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That was the cover made for Lifeforms. Someone - I think it was Brian - decided late on to just use a cropped section instead. I think it was a good decision.

26:43 into the Mello Hippo TV pilot: Orpheus - The Dream


Another tracklist completed!

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There might be a bonus episode coming later this year.

Ah that’s fascinating! For the record, imgur isn’t available in the UK these days.

https://i.postimg.cc/7LLQzDN2/Screenshot-2026-03-06-at-13-42-13.png

Yeah, it looks like Subscious Mind is basically a very fleshed out version of Exhibition Hall. Which isn't that surprising - to the best of my ...

February track…


recorded around 2012 - FSOL Out of Range
engineered by Yage
mixed at 9LW studios

The last 10 or so videos were longer entirely because I got to the point where it seemed to be going on forever, to be fair, haha.

And, to end, some bits and bobs. A few things I missed along the way, a look at the future, a peek at the band’s online history, and a few of my personal favourites. Thanks to everyone who’s watched over the past two years!

Ah yeah, I mentioned that on one of my videos - I reckon it’s a remix (EEP is the Kurakura’s label).

A feature length special about last year’s Touched Music releases.

From Facebook:

I’ve known Graham since 1988 in Manchester - where he did mix of a STAKKER track for the EUROTECHNO project.
We kept in touch - and obviously he did the Papua New Guinea remix but since then - on and off our paths crossed -
A while back I wondered one day - what a collab might sound ...

Out 10th April on De:Tuned
https://detunedrecords.bandcamp.com/album/in-place-of-language


British electronic music pioneers Graham Massey (founding member of Manchester legends 808 State) and Brian Dougans (the mind behind acid house milestone Humanoid and one half of The Future Sound Of London ...

How many parts did you see? I think the whole thing is about five hours. I gave up at some point.

I made an abridged version for more sensible people. It's called Life's Too Short to Listen to Life's Too Short to Watch the Cremaster Cycle .
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zpOWSYMcIr8

I've picked ...

There’s a small but notable number of ‘90s tracks which sound like they could have come from a live band rather than an electronic duo. Far-out Son of Lung, Smokin Japanese Babe and Snake Hips are probably the most obvious, but also My Kingdom, Her Face Forms in Summertime, Glacier, Sendoro Luminoso ...