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L.I.E.S. Records New York, New York
Since 2010 L.I.E.S. Records has released over 200 recordings spanning all strains and realms of subversive electronic music.
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Bem Inventory
by Patricia
supported by 13 fans who also own “Buried Alive Twice”
I often get Mercury in Retrograde stuck in my head as a foggy theme of liminal spaces and dreamy headspace but Bed of Nails feels like analog skronk is about to drip straight through the walls into the basement
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Body Issues
by Patricia
supported by 11 fans who also own “Buried Alive Twice”
Reminds me about the sprig time from my childhood at garages.
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Let Go
by Xosar
supported by 9 fans who also own “Buried Alive Twice”
Analogue techno that goes for, and hits, the jugular with unerring accuracy. It's hard to pick a favourite but Hades Gate which sounds like a runaway steam locomotive barrelling into oblivion is, by anyone's definition, a show stopper.
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ShadowPlay EP
by el nino diablo
These four electronic songs combine ominous moods with whirring rhythms; fascinating and immersive.
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Physically Sick
by Physically Sick
Curated electronic music compilation with all proceeds going the ACLU, Planned Parenthood, and other charities.
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Alan Abrahams
by Portable Aka Bodycode
Deemed his most personal yet, Portable's new LP puts his vocals front and center, showcasing some very real song writing skills.
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Sewing Machine
by Low Jack
supported by 9 fans who also own “Buried Alive Twice”
Hold onto your hats, in fact nail them down. "Sewing Machine" is a grievously unsubtle paroxysm of vicious, minus-fi noise techno so unruly it makes Perc sound like Efdemin. I don't know what Philippe Hallais (aka Low Jack) has for breakfast (probably a bowl of six-inch nails washed down with petrol) but it's easy to imagine him stomping into his studio at 9am, subjecting his synth and drum machine to all kinds of hellish torture for half an hour then stomping out again. The techno equivalent of thermonuclear warfare.
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