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Paul Blackford UK
Neurodivergent electro / machine funk producer and beat maker, releasing on various labels since 2003
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supported by 11 fans who also own “Friendly Fyah”
I see a grip of EOD tracks, I buy. Simple. One of my fav Rephlex alumni holistically homegrown sound & sequence wizards. A lush lord, a 24 speed frisky gear spinner, a hoot and a holler and a warm bass ‘n breaks breakfast in bed bewildering tapestry of sprites and wingdings. A melted, hot-tip prod into a padded gymnasium fashioned with chutes, ladders and inter dimensional strobe foam pits. And there’s a doorman along the way to provide the obligatory steamed towel and mints.
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supported by 10 fans who also own “Friendly Fyah”
This album is a great work of relaxing beats. An auditory daydream.
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Horta Proxima - [FS024]
by Morphology
supported by 10 fans who also own “Friendly Fyah”
A powerful and punchy album by Michael Diekmann and Matti Turunen, which Braindance, like Detroit, cleverly processes and redesigns; furthermore, electro fans in particular get their money's worth. Great long player!
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Out of darkness, by magic
by Moth Equals
This LP tells the story of a witch, a pair of magic gloves, & an enormous shark via wonderfully surreal electronic songs.
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Dedicated to the idea of “creating stillness,” the latest from Rohne offers hushed electroacoustic songs that gently sway.
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Inside Out
by meeting by chance
Can't get enough Twin Peaks revival? Take a listen to the mysterious and icy-cool sounds of Marcin Cichy's (of Skalpel) new LP.
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The Lonely Machine - [FS019]
by John Shima
supported by 9 fans who also own “Friendly Fyah”
The whole album is amazing. Empires is, overall, my favorite ... (1) Because it's extra quirky (2) It's the longest track on the album ... and I like long tracks. Whole album is great, though. 5/5 stars. 10/10.... all we need is more of Shima! And, I think, a trio collaboration between John Shima, Derek Carr and, of course, Mr Rutter himself would be extra special :)
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