Now you can listen to all the tracks!

aka Trackermatte

previous parts:

https://rolandosimmons.bandcamp.com/album/bridgeland-part-i

https://rolandosimmons.bandcamp.com/album/bridgeland-part-ii

https://rolandosimmons.bandcamp.com/album/bridgeland-part-303

> Warp is proud to present an expanded and remastered version of Ultravisitor, to coincide with the 20th anniversary of its initial release. > > This limited one-time pressing will be available as 3LP and 2CD editions, carefully remastered from the original sources by Jason Mitchell at Loud Mastering and overseen by Tom Jenkinson. Never entirely satisfied with the sound of the original release, Tom has taken the opportunity to bring out fresh dynamics and detail in the tracks. > > Bonus album Venus No.17 Maximised is compiled from material originally released as part of the Ultravisitor promo EP, the Square Window 3” CD (a free bonus disc given out with WarpMart pre-orders of the Ultravisitor album) and the Venus No.17 EP. The accompanying booklet contains photographs, posters and recording documentation from Tom’s archive. > > Ultravisitor (20th Anniversary Edition) can be pre-ordered now, and will be released on 25 October via Warp Records.

https://squarepusher.bandcamp.com/community

From the album You're Only Young Once But You Can Be Stupid Forever

Releases October 18, 2024

https://bogdanraczynski.bandcamp.com/album/youre-only-young-once-but-you-can-be-stupid-forever

> About this album

Mike Paradinas, veteran producer and Planet Mu label owner has written a new album called ‘Grush' and it's full of weird bangers that reclaim the 'dance' part of the woeful term IDM. A back-to-first-principles record, inspired in part by the group of artists IDM was coined for; melodic dance music that didn't come out of urban scenes, but interpreted them from a distance.

The tracks on ‘Grush’ are all road-tested live favorites developed with feedback from Mike's touring partner and visuals guy ID:Mora (Jan Moravec). It's a detailed and energetic journey which replicates the flow of a live gig. A lot of the tracks have been made in hotel rooms in response to shows, ‘Imperial Crescent’ is named after a Japanese Hotel, as is ‘Belvedere’ in Prague, while some tracks such as ‘Hyper Daddy’ were created specifically to play live.

Drums are confidently at the fore here and the album feels like it traces Mike's musical history and interests neatly around his sweetly nostalgic melodies, with atmospheres and structures which twist and turn with a charming softness which contrasts with the tension in the drums. Take ‘Hyper Daddy’s’ spiralling notes and twinkling piano which remind one of early Black Dog or Omni Trio rushing alongside splashy jungle drums, or the aquatic acid footwork of the title track with its drums softly bubbling and kicking. Elsewhere there's territory which harks back to his Tusken Raiders pseudonym, like the heads down Drexciyan funk of ‘Windsor Safari Park,’ which transforms from moody electro into a sunny hardcore track midway. The album is interspersed with Reticulum A, B and C at the start middle and end of the album which suggest a theme which carries across the music in an effortless and joyful way. ‘Grush’ is a strong album that works both for listening and DJing and a great snapshot of where Mike Paradinas musical head is at in 2024.

released June 14, 2024

Speed Dealer Moms, the live electronics outlet comprising cross-genre iconoclasts John Frusciante (Trickfinger, Red Hot Chili Pipers) and Aaron Funk (Venetian Snares, Axeface the Viking), is over a decade into its idiosyncratic run. Set to come out Friday, May 10th,"Birth Control Pill” is only their third release. The boundless potential of the chaotic and elegant project snaps into focus.

If there are virtuosos programming synthesizers and drum machines, then they were in the room when these two tracks were recorded; as though Johann Sebastian Bach himself took an elevator up to the 67th floor of Burger King and threw a bowl of Ramen at the window. The epic title cut is perhaps the most "functional" track Aaron "func” Funk and Johnald Frusciante have released thus far. This is ruffneck skibidi bomp bomp dnb booyaka business, but it's also an ant farm in Hell, and also Speed Dealer Moms, so there is the requisite descent into chaos. The track's precise melodies are unceremoniously dunked into Funktastic Funk's funky signature ripping, voice of a generation breakcore. The drums pick up speed until the armchair journalists hit the wall; a thrilling, extratone breakdown.

More madness lurks on the B-side, "Benakis," which seemingly nods to the visionary Greek comic Zach Galifianakis. With its unconventional time signature and intricate scintillating melodies, this one slides in like a lion and out like a lamb, cycling through France by way of breakcore and hard techno before eventually giving the listener a reprieve by way of a dreamy, beatless, retarded sea of sexuality outro.

Speed Dealer Moms drive their own, crooked road built on friendship and a telepathic musical connection—the collaboration and encouragement of Funk ushered Frusciante into the dense world of hardcore machine funk. The results of these sessions don't sound quite like anything else. It is punkish electronic music made in fearless pursuit of the new. Funk and Frusciante follow ideas to an illogical endpoint, and this hurtling approach now results in the best, most concise Speed Dealer Moms record yet. The yellow brick road to wisdom, after all, is paved with excess.

Released May 10, 2024

John Frusciante, Aaron Funk

Upcoming album by Mike Paradinas, releases June 14th 2024. The single preview track, Hyper Daddy, is pretty great! I added this one to my wishlist.

>Mike Paradinas, veteran producer and Planet Mu label owner has written a new album called 'Grush and it's full of weird bangers that reclaim the 'dance' part of the woeful term IDM. A back-to-first-principles record, inspired in part by the group of artists IDM was coined for; melodic dance music that didn't come out of urban scenes, but interpreted them from a distance. The tracks on Grush' are all road-tested live favorites developed with feedback from Mike's touring partner and visuals guy ID:Mora (Jan Moravec). It's a detailed and energetic journey which replicates the flow ofa live gig. A lot of the tracks have been made in hotel rooms in response to shows, Imperial Crescent' is named after a Japanese Hotel, as is 'Belvedere' in Prague, while some tracks such as Hyper Daddy' were created specifically to play live. Drums are confidently at the fore here and the album feels like it traces Mike's musical history and interests neatly around his sweetly nostalgic melodies, with atmospheres and structures which twist and turn with a charming softness which contrasts with the tension in the drums. Take 'Hyper Daddy's' spiralling notes and twinkling piano which remind one of early Black Dog or Omni Trio rushing alongside splashy jungle drums, or the aquatic acid footwork of the title track with its drums softly bubbling and kicking. Elsewhere there's territory which harks back to his Tusken Raiders pseudonym, like the heads down Drexciyan funk of Windsor Safari Park, which transforms from moody electro into a sunny hardcore track midway. The album is interspersed with Reticulum A, B and C at the start middle and end of the album which suggest a theme which carries across the music in an effortless and joyful way. 'Grush' is a strong album that works both for listening and DJing and a great snapshot of where Mike Paradinas musical head is at in 2024.

https://mnlth.bandcamp.com/album/mn-lth-103

https://mnlth.bandcamp.com/album/mn-lth-104

https://mnlth.bandcamp.com/album/custom-groove-set-2

new album from Aleksi Perälä aka Astrobotnia

I never realized how much music he's released, this is insane https://aleksiperala.bandcamp.com/music

Edit: YouTube link

Coming March 1st, for now listen to the preview song, Wendorlan.