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WAH WAH WINO

Paranoid, polyrhythmic ‘crowdrock’ from the not-too-distant future. Synthesised under the supervisory signal of an all-knowing, unofficially named, classified dialup modem that Wah Wah Wino have nicknamed "Sworx”, tasked with sifting through coded waveforms and neatly sorting into a secret filing cabinet. Post-fibre-optic technology [idm wav. tablé]. Your dreams are being monitored. Tip.

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Matt says: Absolutely phenominal stuff here from two audio sound wizards. They've somehow managed to impart onto the record a sonic patina that sounds like you're constantly huffing laughing gas or the kind of omnipresent buzz that accompanies a strong DMT / mushroom trip. Simply mind-bending!

TRACK LISTING

a1. OpportuniXt
a2. Lobby_agency_contract
a3. The System Works
a4. statecellar [ 641Amix ]
a5. dxmmy. pxtsy. rolodex.
a6. breathwx (half_life)
b1. Western_intel [ frontier 2056 ]
b2. $worx4k-Reaper-Cam
b3. Langley Prayer Room 9
b4. sWORxism_noclocks_notimekept
b5. SworXist2_source-c0de(xkyscr)
b6. Mastering The Internet

Officer John

The Return Of Officer John

Those crazy cats at Wah Wah Wino have recalled Officer John back into their fold for another excursion into dreamy baggy downbeat. Think Massive Attack meets Erika De Casier with a bit of a Manchester's rain-soaked gloom and melanchly. Proper songs, high fidelity production. It kinda eschews the usual Wah Wah Wino tomfoolery for something, dare-I-say, more slightly accessible and (HEAVEN FORBID)... commercial? It's certainly a triumph by Officer John.  Includes a suitably baggy Morgan Buckley re-work n all. Top stuff.

TRACK LISTING

Stay
Pass
Handle
Awake
You
Stay (morgan Buckley Remix)

New Wah Wah Wino featuring pagan carnage from Mountpelier Hill, Co. Dublin. TIP!

Mega limited.

TRACK LISTING

Bored With Cereal
Hell Fire Club
Dance With My Baby
Im A Klepto
Wtt
What Do You Think About That Banjo
Acephale
Noodles Burgers
Fly Fishin On The Styx
Live Excerpt Oe Festival Sherkin Island Co. Cork 18


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