David
This debut album from Scottish duo, Michael Sandison and Marcus Eoin, would not be something I’d recommend to ease your morning commute with.
Maybe a sight seeing drive to Chenobyl. It conjures up visions of city decay, redundent tech, and the echoing flicker of dying electrics and the drip of acid.
While it’s dark, found sounds, eerie melodies, big bottom end and relentless invention, makes this more than merely a masterpiece and more of a miracle.
DavidBOCs first ever recording (limited to just 100 copies), was this generous 38 minute mini-album. Always extremely difficult to find, it was finally repressed by Warp records in 2013 to appease the masses.
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NathanIn this session, we sought out to prove that the fairer sex can still make a racket with six strings, that music isn’t dead (it just smells funny) and that some of the most interesting artists ignore the rule book.
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