Hazeblaze / Coastal Fulmar 7" lathe

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https://slightlyoffkilter.bandcamp.com/album/hazeblaze-coastal-fulmar-2

D U L C E T B U S I N E S S N E W S compilation!

DIGITAL DOWNLOAD AVAILABLE NOW

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We're stoked to start 2019 with our first label compilation for some time, featuring new friends, old favourites, recent works and a couple of previously unheard tracks...

tracklist:

1.  Rubber Bus  -  Tera (Saul Yarg mix)
2.  DR:WR  -  Infrared Deathray House Party
3.  Rubber Bus  -  Spaceman (2019 version)
4.  Kaleidophon  -  Message From Another Star (excerpt)
5.  MOTA  -  Death By Yoga (Rubber Bus mix)
6.  Best Left Alone  -  BTW
7.  Stray Transmission  -  Crossing
8.  Far Rainbow  -  The Power Of Degenerated Matter (excerpt)

Rubber Bus feat. Tony Two Dogs

Rubber Bus - CUD Saul Yarg Remix

PMT

PMT - Beak ep

Nine neo-slacker-rock tracks with a confused edge of bewildered experimentalism.

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BEAK EP FREE, GEE

Praise for 2012's THFCKWT ep:

 "...full of stops and starts, half-patterns, lumbering and lurching about, as the trio move from uncertain doodling to confident riffing and back again, often in the space of a single 10-minute track.‘Frosty Lee’ is a more straight-ahead free-form rocky jam with the kind of exciting live edge that almost makes me think I’ve discovered a rare 1971 heavy-prog underground guitar group to match Captain Marryat. Nifty, edgy, vital playing throughout. Added bonus – no effects pedals whatsoever as far as I can hear."

 - Ed Pinsent, The Sound Projector

DR:WR

DR:WR (pronounced “doctor war”) is Karl M V Waugh.  He started using the name DR:WR when he attained his PhD and realised he could now legitimately refer to himself as a Doctor.  He has recorded/played with drone band The Zero Map, noise band Binnsclagg, under his own name and as part of The A Band with previous releases across various labels including Chocolate Monk, Apollolaan, Sonic Oyster, Ikuisuus and Golden Labs.  Sci-Fi Morality Play is his first release on TSOKL.

Sci-Fi Morality Play was assembled in Karl’s home and was almost entirely recorded in snatched moments during his first month of parenthood; no doubt fully immersed in the sleep-deprived state new-borns invariably produce for their parents.  Waugh describes the recordings as “…half-improvised; half-process electronic noise…”, but additionally, we hear the influence of drone music, minimal techno and dub, but without the clichés or familiar sounds from those genres.