What Are You Listening To Lately (Part 1)

That’s a massive album. One of my all-time fave metal albums.

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This even beats The Model for me.
Visions of Ralph turning steps of the sequencer on and off for days on end…

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I don’t know any of those names. Looks like I’ve got some exploring to do!

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Enjoy!

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You beauty, thank you!

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Ceephax is back…

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Completely hooked on this:

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Sunny day in the UK for a change so I’ve been listening to :

Here is the bandcamp link, for those who prefer this :slight_smile:

Really enjoy this album as well

And from

I found

Two discs that sound as beautiful as they look ^^
Wish I had discovered this sooner, when LPs were still in stock!

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I often wonder why vinyl means “arrive after the party” …
After availability, it is by chance reissue or risk of delusional prices.
Try buying Drukqs or the Hotline Miami soundtrack for a good laugh.

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:confounded: :tired_face: :sob:

I just can’t get it why Warp reissued all AFX vinyls but Drukqs, btw.
OK, just to stay on topic, I’ll get a listen of these two albums right now!

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i might’ve shared this but i’m sharing it again, masterfully done.

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It’s one of my favorite youtube channels, always good stuff,
on this track it’s really big load of energy, what a killing.
Just hard to find who did that, the kind of weird feeling that Jeff Mills
conducts an orchestra or Richard James, Ceephax, Paradinas and I don’t know who
would hold an instrument.

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i’m lucky enough to know who made that track.
but i’m not gonna say…
but your description is accurate.

haven’t heard that uziq collection, will give it a go, sometimes his abrasive stuff just doesn’t hit me at the right moments.
slag boom van loon is still my fave electronic album of all time.

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Heard this in a posh homeware shop in Wakefield the other day. Tune.

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There are posh homeware shops in Wakefield? (I have to admit, I only ever go to Wah Wah when I’m there)

I know. I didn’t believe it until I saw it for myself. Redbrick Mill, technically Batley but still. Nice place though.

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I used to work in Wakefield. Trained as a teacher in East Moor. I have a lot of affection for the place on many levels.

It’s somehow both utterly bizarre and entirely understandable that The Haxan Cloak originated in Wakey.