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1. | Cub - "Teenage Fists" (6:06) | |
2. | You Hung - "The Truth Was Different" (live) (5:04) |
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1. | Fret - "Helicopter Rig" (4:51) | |
2. | Concrete Fench - "Track 5" (2:46) | |
3. | Simon Shreeve - "The Space Between Cultures" (4:50) |
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1. | Obelus - "Scale Reference" (4:29) | |
2. | Layne - "Raising Up, Removal" (4:22) | |
3. | Khrone & Mjolsness - "5th Recording 7" (5:43) |
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4. | DVA Damas - "People Say I'm Cool" |
This fine compilation from Regis' Downwards label has been trailed as a kind of "family portrait" of where the imprint stands in 2019, offering a slew of exclusive tracks including a heap of cross-generational collaborations. There is plenty to set the pulse racing throughout the collection. "EBM supergroup" You Hung impresses via the moody and clanking, mid-80s industrial vibes of "The Truth Was Different (Live)", while Obelus' "Scale Reference" sounds like Richard D James after a particularly potent bong hit. Simon Shreeve's "The Space Between Cultures" is a creepy slab of ambient/noise fusion, Layne's "Raising Up, Removal" is a delightfully out there journey into metallic electro headiness and DVA Damas' sub-heavy cut "People Say I'm Cool" is as stylish and, let's face it, cool as the title suggests.
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