37 (little bit of chat with Clark beforehand) - http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b08dbwmv
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Artist : Ariadne’s Labyrinth Title: Twists & Turns Label: Touched Music Cat no: TM66 Format: CD/Digital Country: U.K. Artwork: The Designers Republic Style: IDM/Electronica Release Date Oct 27th 2017 This is what nicely sums up the Touched label. After the surprise release of one of the biggest names in recent electronic music history, Autechre, it's equally humbling to be able to offer up talented, up and coming artists. It makes us realise that there are those out there just as impressive as the established masters. There's a place for everyone here and we welcome them with open arms. "Twists And Turns" is simply stunning. After an initial EP release earlier this year on Detroit Underground with 'Lost And Founded' and a contribution to Touched Music's summer mix that reappears here, 'Ariadne's Labyrinth' delivers a complex and intricate work that screams effort and talent. It opens boldly and doesn't screw around. Leads are in your face, breaks and rhythms delicately layered and nearly all of the tracks build up beautifully into crescendos that are deconstructed with equal majesty. With an almost leftfield feeling at times, I'm often reminded of 'Spokes' (the everlasting joy from Warp Record's Plaid) and the live tour that went along with it - twisted delays and assertive melodies guiding you from one track to the next. Most tracks could easily intertwine and the whole experience is both dance-worthy and contemplative with a rolling middle portion reminiscent of the best bits of the 'Dial P' mix rolled into one. This is both excitingly new and nostalgic. A skilled violinist and pianist, the training shines through with impeccably self-recorded & sampled violin scattered about the album. It bridges the electroacoustic gap while firmly staying loyal to electronica, neither raw or over-processed with a perfect level of usage. Similarly impressive is the use of scattered Amen-style breaks and confident kicks that underpin the whole thing. Although full of variety it never feels like it's searching for a purpose or trying too hard to fit in. I can relax or I can boogie, the choice is mine as the choice is there. From ambience to Klezmer and Jazz influences through a bevy of melodic electronica the whole thing ends perfectly with a relaxed piece that gives you a chance to contemplate what just happened. And albeit less secret and surprising as they used to be, it's lovely to be presented with a hidden track - my first listen was a pleasant revelation that my experience wasn't quite yet over. Be sure to expand your collection and grab a copy from Touched Music, as always proceeds will be going to the ever-deserving Macmillan Cancer Support! 26th 8PM Mixlr Preview Show http://mixlr.com/touched-music/ Buy Here - https://touched.bandcamp.com/album/twists-turns
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New album via Warp. https://bleep.com/release/44955-nightmares-on-wax-feelin-good
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One Week Only.. All Touched Music CD's & Vinyl Will Be Only £5.00 Limited Stock On Many items.... https://touched.bandcamp.com/merch
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Artist : Paranerd Title: Silktrops Label: Touched Music Cat no: TM38 Format: CD 100 Only/Digital Country: U.K. Style: IDM/Electronica Release Date August 25th 2017 Description. The excellent Touched Music for Macmillan Cancer Support, standby to release the third album by Canadian producer Paranerd, ‘Silktrops’. It’s dropping this week on CD and digital formats, with striking, colourful cover art and a promise to provide acid, ambient, braindance music. From the first track, Paul Goguen delivers on all fronts, with funky, laid back beats, reminiscent of early Detroit techno and lush interweaving pads and melodies. If braindance music is the ability of it to transport the listener to a faraway place with disco dancing astronauts, ‘Droid Shop’, ‘Fmeem’ and ‘Silktrops’ pack in enough dream inducing ambience and head bopping rhythm, to take you there instantly (wherever ‘there’ is for you!). The pace drops a few BPMs for the beautiful ‘Bellint’, awash with atmosphere and echo, a subtle vocal sample and some stunning detuned melodies. The melodies seemingly cross the divide back to a punchy faster beat for ‘Froz’, creating a nice contrast to the filter swept low harmonies and light high accents that create a sense of a cold, lunar freeze. ‘Drome’ takes us back to the outer space disco, before ‘Lunabear’ growls over a wonderful rolling bass line. Then the beats drop out for a trip with ‘Voso’, with delayed melodic stabs and though provoking chord changes. ‘Lentslide’ and ‘Vacate Fine Nancy’ introduce an almost breakbeat sounding element to the album, still with those perfect chord shifts and atmospheric touches, ending all too soon with the gorgeous off kilter beats of ‘Clutch from a past to State a Present’. The whole work has a cohesive, ambient heart that beats gently throughout each track. Melodies and rhythms stack against each other, before melting through the synapses and if that isn’t the definition of acid, ambient, braindance music then I’ll eat my space helmet. A wonderful package that makes you feel good twice; Once for the aural pleasure and second because it’s all for a good cause. This album has put Paranerd, Paul Goguen and his many aliases on my radar and I look forward to listening to ‘Silktrops’ many times, while I hunt down previous releases and look forward to more to come. Words By Murray Heath https://soundcloud.com/touched-music/paranerd-silkrops-01-droid-shop
