electric arguments is the first fireman album in 10 years, and this song based album couldnt be more different than its predecessors. for those who dont know by now, the fireman is a collaborative project between music icon paul mccartney and revered producer youth. the pair first worked together in the 90s when they made two ambient dance albums. originally the firemans identity was anonymous and was eventually revealed by the press as being paul and youth. in september it was announced that the fireman would this year release their first brand new material in a decade and this time there was a big difference - the duo had found their voice. speculation began, one studio insider was reported as saying the new songs sounds like arcade fire meets led zeppelin. certainly so far, anyone who has already heard the album has commented on just how accessible electric arguments is, compared to the first two fireman albums. this album is an eclectic and diverse collection of songs that show paul is still interested in pure musical possibilities. each track was written and recorded in the space of one day. the fireman went into the studio with no plan or clear direction of how they wanted the album to sound. the project took a life of its own and the results will surprise anyone expecting to hear the previous sound of the band.

iwaris first compilation showcases all new material by scape one namke communication and vector lovers as well as the debut from robokid and monofonix

wari's first compilation, the suitably titled 'our friends electric' ep showcases all new material from scape one, namke communications and vector lovers, as well as debut tracks from robokid and monofonix - two of the uk's most talented and undiscovered electronic artists. each of the five tracks offers a different perspective on the labels electrocentric output

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12 x 12 inch box set, 180g vinyl silver pantone + foil on ultrablack board, 16 page booklet , download card, double-sided 90x60 poster, sticker pack

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