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New single Purple Jelly Disc out now and track 1 on Altar.

 

Huge, huge tune that has two distinct styles. The first half has a somewhat kooky vibe before turning into pure dance euphoria in the second half.

 

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I'm obsessed. 10/10 for both singles so far :wub:

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She's done an interview and photoshoot for Phoenix magazine recently where they describe the sound of each track:

 

Channels

Short prelude, perfect for testing out your favourite earphones.

 

Pigeon Barron

Glitchy and atmospheric, it slowly builds the euphoria and then drops into weird bassy sections that will be a lot of fun to dance to. Captures the infinite optimism of dance music.

 

Bodies of Water

Low fi, downtempo, dark and introspective.

 

Human Sound

Features close friend, the spoken word poet and trans-visibility activist Kai Isaiah Jamal.

 

Louder Always Better

Industrial techno, broken beats and drum and bass. Feels like you just stumbled into a rave tent.

 

Biggest Mood Ever featuring Alexis Taylor from Hot Chip

Shimmers with synths, strings, and a military drum beat.

 

AM

Raucous and upbeat, full of glitchy tempo changes. Segues into:

 

PM

Intelligent techno, melodic, builds to another massive drop.

 

I’ve Been Thinking A Lot Lately

Takes the energy to moody downtempo electro.

 

Purple Jelly Disc feat. Obi Franky

A glorious seven minutes of hardcore meets acid house meets something euphoric and pop-inflected. Check out the trippy visuals for the official by The Horrors’ Tom Furse.

 

Baby We’re Ascending

Transcendent, featuring Teneil’s vocals, bass heavy yet joyful.

 

Orca

Chopped up beats, random samples, feels like an end of the night kind of track. Expansive whale sounds. Gloriously weird.

 

Tardigrade

Showcases Throssell’s musicality with a slice of pop electronica.

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Some more reviews coming in:

 

AllMusic 4/5

NME - 4/5

Clash - 6/10

 

Clash can take a hike :)

 

AllMusic gets it:

"Her music constantly feels like it's in a state of elevation, and even when she experiments with fragmented sound design and abstract textures, the tracks always lock into a steady propulsion and head for a blissful, enlightened state, re-creating the rush of tuning into an amazing pirate radio broadcast or finding euphoria at a generator-powered rave deep in the woods. "

Really excited for this, it’s shaping up to be fantastic with every song released so far being a winner.
I absolutely adore this on first couple of listens, one of those albums that sounds amazing to travel with on your headphones
ALBUM OF THE YEAR

You know what, it may just be! Love the mix up of styles and tempos, reminds me of the sorts of structures the Chems used to go for in the 90s. Only Bicep rivals this for me in recent years

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