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Flip the needle and brace for impact: immortal ebt's thug life collages hundreds of samples into a genre-defying sonic juggernaut, while THE.DOYEN's Vs. experiments with obscure samples and VSTs to sculpt a low-fi hip hop soundscape. THE.DOYEN's $ÖŁĐ!¡⁈ then hijacks a lost radio wave era, fusing electro, library, and techno into a heavy-hitting drum odyssey. Stop, Look, Listen's telemetria rounds it out by slicing up forgotten TV variety show footage from the 1960s–80s into vivid new audiovisual performances, and Paranoid Instamatics' Crash Test Lives warps classic ad samples into experimental vaporwave bliss.
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“New EP of songs and videos inspired by clips sampled from 1960's and 70's music television”
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“Quiet atmospheres, drifting synth nostalgia, rousing melodrama and maybe even a spot of optimism.”