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Great news! Sunken Foal has new music for your listening pleasure – he’s released a new 6-track EP titled “Mother of God” and if it’s half as good as his Fallen Arches release on Planet Mu a while back, it’s going to be awesome.

This man writes some incredible electronic music. Well worth checking out.

You can read the release post over on Acroplane.org, or buy it directly from Boomkat, Addictech, Juno, Amazon, or Emusic.

Two years after their well-received Planet Mu album, Sunken Foal return with six tracks for Acroplane. Mother Of God finds their sound…

Warren Daly has just done up a lovely new ambient mix set for free download over on InvisibleAgent.com – grab the download now!

I forecast this will get some repeated playing on my part (being a bit of an ambient junky) – great work Warren!

The latest AgentCast from Warren Daly is a smooth blend of minimal electronic textures and floating ambient soundscapes.

It includes delicate trickles and singing reverberations from Arovane, Japanese composer Hirohito Ihara (a.k.a Radicalfashion), Pete Namlook and Robert Rich to name just a few.

Warren generally concentrates on mixing Electro and Techno but in…

The shock news of U2 lead singer Bono's recent death in a hotel in Amsterdam is spreading like wildfire around the net.

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I've just written a post over on ebauche.net about part2 records. Highly recommend check them out for lots of free ambient goodness.

part2 records site

Part2 records include releases from Kids for Tomorrow (side project of the excellent Gel-Sol) and were set up by Rob Chant who was involved with the incredible and somewhat legendary em:t records.

Check it out!

Been listening to Sunken Foal a good bit recently. Only one album so far called Fallen Arches. Really recommend it. It's by Dunk from Ambulance and he really is one talented motherfucker.

Check it!

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Pleased to announce that the 2nd EP by Ebauche, Beatings for 9am People is now available for free download on Last.fm.

Alternatively you can get it over at the Ebauche website.

This was originally released all the way back in 2004, and I'd have to say my favourite track from it is the last - Pax XI - wonderfully chilled out.

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So I've been on Last.fm for two and a half years and it has actually taken me that long to finally upload my first ever Ebauche release, the Man This is so crazy Ep.

Even though I released this in 2003, I'm still surprisingly fond of it.

Without a doubt my production skills have come along quite a ways since then, and listening back to it I can hear many things that I'd improve in the mix, but creatively I'm still really happy with it :)

Anyway, it's finally up on Last.fm, and you can download it for…

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I’m pleased to report that Ebauche has finished and published a new mix set as part of the Agent Cast podcast run by Invisible Agent Records. You can download this music for free over at Invisible Agent.

It’s got a wide range of tracks and, despite me not really being a DJ, I only messed up a couple of times.

Tracklisting

1. Anchor States, Part 1 - Stars of the Lid & Jon McCafferty
2. Legend of Fornar, Excerpt 2 - The Parks Service
3. Dead Leaves - Muhr
4. Radio X - The Rootsman
5. Mathematics and Electronics…

Really thrilled to announce that we've finally completed the new Invisible Agent website which is probably the most complete site I've worked on to date. Lots to see and hear over there, and plenty of free downloads to check out.

Also, just after we launched the new site Warren Daly got an incredible review for his new EP Epokhe.

I'm pretty chuffed as I've got a remix on there and I mixed and mastered all the tracks.

Check it all out!

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I'm spending the day mixing and mastering tracks by a friend of mine, Love Rhino.

First part of the day has been spent re-mastering two tracks I'd already worked on. Incredibly, the first time round I hadn't noticed that the tracks were at 96khz - meaning when I imported them to a 44.1khz session everything played at approximately half speed.

There was I thinking that it was an unusual sound for Love Rhino and all along it was completely wrong. Anyway, it's pretty much all sorted now. I've only got 4 more tracks to finish off, one of which…