excellent rmxs from ashley beedle & moddymanc, max essa...

2013 is the debut album from justin velor, a vibrant technicolor collision of styles (you might call it a musical dr. frankenstein, he says) incorporating everything from vangelis-inspired synth drones and nocturnal acid house rhythms to tender folk melodies and psychedelic flourishes. >i wanted to make a fantastical soundscape with colourful dynamics and a soul,< he explains.

as a taster brutal music offer up 3 remixes from tracks taken off the album.

the third installment in our brutal 500 series. after an e.p of personal favourites from dom thomas and a splatter of new productions from dj cherrystones we present a set of japanese new wave movements from the obscure band ep-4.

dom thomas ongoing mixtape adventures takes us to the white isle for -an alternative journey through the balearic sound-. if, like us, youre prejudiced against foam parties, neon lycra and tan lines, this is a look at the side of ibiza you d probably prefer an undefined assembly of sounds from all backgrounds with only one thing in common, everything is below 122bpm. miles away from oakenfoldian thudders, this vibe encompasses mythical genres like (but not confined to) bongo rock, acid disco and far flung folk, or basically those rocking-horse-rare goodies that sound best in baking heat while twiddling your nipples on acid. seamlessly segued and free to flit from groove to groove, dom serves up crucial history with the mediterranean psyche of barbet schroeders intoxicating 69 paean more married to a smudged instrumental mix of dreams of santa anna, and all manner of smoky french pop, tipsy dub and whatever you want to call it. slip this on in your macclesfield back yard for a proper sunshine vibe.

preview copy - only 100 pieces available of this psychedelic krautrock disco-drum madness!

58 minutes of proto house, denizen loops, far flung folk, post punk, cosmic rock and other junk. after forging new ground with his previous sonic hotchpots >miscellaneous mutant mishaps< and >the exploding disco inevitable<, dom thomas returns with another brain melting audio escapade into the ether. the third album in his dynamic anti-mixtape series on brutal music is salubriously entitled >synthetic soul & other junk<, giving thomas free license to curate a mood that takes the unsuspecting listener on a cascading journey of edits and loops, blurring the lines of traditional dj mixes and original compostion. >synthetic soul< is composed of a variety of genres from >international disco frankenstien< thomas musical heritage, warping together vastly disparate records into a rich sonic tapestry. repeated listening recommended with or without substances...

58 minutes of proto house, denizen loops, far flung folk, post punk, cosmic rock and other junk. synthetic soul is composed of a variety of genres from international disco frankenstien thomas musical heritage, warping together vastly disparate records into a rich sonic tapestry. repeated listening recommended with or without substances...

58 minutes of alienated, global sound oddities. mixed by dom thomas (b-music/finders keepers). following on from the highly acclaimed ‘miscellaneous mutant mishaps’, b-music and finders keeperslinchpin dom thomas digs deep into his library of forgotten and unloved sound oddities. blurring the lines of mixtape and original composition, this is an explosive mix of denizen funk, psyche rock and proto house, effortlesly crossing boundaries and uncharted sonic soundscapes, defying genre classification. check!