Northern Minimalism 1 (Misophonia Records)
by Pulselovers
TheLongChamps
Fire of Renewal
Mat Handley / Woodford Halse
Chris O
NIGHT PORTER
samglitch
Big Ian
thad.kook
ameremancunian
Ian Badcock
gcrayon
Elion Caplan
babelgrim
sawdoc
Urban J
David Bowers
vinylmonkey
Andrew Horton
Mimetaur
Bruce Levenstein
BLeeK Swinney
DJ SpaceTerrapin
Jeff Worrell
invisibleplan
Caergog
Matthew
campofwolves
wigdavbar
jonharris
jt2001
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about
The first in an occasional series of releases which explore the legacy of electronic and experimental music from the north of England.
This single was the twentieth release from the excellent Misophonia Records and their first to be issued on vinyl.
Thanks to Andy Uzzell at Misophonia.
If you're quick, you may be able to grab a copy here:
misophoniarecs.bandcamp.com
Thanks also to Simon Berkovitch of Sensory Leakage, from whom I stole the term "Northern Minimalism"
This single was the twentieth release from the excellent Misophonia Records and their first to be issued on vinyl.
Thanks to Andy Uzzell at Misophonia.
If you're quick, you may be able to grab a copy here:
misophoniarecs.bandcamp.com
Thanks also to Simon Berkovitch of Sensory Leakage, from whom I stole the term "Northern Minimalism"
credits
released May 15, 2020
Mat Handley - Bass Station 2, Korg MS20 Mini, MFB Dominion X, Make Noise 0-Coast, Samples, Programming, Shortwave Radio, Sleeve Design
Jez Butler - Mastering
Mat Handley - Bass Station 2, Korg MS20 Mini, MFB Dominion X, Make Noise 0-Coast, Samples, Programming, Shortwave Radio, Sleeve Design
Jez Butler - Mastering
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Pulselovers Doncaster, UK
Northern Minimalism from the heart of South Yorkshire. Inspired by memory and
location.
Releases on Castles in Space, SubExotic, DIT, Misophonia, Polytechnic Youth, Russian Library and Sensory Leakage.
Also runs Woodford Halse.
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