T++ – Wireless [2x12"] Avant-Garde / Leftfield he recorded himself playing a

he recorded himself playing a persistent F minor chord on one the school's practice room pianos

intimidation checked in at the door)

the appropriately named No Man's Land had virtually no equivalent in France (nor worldwide) when it came out in 1976

Logos back-burners the weightless sound for a minute and brings forward a chop-up laced with such tasty ingredients as the Bloom-era Aardvarck white labels

were living in Spain when they met Víctor Nubla

T++ – Wireless [2x12"] Avant-Garde / Leftfield he recorded himself playing a"Torsten Profrocks occult homage to UK garage. Two step waylaid in the scuffed, churning, sub heavy terrain running from his Chain Reaction days to Monolake, mysteriously entangled with the distressed tracks of old Ugandan 78s." Honest Jon's, 2010