The UK outfit’s new album arrives August 14 via FO Records, threading dub rhythm and spoken word into a sharper deconstruction of trip-hop.
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The UK outfit’s new album arrives August 14 via FO Records, threading dub rhythm and spoken word into a sharper deconstruction of trip-hop.
The London composer’s new album brings four years of restrained electronic work into more physical territory, with dub as a guiding reference.
Six tracks of teknoid electronics that fold dub, ambience, and bass music into a single post-genre language.
The Bristol producer’s first full-length pairs dub weight with restrained arrangements, drawing from bass music and sound-system culture without leaning on genre signifiers.
