Homelife Manchester, UK
Formed in 1998 by Paddy Steer, Anthony Burnside and Simon King. recruited Rosie Lowdell and Semay Wu, in 1999 Seaming To, Graham Massey, Richard Harrison and 'various' other personel throughout 10 year period. They have recorded six albums , three Eps and have various unreleased material including another Forkbeard Fantasy soundtrack Shooting Shakespeare ... more
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by Paddy Steer
supported by 6 fans who also own “Sunday Streets”
The action-packed mentalist brings you the fuckin jams. Some of the best synth basslines in the game.
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supported by 5 fans who also own “Sunday Streets”
A kind of imaginary crossing between JJ Perrey and Herbie Hancock (it makes me think of the funkyness of Headhunters I don't know why). Reminds me a bit of Arcadion as well. After many many listens, I have to say that it's absolutely perfect for dancing stupidly at home. Thanks Paddy Steer :)
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The Fortified Herd
by Paddy Steer
supported by 4 fans who also own “Sunday Streets”
I bought the vinyl on the basis of hearing Sub Vanuatu on the radio. The first side is pretty good but I prefer the second side.
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The London-based group is back with a psychedelic album filled with mystical disco and funk.
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Efterklang returns with another collection of stately songs that pair billowing melodies with richly textured arrangements.
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Infecious and collaboration-focused, Adrien Leprêtre's new Samba De La Muerte effort contains a global dance party for the ages.
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A Life with Large Opening
by Samba De La Muerte
Inspired by architecture, this album by Samba De La Muerte has sweeping, grand electronic melodies paired with hopeful and poetic lyrics.
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