Floating Points - CrushFloating Points first album in four years, Crush, twists whatever you think you know about him on its head again. A tempestuous blast of electronic experimentalism with some of Shepherds heaviest, most propulsive tracks yet, nodding to the UK bass scene he emerged from in the late 2000s, such as the dystopian low end bounce of previously shared striking lead track LesAlpx but also some of his most expressive songs with his signature melancholia. Its

Kisses and Scars

MG sees Martin further develop his love

wringing out the imminent meaning in each word

In the tradition of self-made brits that stretches from Joe Strummer and Ian Dury

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Japanese audiences have been renowned tastemakers

avant-garde

Includes photography by BN co-founder Francis Wolff and liner notes by esteemed writer Leonard Feather

OnåÊNassauåÊthe band experimented heavily with signal processing

lo-fi primitivity

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