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John Frusciante

Maya

    John Frusciante releases the first instrumental electronic album under his own name on Aaron Funk's Timesig label. The record is dedicated to his cat Maya who recently passed away, a fellow traveller in his otherwise solitary music making sessions. 'Maya' is inspired by John's favourite music: '91 to'96 UK breakbeat hardcore and jungle. It’s a varied and personal take with sophisticated, authentic production balanced against John’s acute sense of melody, an inspired blending of machines and samples infused with a joyful energy. "I don't have that interest in singing or writing lyrics like I used to. The natural thing when I'm by myself now, is to just make music like the stuff being released this year. I really love the back and forth with machines and the computer." The fun he’s having on 'Maya' is infectious

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    A: Brand E Usbrup Pensul
    B: Flying Pleasure Explanation Blind Aim
    C: Reach Out Amethblowl
    D: Zillion Anja Motherless

    "Greg Hates Car Culture" was Venetian Snares' first ever vinyl release. Long out of print, it came out in 1999, as the third release on Minneapolis label History Of The Future. Aaron Funk's hallmarks were there from the start. His absurdist sense of humour, the razor sharp edits and his use of odd time-signatures. There is a rawness here, not often captured on later records, where you can imagine Aaron playing live in front of a room full of young breakcore fanatics. Indeed most of the tracks here were recorded live, tweaking his effects and EQ on the fly, to DAT from his Amiga. The album opens with "Personal Discourse", recorded in 1997, which samples Aaron calling into a Dominatrix live on community cable TV, while "Fuck A Stranger In The Ass" samples from the film The Big Lebowski. The track "Aqap" has a different sound to the others having been recorded later, in 1998, on Aaron's first PC. We have also added three hitherto unreleased 1997 tracks to this reissue. Two of them "Eating America.." and "Punk Kids" appeared on Venetian Snares rare self-released 1998 cassette "Spells" and the long sought after "Milk" was only passed around by his friends. "Greg Hates Car Culture" lets you hear the raw energy of a musician at the birth of his sound.

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    01/ Personal Discourse
    02/ Like Tooth Decay
    03/ Fuck A Stranger In The Ass
    04/ Point Blank
    05/ Boiled Angel
    06/ Cricket Spine Bin
    07/ Aqap
    08/ Milk
    09/ Eating America With Pointed Dentures
    10/ Punk Kids

    Datach’i

    Bones

      Following up 2016's "System", LA-based electronic musician Joseph Fraioli, aka Datach’i returns with his eighth album "Bones". Released on Venetian Snares' Timesig imprint, "Bones" features 12 tracks of mind expanding electronica, once again recorded on his custom-built Eurorack modular system. Much like its predecessor, "Bones" manages to make the most of the possibilities modular systems offer, whilst avoiding their many pitfalls that can often turn such music into little more than a dry academic exercise.

      In parts playful & possessing a childlike optimisim, in others more serene, like a distant lullaby being beamed across the cosmos; there's also more tense and foreboding atmospheres that creep through. Fans of AFX, RX-101, 2K4S and our own Apta have plenty to enjoy here....


      TRACK LISTING

      1/Akemies
      2/Rhys
      3/Motion In The Living Room
      4/Rockledge 3A
      5/Saiph
      6/Antumalal
      7/Undimension
      8/Drone Maze
      9/Wand
      10/4X1
      11/Saugerties Road
      12/Arrivals


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