Noah Lennox and Pete Kember announce ‘A ? of WHEN’, a record that will bypass streaming entirely in favour of physical formats, downloads, and real world gatherings.
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Noah Lennox and Pete Kember announce ‘A ? of WHEN’, a record that will bypass streaming entirely in favour of physical formats, downloads, and real world gatherings.
The Scottish producer’s first release of 2025 picks up where last year’s ‘Loner’ left off, threading horn lines through a groove inspired by classic UK dancefloor moments.
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The anonymous project lands on Raffaele Pezzella’s label with a debut shaped by broken electronic signals, long drone forms, and a palpable sense of isolation.
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The frontman says the Dopethrone cut owes a debt to the Prince of Darkness.
