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Exposed Brick - Welcome To The Party (EP, 12") (M / M)
Media Condition:Ā Mint (M)
Sleeve Condition:Ā Mint (M)
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DIY produced electronica from Liverpool (though now based in Asturias, Spain).
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No. 380 03:47 |
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To A Dog 04:28 |
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Saturn 02:39 |
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Welcome To The Party 03:27 |
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56 68 01:51 |
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Die In Silence 04:45 |
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Petkov's Theme 02:06 |
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Joy & Dissonance 03:07 |
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Eighteen months (maybe more) in gestation, from first having the idea to writing & recording the tracks & then negotiating the minefield of vinyl production.
The initial idea comes from Arthur Koestler's "Darkness At Noon" but then broadened into a treatment of the Soviet experiment more generally.
Certainly dark, but hopefully uplifted by moments of hope. And some great synth sounds.
The initial idea comes from Arthur Koestler's "Darkness At Noon" but then broadened into a treatment of the Soviet experiment more generally.
Certainly dark, but hopefully uplifted by moments of hope. And some great synth sounds.
released June 10, 2022
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Media Condition:Ā Mint (M)
Sleeve Condition:Ā Mint (M)
Ā
DIY produced electronica from Liverpool (though now based in Asturias, Spain).
|
No. 380 03:47 |
|
To A Dog 04:28 |
|
Saturn 02:39 |
|
Welcome To The Party 03:27 |
|
56 68 01:51 |
|
Die In Silence 04:45 |
|
Petkov's Theme 02:06 |
|
Joy & Dissonance 03:07 |
Ā
Eighteen months (maybe more) in gestation, from first having the idea to writing & recording the tracks & then negotiating the minefield of vinyl production.
The initial idea comes from Arthur Koestler's "Darkness At Noon" but then broadened into a treatment of the Soviet experiment more generally.
Certainly dark, but hopefully uplifted by moments of hope. And some great synth sounds.
The initial idea comes from Arthur Koestler's "Darkness At Noon" but then broadened into a treatment of the Soviet experiment more generally.
Certainly dark, but hopefully uplifted by moments of hope. And some great synth sounds.
