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12" limited to 300 copiesPressure Actspar Big Yawn Partager / Intégrer Liste de souhaitsapprécié parsuzywoo thumbnail yowda101 thumbnail Power Sherlock thumbnail James Enderby thumbnail profesa hop thumbnail dorianbattistella thumbnail nadica42069 thumbnail Denois thumbnail itsumishi thumbnail zachariah eccles thumbnail cryptus39 thumbnail generalflesh thumbnail Jim thumbnail JF thumbnail tyroneh910 thumbnailRagazzo 00:00 / 03:27Album digitalÉcoute en continu + téléchargementComprend l’écoute en continu illimitée au moyen de l’appli gratuite de Bandcamp, ainsi que le téléchargement de haute qualité aux formats MP3, FLAC et plus.Acheter l’album numérique $10 AUD ou plusDonner en cadeau 12" VinylDisque/vinyle + album numériquepackage imageDeluxe 12" vinyl pressed at Program Records, Melbourne.Comprend l’écoute en continu illimitée de Pressure Acts au moyen de l’appli gratuite de Bandcamp, ainsi que le téléchargement de haute qualité aux formats MP3, FLAC et plus.sera expédié d’ici 2 joursAcheter le disque/vinyle $30 AUD ou plus Donner en cadeau Pressure Acts T–shirtT-shirt/vêtement + album numériquepackage imageFront print on white Gildan T–shirt • Design by Gab Cole • includes a digital download of Pressure Acts Comprend l’écoute en continu illimitée de Pressure Acts au moyen de l’appli gratuite de Bandcamp, ainsi que le téléchargement de haute qualité aux formats MP3, FLAC et plus.sera expédié d’ici 2 jours9 restantAcheter le t-shirt / le vêtement $35 AUD ou plus Donner en cadeau Pressure Acts HoodieT-shirt/vêtement + album numériquepackage image package imageFront & back print on black Gildan hoodie • Design by Gab Cole • includes a digital download of Pressure Acts Comprend l’écoute en continu illimitée de Pressure Acts au moyen de l’appli gratuite de Bandcamp, ainsi que le téléchargement de haute qualité aux formats MP3, FLAC et plus.sera expédié d’ici 2 jours9 restantAcheter le t-shirt / le vêtement $69 AUD ou plus Donner en cadeau 1.Sharehouse Stovetop 04:412.Surf Dive N Ski 05:013.Ragazzo 03:274.Pressure Acts 04:32 vidéo5.Precise Packets 04:226.T3 03:23à proposBig Yawn make experimental electronic music by fusing a wash of sweeping synthesizers, heavily refracted vocal sampling, motorik style percussion and disorientating dub FX.Their latest studio release 'Pressure Acts' creates a space where breaks compete with live drums compete with drones. Relentless pummelling bass lines and kinetic dub FX come standard.Big Yawn's energetic and unrelenting live performances create a definitive impression on this release. The sonic textures in the record are lush, stoned, frenetic and fun. The music is sinister yet also tongue-in-cheek — Phil Collins and Slipknot may have even been sampled.The first single 'Ragazzo' is ideal for joy rides in HSVs and/or flaunting at the local disco parlor - a dank blend of YMO style pop hooks, driving bass, delicate synths, and a robotic pulse.'Pressure Acts' by Big Yawn is a joint release brought to you by Heavy Machinery Records and Research Records.Kinlay Denning - drumsErrol Green - synths, samples, live drum processingStef Condello - synths, samplesTim Slattery - synths, samplesProduced by Tim Slattery and Errol GreenRecorded at Head Gap and at homeMixed by Simon Cotter at Sing Sing StudiosMastered by David Walker at Stepford Audio MelbourneArtwork and design by Gab ColeArt production by Luke Fraser at Grin CreativeProject coordination by Annalee KoernigSeries curated and produced by Miles Brown

SLEAFORD MODSDivide & Exit (reissue)Extreme Eating

8 different artists from Mexico to Lithuania, Peru, Portugal, Florida, UK & Belgium, on Le Motel’s new label.

An echo through the ages, channelled and tuned by Young Marco. Feelings of tactile, loved-up naivety, transferred to musical waves of colour, rhythmic energy, and hallucinatory aural visions. This is ‘I’m Still Mellow’ and the psychedelic yin to its’ yang, reverse alternative version ‘Wollem Lits M’I’.Both are imaginative 21st century takes on ‘Mellow’, a long-forgotten Amsterdam-born sub-genre of dance music that took the house template and re-imagined it for Dutch dancefloors in the early ‘90s.

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After a banner year that witnessed Lafawndah release her first album Ancestor Boy, the debut of her soundsystem Fara Fara, and further incursions into film, contemporary art and fashion, the ceaseless artist returns with another plot twist: The Fifth Season.Inspired by her encounter with author NK Jemisin’s Broken Earth trilogy, Lafawndah both pays homage to and extends further the elemental, emotionally charged myths of Jemisin’s books. These are stories where a broken heart can tear apart a continent. In contrast to the precision- tuned industrial productions of Ancestor Boy, The Fifth Season breathes a different kind of volatility. Inviting a new degree of spontaneity and freedom into her process, Lafawndah’s collaborators - Theon Cross (tuba), Nathaniel Cross (trombone), Valentina Magaletti (percussion), and Nick Weiss (keyboards) - encircle her confrontational character studies with iridescent, cinematic chamber-bass moves.These are torch songs for when it rains ash, creation ballads for when the earth turns inside out. Ghosts of Art Ensemble of Chicago and Rahsaan Roland Kirk color the air, yet Lafawndah’s mastery of pop songcraft, vocal production and razor-honed clarity of purpose cut through. In addition to the Lafawndah originals, The Fifth Season features interpretations of hybrid-folk godfather Beverly Glenn Copeland’s “Don’t Despair” and acid-impressionist prodigy Lili Boulanger’s “Old Buddhist Prayer.” Album highlight “You, at the End” deploys a poem by poet-performer Kate Tempest to aching, rift-tearing ends, and french dream-trap wraith Lala &ce features on “Le Malentendu”.The Fifth Season anchors Lafawndah as a descendent of forebearers Brigitte Fontaine and Scott Walker - a born theatric whose acid humor warps the sub-continental undertow of her emotive storytelling. Lafawndah’s elementalism on The Fifth Season finds her imagination more agile than ever, and recent live shows have evinced a drive to push these compositions further out, deeper, and more aflame.