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Here EASY are clearly displaying their gifts and, despite having long left their teens, their output offers a captivating, lighthearted and romantic view of life and space in the modern world.

All profits from the release will go to Delia Derbyshire Day (DD Day), a charity focused on the education of the public in music technology and the history of British electronic music via the archive and works of Delia Derbyshire.

Bringing to mind the soaring choruses of Oasis along with the dark energy of everyone from Echo and the Bunnymen to The Teardrop Explodes, they write songs that, quite frankly, will stick in your head for days.

The results are quite simply wonderful, providing hypnotic, dreamy soundscapes that will whisk the listener away to a lighter, comfortable place.

a melancholic trip-hop composition that explores the issues of trust and betrayal

electronic music, spoken word, cut-up images and videos, deconstructed slogans, ideas and actions

This album is one to really look out for, coming from a place you wouldn’t necessarily expect - an unsigned artist with very little resources beyond a very small cult following of very passionate and supportive fans to whom his music clearly matters a great deal.

This under-the-radar weirdness is reflected in Lost Decayed Love, which contorts the flamboyant original into something even more unpredictable.

Tilt The Clox is a melodically infectious, beat-soaring, politically-charged suckerpunch anthem for our times.

The outfit, set-up in November 2018, gives a platform to experimental and noise artists

On the solemn, beautiful 'Cave In', shadowy bass gathers around dusty loops as Jones invades trip hop territory and makes it his own.

Feral Five’s slinky new song for Spring – with punchy electronics, big beast guitars, and disco-punk beats.