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Last Resort: ...One of life’s most difficult arts is learning to let go. You can try to cling to control in the face of a turbulent world, but the only constant we can count on is change—the tendrils of cleansing fire wiping away the old, new life springing forth from the dust and ash. So what’s the point? Give yourself over to the depths. Surrender to the flow.G.S. Schray’s new solo album The Changing Account is an appropriate soundtrack for learning to cope with a world we can’t count on. Each piece is full of elliptical melodies that swirl with the unstable logic of dreams. Flurries of piano, guitar lines, and other more alien instrumentation shimmer delicately, but before they coalesce into familiar shapes or rhythms they change, then change, then change again. Listening is a bit like falling asleep on a long road—with each passing song you’re waking up somewhere new, trying to get your bearings in another strange world. How did I get here? Where are we going? It doesn’t matter. Close your eyes, drift away again.

The Land With The Foggy Skiesby Verb T Share / Embed Wishlistsupported byarchmeister94 thumbnailarchmeister94 Just a banger Favorite track: Lifesaver Feat. The Four Owls.dasbootz thumbnaildasbootz "you're so lazy, T" Favorite track: Low Notes.GNOMESHIT thumbnailGNOMESHIT Verb T 1 of the GR8ESTWOT A CLASSY M**********Rmr_smallz thumbnailmr_smallz Them strings tho Favorite track: Lifesaver Feat. The Four Owls.DJ Creationblue thumbnail Nick From NJ thumbnail .flakka thumbnail Firru thumbnail zekaine thumbnail adnan brenier thumbnail Rikki Lidderdale thumbnail andy_russell thumbnail G_x_x thumbnail mat712 thumbnail Vince Hedges thumbnail jwarb thumbnail Vaughny thumbnail Jordan Bush thumbnail max-power thumbnail arT2 thumbnail billysaunders thumbnail Vastzination thumbnail cherenkovriddim thumbnail BAD DISKO DEVIL thumbnail Martianmallow thumbnail Tobster thumbnail Chris Murray thumbnail Joost BERNDSEN thumbnail Lukas Galisch thumbnail antagonistuk thumbnail Steve Killick thumbnail Tamás Nagy thumbnail thehenchestnugget thumbnail hunterrthompson thumbnail Sas Dite Styling/Art thumbnail sidbrown thumbnail dubjas thumbnail H0P5 Darren thumbnail Grim thumbnail davekirwin thumbnail NathDMJ thumbnail pastabrain thumbnail Raw-LG thumbnail MplsHHH thumbnail Alex Dionisio thumbnail Stanislav Puffler thumbnail deci thumbnail Forgot10 thumbnail j_orden thumbnail stibe97e thumbnail Ralph thumbnail rotfrost thumbnail lordkeen thumbnail high_merlin thumbnail Jedi Master Bazz thumbnail Titi's 22/A Song Per Day thumbnail Alex thumbnail Nobunaga thumbnail Chakra thumbnail JustJay DJ thumbnail qzyphus thumbnail luca staar thumbnail Snarlin Growlz thumbnail Gordon thumbnailmore...Nothing Is New 00:00 / 02:10Digital AlbumStreaming + DownloadIncludes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.Buy Digital Album £7 GBP or moreSend as Gift 1.Foggy Eyes Return 03:202.Low Notes 03:043.Rotten Luck 03:224.Fog Life 03:345.High Road Feat. Eric The Red 02:386.Elsewhere Feat. Smellington Piff 02:347.Worry Lines 02:348.Lightly Toasted 01:579.Nobody's Perfect Feat. Datkid 04:0810.Flying Lessons 03:5711.City Limits Feat. Chillman 02:3712.Ownership 01:3313.Rotations 03:3714.Lifesaver Feat. The Four Owls 04:2615.Take Time Feat. Wishmaster 03:2316.New Paths 03:3417.Sun Rays Feat. Jman 02:3018.Nothing Is New 02:1019.Time Frame 03:20aboutHigh Focus Records is proud to unveil the artwork for the forthcoming Verb T & Illinformed collaborative album: ‘The Land Of The Foggy Skies’, designed by Siou Escalon.As you would expect from two of the hardest working artists in the UK rap game, Verb T & Illinformed have delivered a fitting sequel to the iconic 2015 release ‘The Man With The Foggy Eyes’. The pair have both raised the bar, taking their already incredible chemistry to new levels, as demonstrated with singles ‘Rotten Luck‘ & ‘New Paths‘.An all encompassing cinematic opus, ‘The Land Of The Foggy Skies’ once again proves why Verb T is one of the most decorated MC’s in UK Hip Hop and why Illinformed is in a class of his own when it comes to production.creditsreleased December 11, 2020Written & performed by Verb TProduced by Illinformed

boomkat: ...Pop Negatif Wastad’s eponymous EP from 1989, including all of their self penned songs. This is the first release in a series of reissues from the height of the 80’s & 90’s Welsh music scene."Hailing from mid Wales, Pop Negatif Wastad emerged in the late 80’s as the sole collaboration between Esyllt Anwyl and Gareth Potter. Esyllt cut her teeth in the exceptionally bent no wave group Crisialau Plastig, while Gareth – an actor on the UK soap opera Eastenders – was in the midst of breaking away from his post-punk group Traddodiad Ofnus to form the mighty hip hop/acid techno outfit Tŷ Gwydr. With their backgrounds in experimental pop and the thumping beat of the nascent rave scene looming in the background, the duo took an unapologetic approach to music making with no regard to formulaic sound, gender roles, or expectation.Esyllt served as the mastermind behind the music (along with Gorwel Owen on production – Rhosneigr’s answer to Martin Hannett) while Gareth balanced the project with his dialed vocal style and ideological approach. They developed an emotionally driven and fearless collection of tunes, a charged version of synth pop that elaborated on their experience within the Welsh scene while combining influences from emergent sounds akin to what you’d hear on The Haçieda dance floor (where rumour has it, their Be Music/ Section 25 invoking track “Iawn” was played). Stabs, arpeggiated synths, harsh percussion, piano house leads, concertina melodies, warped samples, and dubbed out delay were quilted together to the chug of drum machines, creating a genre-bending landscape woven with vocals reminiscent of New Order and Joy Division (with the added bonus of being sung in the Welsh language)."

Animalia presents the first in a series of 2 x 12” compilations… For volume one, comes Microevolutions… An homage to the label’s continued growth and evolution, a label dedicated to authentic celebrations of talented local artists. Here, Animalia returns to its roots with a release compiled by the members of Menage (plus special guests Ebbs n Flow), all compiled in the northern suburbs of Naarm (Melbourne). The compilation showcases the various moods and facets that make up the deep yet somehow undefinable Animalia sound. From deep techno to UK garage and everything in between, Microevolutions is an earnest reflection of the diversity of sound that makes Animalia so special.

Efficient Space: ...Le Raccourci is a welcome introduction to the world of modern classical identity Sebastian Gandera. The impressionist landscapes of a sensitive soul self-reflecting, these miniature compositions alternate across a rudimentary set up of piano, field recorder, sampler and four track. Melancholic utterings hastily captured some 100km east of Paris.Classically trained by the same teacher as his parents, Gandera first began recording in the confines of his university dorm room, inspired by a C60 from friend and future collaborator Bernard Odot (A Gethsémani). Humbly existing without sparing a thought to music industry or career, Gandera’s personal effects surfaced via the European and US cassette networks from 1988 to 1994. Impressively accomplished for the DIY scene they orbited, these tapes were issued in scant quantities, rendering his pieces as private secrets shared and duplicated in small concentric circles. Aside from a sole, avowedly traumatic performance, the material was never shared in a live context.Selected by Sky Girl co-conspirer Julien Dechery, Le Raccourci culls 15 tracks from Gandera’s extensive cassette discography, discarded DAT recordings, and split CD with Lyon toy music project Klimperei. These sentiently charged compositions only hint at his larger catalogue, but act as a compelling cross section of the artist’s oeuvre. The identity is further detailed by archival images, Glen Goetze penned liner notes and original artwork from Perks and Mini’s Misha Hollenbach.While Gandera’s nostalgic melodies incidentally parallel with the piano key manoeuvres of Pascal Comelade, Robert Haigh and Dominique Lawalrée, Le Raccourci could only stem from the escapist desires of one Eric Morin.