Environmental Studies (LP)

Environmental Studies (LP)African Head Charge Environmental Studies A1. Crocodile Hand Luggage A2. Dinosaur's Lament A3. Beriberi A4. Snakeskin Tracksuit B1. High Protein Snack B2. In A Trap B3. Breeding Space B4. Primitive B5. Latin Temperament African Head Charge Environmental Studies The second album from 1982 that saw African Head Charge working manipulated and vari speeded 1 4 inch tape loops that were re recorded back to the multi track, soaked in reverb and delay, and

I mean it’s not like they want you to sit in a corner of the club pondering their ideas

perhaps a rebirth of sorts for UR following the departure of Jeff Mills and Robert Hood (check Metamorphosis)

Martin Price and (A Guy Called) Gerald Simpson were never primarily interested in the increasing amount of dance music that was making its way out of Chicago and Detroit and towards Manchester between '86 and '88

Zack's Fanfare 0:50

Von Oswald and Mark Ernestus (under their Quadrant guise) arguably delivered the first snapshot of their singular and game-changing dub techno sound

and all laced together with Fulton's golden touch

both cuts transpose the indelible impression of raving in a very different London landscape - pre-smoking ban and extreme financial bifurcation - with a patently shocking sense of economy and pressure that feels as vitally subversive as ever in the face of current capitalist realism

they remain as relevant and timeless as ever

Various Artists - King Jammys Dancehall 1985-1989

who’s best known for his experimental ambient work as Celer

SKRS ‎– Paradise Magic Traxx Mobile Sound & Lighting EP

Rope & Strings'