The Future Sound of Yesterday

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1.	Now, this won't hurt a bit... 00:38	info
2.	Skeleton crew 03:57	info
3.	Bone sideways 04:09	info
4.	We fight the swan 03:44	info
5.	Nuve creep 02:54	info
6.	There's a dog in my head 03:32	info
7.	Inca logic 03:22	info
8.	Ghosting 04:22	info
9.	This is fucking ART 03:33	info
10.	Think of me when you detonate, darling 03:51	info
11.	Your money's no good here 03:27	info
12.	The Duchess of Start and the Duke of Stop 08:34	info
13.	Up the duff (iTunes exclusive) 03:12	info

about: The Future Sound of Yesterday is a fuzz-edged experiment in slam-style genre blending. Or, simply put, a combination of the different musical styles that I dig, stapled together in a wonky fashion that appeals to my chronic lack of patience. It sounds like it sounds not through trying to be clever or edgy, but because it's the product of a totally unfettered creative process. There is no muse, no idea of an audience, no forbidden areas. Nothing, in fact, beyond letting things go wherever they want. And they will go...
So you've got tango, electronica, stoner rock, prog, jazz, beats, blues, glitch, bossa nova, DnB and more besides squished together in a way that didn't drive me insane.
That probably sounds a little 'happy-in-failure', but there came a point when I realised that any given track, regardless of how it began, descended into hair-pulling and woe in chasing studio-clean values.

But fuck that, eh.
This album is strewn with moments where things teeter on the edge of implosion, but represents the point at which I started to enjoy writing music again.
Exult ye under-production!
Embrace thine crackle and hum!

Only took me 16 years to figure that one out...
credits: released 06 July 2009
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