The new single and first release on the EPR offshoot ‘Further Audio’. Released on Monday 12th March 2012 and featuring reworks by the brilliant Chris Moss Acid (Wrong/ Mathematics records) & Phuq (Bad Sekta Records).
Available on limited CD and Itunes. More Information soon.
Andy Macgregor returns as Jansky Noise with this video only piece ‘Escaping Earth’.
Andy writes on his blog:
‘We were recently bombarded by a massive Solar Storm, one of the strongest in many years. As a result many amazing times lapse films have been released recording the Aurora Borealis or Northern Lights in splendor. The footage here, is from Nasa, it was recorded before these recent Solar Storms, during this Nasa footage we can enjoy time lapsed magnificence of the Aurora Borealis and much more! The Music on the original version of this film was light years away from this re-score which comes charged (I think), with a magnitude and illumination, much more appropriate for orbiting in space.
My edit as you hear here, typically picked up some radioactive particles and interference. Look, listen and imagine yourself, when our beautiful planet is exhausted escaping to another planet like Alpha Centauri! More wonder soon, JN.’
Following the El Perro Rojo release of the brilliant ‘Slow Order’ we’re hoping you will see more Jansky Noise real soon.
SURGERY VOL 8:
MIX BY CHRIS MOSS ACID
‘ASHLEE LOVES GHETTO HOUZE’
Download available now on soundcloud
THE MIGHTY CMA JOINS THE SURGERY STARS WITH A STUNNER OF A MIX.
CHRIS HAS REMIXED THE FORTHCOMING SINGLE ON EPR/ FURTHER AUDIO BY AFL.
More details real soon.
In 1994 Frazer Cooke (Shankfist Wreckage Technique) & Gareth Finney (EPR Head, Machine Rock & Fast Lady) released the track ‘A Fine Line’ as THE AFL. In 2012 the track has been reworked by the brilliant Chris Moss Acid & Phuq.
The track is also the first release for the new EPR offshoot FURTHER AUDIO. Further Audio will concentrate on one off releases and support some of the best new break neck dance talent out there.
Old Skool versus the New Skool.
For veterans everywhere. Enjoy…
The single will be release late FEB/ March on limited CD and digital download via ITUNES. Full details to follow.
A stunning new video and visual concept put together by Andy MacGregor for his latest album as Jansky Noise ‘Slow Order’ V2.
You can still buy the very limtied edition CD version of ’Slow Order’ V2 by clicking here.
Fast Lady release their long awaited and highly anticipated remix album ‘Heavy Mental’ in February and this week we saw the website: www.thisisheavymental.com launch with full details on the collaborators involved.
More details on release dates will follow but keep checking the Fast Lady Heavy Mental site for more remixer previews over the forthcoming weeks.
For now you can listen to mixes by Blue Amberol, The Nearly, Twocsinak & DJ Sarah Wilson, Chris Moss Acid and Solypsis.
All brilliant.
Great review from Cyclic Defrost for The Nearly’s album.
I have to confess, I was a little daunted when I put this CD in my player and pressed play. Right from the outset, I was blasted by overdriven, lo-fi chiptronica the likes of which I haven’t heard much in the last decade. And the BPMs are definitely high. What was daunting was hearing these first few seconds and seeing the track listing – an album of 13 tracks of this stuff, in (in)glorious mono, what’s more, was not something I was looking forward to.
But then things began to happen. As in, a track would end after 40 seconds and a new one would begin. Another 40 seconds, another new track. And that’s how it goes. 9 minutes later and all 13 tracks are over. Back in the 90s kids on speed listening to dance music in dark caverns were thought to be playing out Western culture’s ADD. The Nearly actually are playing it out. The brevity is probably the most arresting feature. But, once you get your head around this, there are plenty of other brief pleasures to be found. Like ‘Discolonic’ opening up the music on the ‘album’ with a hyperspeed tribute to popular music’s only kick drum hook – New Order’s ‘Blue Monday’. This takes on greater significance on looking over the El Perro Rojo Records’ website, where New Order references abound.
Not that anything else actually sounds like New Order here. This is 90s rave stripped to the bare essentials. Gabba tempos and dry distortion. Monophonic chip synth sounds pushed colliding head on with overdrive units. But New Order comes back in via ‘Penetration’ ripping off ‘Bizarre Love Triangle’s intro beat. Other references sneak out and I find myself playing spot-the-drum-beat. ‘Gothic Port-A-Loo’ steals it’s drum riff from. NIN’s ‘Closer’. I’m left with a vague suspicion that perhaps every track is ripping off something, even if I’m missing the references.
So, as it turns out, something that I’d started out feeling daunted by ended up entertaining me no end. Rather than fast-forwarding to the end, the repeat button was reached for. Who’d have thought that trashy ADD could be so engaging, so evocative?
Adrian Elmer
For a limited time only. EPR digital versions of albums by Machine Rock, The Nearly and the Maxi single from Shankfist Wreckage Technique will be £1.
That’s one whole pound for a bunch of heavy electronics.
THE NEARLY ‘CATHODE RAVE’ ON BANDCAMP FOR £1
MACHINE ROCK ‘MACHINE ROCK’ ON BANDCAMP FOR £1
SHANKFIST WRECKAGE TECHNIQUE ‘THE WILF DADDY’ ON BANDCAMP FOR £1
EPR are sending their heavy DNB arm on patrol this week with Shankfist Wreckage Technique, Dynasty and DJ’s Redline & Feedback with DNB original Blanko heading to this years Drum & Bass Arena Awards in London 1/12/11.
Pictures of general debauchery will no doubt follow.
DOWNLOAD JANSKY NOISE ‘SLOW ORDER’ V.1 FREE HERE
BUY JANSKY NOISE ‘SLOW ORDER’ V.2 HERE FROM THE EPR SHOP
The long awaited new album from Jansky Noise is due for release November 11th on limited CD from EL PERRO ROJO RECORDS.
Slow Order
‘Standing at the gate of the 21st Century, we find rapid highways brimming with accelerated desires, soon, we will want the reverse, to go back, to return to the slow order. The search shall remain.’
The base of the album evolves around an 80′s synth classic. It’s a slow motion, slow momentous ride, slow electronica, coupled with romance.
Fusing large structural harmonics and old masters – exploring fluidity, contrast, colour and expression
In the struggle of sound a blurred new form emerges, uncertain and obscure.. Modulated music, both diminished and expanded.
Jansky Noise
As one half of the now legendary V/Vm, Andy Macgregor contributed to the destruction of over inflated ego driven electronic music with a string of now era defining independent releases.
With co-conspirator and V/Vm Test label head James Kirby they out guessed and out moded all their contemporaries.
Copied since. Never bettered.
SLOW ORDER V.2 CD
(An exclusive 35 minute version to El Perro Rojo records)
Produced by Andy Macgregor
Engineered by Jansky Noise
Vox by Scarlet West
Guitar by Meta
Designed by Roger Rackham
Dreams never end.
09-10-2011
BUY JANSKY NOISE ‘SLOW ORDER’ V.2 HERE FROM THE EPR SHOP
