In A Beautiful Place Out In The Mojave

The ever mysterious BoC dropped a shot notice listening party for upcoming and long awaited LP Tomorrow's Harvest in an old abandoned waterpark in Newberry Springs, Southern California. Some footage surfaced, was taken down and promptly re-uploaded (cut down to just three tracks, apparently at BoC's request.)Unsurprisingly, this isn't your usual iPhone filming deal with blown out bass; nope, true to BoC fashion this is a mysterious (but well put together) compilation of footage from the event. Enjoy.


Within Reach,
-Claude Van Foxbat

AT / AA 12

The Designers Republic - Re:mote

Another old one this time, an old favourite I stumbled across and downloaded a long while back. Probably at 2AM by the flicker of the CRT juding by how long I've had it. I've searched high and low for a legit copy of the EP that this is from - Misstress Barbara vs. Barbara Brown, Vol. 1, but annoyingly nowhere has a legal 320 copy of it to buy, only volume 2 it seems. I kinda like it though, I just love that techy house sound aside from Golden Boy's Or, I can't find much that sounds like it; any recommendations would be appreciated!

AT/ AA 11

Robert Del Naja - Four Noble Truths

Double whammy today, as the bloke who does the art also has a hand in the tune itself. Robert Del Naja, better known as 3D of Bristol based Massive Attack does a lot of stencils among other things, he's gone from wildstyle tags in the Wild Bunch Soundsystem days to these politically loaded spray pieces. I can't say his art is a perfect compliment to his music, but it's still interesting to browse through, if a bit hard to come by. Enjoy it with the darker turn that Massive Attack took on their third LP Mezzanine.

AT / AA 10

Sayuri Michima - Untitled

A week in and one week to go, this series has been alright so far hasn't it? Fast running out of art to put up like, but no matter, onto today's tune; another bit from Richie Hawtin's short lived F.U.S.E alias. The one LP under this name is pretty sweet, hard techno stuff against Warp's trend around the time for 'electronic listening music' (fitting, s this LP is part of the {Artificial Intelligence} series). The hard stuff has its own merits, but I have the biggest soft spot for that smooth sound that is trademark Warp, sit back and enjoy.