Other: ‘JELLY’ Video
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‘JELLY’ Video
From the forthcoming album Dust on Hyperdub Records, out 23/6/17. Video by Bureau Borsche!
Record: Dust – OUT 23 JUNE ON HYPERDUB
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Dust – OUT 23 JUNE ON HYPERDUB
TRACKLIST
Show: Ø, London
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Ø, London
London, UK
20170622
Show: Best Kept Secret Festival
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Best Kept Secret Festival
Hilvarenbeek, NL
20170617
Show: Marble Bar, Detroit
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Marble Bar, Detroit
Detroit, MI, USA
20170526
Show: Wetware Festival
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Wetware Festival
Beijing, China
20170521
Show: Globe Theater Basement, Los Angeles
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Globe Theater Basement, Los Angeles
Los Angeles
20170513
Show: IfZ, Leipzig
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IfZ, Leipzig
Leipzig
20170512
Show: Intonal Festival
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Intonal Festival
Malmö, Sweden
20170428
Show: Smart Bar, Chicago
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Smart Bar, Chicago
Chicago, USA
20170525
Show: Cosie’s, Bristol
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Cosie’s, Bristol
Bristol, United Kingdom
20170415
Show: Pickle Factory, London
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Pickle Factory, London
Pickle Factory, London, UK
20170407
Show: Trance Party UK Tour
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Trance Party UK Tour
Manchester, Glasgow, Sheffield
20170323
Show: Somerset House, London
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Somerset House, London
Somerset House, London, UK
20170311
Mix: BCR #19
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BCR #19
Show: Still Be Here – Barbican, London
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Still Be Here – Barbican, London
Barbican, London, UK
20170226
“I want you to re-make me. I sing and exist only for you.”
Commissioned by CTM Festival and transmediale for their joint 2016 editions, Still Be Here is a unique collaborative performance that draws us into the multiplying realities of a 21st century pop star, and traces the dynamics at play between fans, corporations, and social desires.
Since her 2007 launch in Japan, Hatsune Miku (whose name means “first sound of the future”) has become the ultimate pop star, developed from a vocal synthesizer product into a globally adored and collaboratively constructed cyber celebrity with a growing user community, countless stadium performances as a virtual 3D projection and more than 100,000 songs released worldwide.
Still Be Here explores Hatsune Miku as the crystallization of collective desires, embodied in the form of a teal-haired virtual idol, forever 16. In watching the deconstruction of this perfect star, the audience comes to the uncanny realization that Miku is simply an empty vessel onto which we project our own various fantasies. In this void, the topology of desire within a networked community becomes tangible and Miku becomes an allegory of the commodified female body as governed by corporate regulation and normative social etiquette. The performance critically deconstructs this body and speculates on opportunities to transgress it through means of appropriation.
Following an idea initiated and conceptualized by artist Mari Matsutoya, Still Be Here is collectively created with music producer Laurel Halo, award-winning choreographer and visual artist Darren Johnston, virtual artist LaTurbo Avedon, and produced by digital artist Martin Sulzer. This project presents a unique arrival of aesthetics between the participating artists, in their search for the identity of Hatsune Miku. The performance/installation employs a collage methodology with user-generated lyrics, referencing many other contributors and countless online authors and creative commons users, whose works will be further interpreted and given new meaning.
Commissioned and produced by CTM Festival and transmediale, in collaboration with Donaufestival, the Barbican and Metal.
This work features adaptations of Hatsune Miku, a character originally created and copyrighted by Crypton Future Media Inc. 2007. Hatsune Miku is licensed under a Creative Commons BY-NC.
Other: “Until I Make U Smile”
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“Until I Make U Smile”
Originally from Still Be Here (2016).
More info here.
Other: “As You Wish”
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“As You Wish”
Originally from Still Be Here (2016).
More info here.
Other: Still Be Here in After Us Magazine
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Still Be Here in After Us Magazine
Mari Matsutoya and I wrote an article about Still Be Here for After Us Magazine. Check it out here!
Show: Yaki-Da, Gothenburg
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Yaki-Da, Gothenburg
Yaki-Da, Gothenburg, Sweden
20170127
Mix: BCR #18
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BCR #18
Show: Contact, Tokyo
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Contact, Tokyo
Contact
20170218
Mix: BCR #17
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BCR #17
Mix: BCR #16
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BCR #16
Show: North American Tour 2016
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North American Tour 2016
Show: FORMS Festival – Toronto, CA
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FORMS Festival – Toronto, CA
The Great Hall, Toronto, CA
20160929
Show: Latency Showcase – Paris, FR
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Latency Showcase – Paris, FR
Concrete, Paris, France
20161015
Other: YWI EphemeralRift b2b Cat Food Special
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YWI EphemeralRift b2b Cat Food Special
Guested on Claire Tolan’s You’re Worth It ASMR show on Berlin Community Radio, where we blended clips of YouTube personality EphemeralRift with various cat sounds (purring, licking, chewing). Beware the occasional meow.
“In an ocean of estrogen…”
Mix: BCR #15
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BCR #15
Mix: Truants Vol. 150
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Truants Vol. 150
Tracklist:
Skate Laws – And He Did Grind In The Prison House
Limit – #06
Im Wald – Get Out
Hiele – Verwelkoming (Edit)
COBO – Prototype01
Strategy – Return From The Stars
Appleblim & October – Other Side of the Sky
B.O.P. – Naja
Central – Tube Life
Lemme Kno – Lines Up And Down, Like The Old Sounds
Out of the Ordinary – Play it Again (Los Ninos Mix)
Bintus – SEG
Cruel Boyz – Umeqo Emagqomini (Dub Mix)
Elastic – Fisky
OKZharp & Samrai – Gated (Woza Uzova Instrumental)
Cousin – 4GOT
M.E.S.H. – Follow & Mute
Hard House Banton – Sirens
DJ Mabheko – Syagwaba
Schatrax – Turntribal
D.Dan – Dred Dan (Dub Mix)
Struktion – Strukture
Kassem Mosse – Chilazon 2
Adonis Presents Noleian Reusse – Lovers Jak
Claude Young – Second Experience
Mark Broom – Sixty Six (TWR72 Remix)
Sparky – Things Fall Apart
I-F – Who Are You
Rick The Godson Wilhite – My Voyage
DVA X Simbad – Soundcheck
Facta – I am a Strange Loop
Chino Amobi – RotterdamRead more: Truancy Volume 150: Laurel Halo – Truants
Show: Tresor, Berlin
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Tresor, Berlin
Tresor, Berlin, DE
20160603
Mix: BCR #14
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BCR #14
Show: Freerotation
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Freerotation
Baskerville Hall, West & Wales, UK
20160708
Show: Pretty Good Not Bad Festival
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Pretty Good Not Bad Festival
Alix Goolden Hall, Victoria, BC, CA
20160617
Show: Kremwerk, Seattle
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Kremwerk, Seattle
Kremwerk, Seattle, WA, USA
20160616
Show: Studio 672, Köln
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Studio 672, Köln
Studio 672, Köln, DE
20160415
Show: Melt! Festival
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Melt! Festival
Ferropolis, DE
20160715
Mix: BCR #13
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BCR #13
Show: Born & Bred Festival
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Born & Bred Festival
London, UK
20160604
Mix: BCR #12
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BCR #12
Show: Moogfest
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Moogfest
Durham, NC, USA
20160519
Show: Bloc Festival
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Bloc Festival
Butlin's Resort, Minehead, UK
20160311
Show: Still Be Here
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Still Be Here
Haus der Kulturen der Welt, Berlin
20160205
I want you to re-make me. I sing and exist only for you.”
Commissioned by CTM Festival and transmediale for their joint 2016 editions, Still Be Here is a unique collaborative performance that draws us into the multiplying realities of a 21st Century pop star, and traces the dynamics at play between fans, corporations, and social desires.
Since her 2007 launch in Japan, Hatsune Miku (whose name means “first sound of the future”) has become the ultimate pop star, developed from a vocal synthesizer product into a globally adored and collaboratively constructed cyber celebrity with a growing user community, countless stadium performances as a virtual 3D projection and more than 100,000 songs released worldwide.
Still Be Here explores Hatsune Miku as the crystallization of collective desires, embodied in the form of a teal-haired virtual idol, forever 16. In watching the deconstruction of this perfect star, the audience comes to the uncanny realization that Miku is simply an empty vessel onto which we project our own various fantasies. In this void, the topology of desire within a networked community becomes tangible and Miku becomes an allegory of the commodified female body as governed by corporate regulation and normative social etiquette. The performance critically deconstructs this body and speculates on opportunities to transgress it through means of appropriation.
Following an idea initiated and conceptualized by artist Mari Matsutoya, Still Be Here is collectively created with music producer Laurel Halo, award-winning choreographer and visual artist Darren Johnston, virtual artist LaTurbo Avedon, and produced by digital artist Martin Sulzer. This project presents a unique arrival of aesthetics between the participating artists, in their search for the identity of Hatsune Miku. The performance/installation employs a collage methodology with user-generated lyrics, referencing many other contributors and countless online authors and creative commons users, whose works will be further interpreted and given new meaning.
Still Be Here was in part developed at a residency at Metal this November, and will premiere as a joint highlight of the CTM/transmediale 2016 festivals before travelling to Donaufestival and the Barbican later in the year.
Commissioned and produced by CTM Festival and transmediale, in collaboration with Donaufestival, the Barbican and Metal.
This work features adaptations of Hatsune Miku, a character originally created and copyrighted by Crypton Future Media Inc. 2007. Hatsune Miku is licensed under a Creative Commons BY-NC.
Other: Terepa
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Terepa
Other People, 2015
In alphabetical order, Terepa is no less than: Rashad Becker, Charlotte Collin, Lucrecia Dalt, Laurel Halo, Julia Holter, Kohei Matsunaga, and Grégoire Simon. Following a method conceived by Kohei Matsunaga (aka NHK’Koyxen) years ago out of a desire to collaborate with people living distantly, the seven artists recorded two sessions in disparate locations across Los Angeles, Berlin, Osaka, and Paris, the only creative parameter being that they all begin recording simultaneously for a twenty-minute period and that they use no means of communication or monitoring outside of their own telepathic capacities.
Other: Remembering Mountains
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Remembering Mountains
2015, Tompkins Square
Made a cover of an unearthed, unrecorded Karen Dalton song for Tompkins Square compilation Remembering Mountains.
Record: In Situ
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In Situ
2015, Honest Jon’s
TRACKLIST
Other: Sean Raspet on Artificial Flavors
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Sean Raspet on Artificial Flavors
‘Nebenwirkungen’ from In Situ used for this short film about artist Sean Raspet’s work with artificial flavors.
Record: Chance Of Rain
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Chance Of Rain
2013, Hyperdub
TRACKLIST
Record: Behind The Green Door
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Behind The Green Door
2013, Hyperdub
TRACKLIST
Mix: Rinse.FM
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Rinse.FM
Departement D’Education Psychique – Musique Improvisée (Face A) (Acido)
Kyle Hall – Wake Up and Dip (Wild Oats)
DJ Sotofett – Tribute to “Sore Fingers” (FIT Sound)
DJ Richard – Screes of Grey Craig (Dial)
Japa Habidiloso – Agronomia Setorial (Future Times)
Konx-Om-Pax – Untitled Dub (Unreleased)
Luke Hess / Omar-S – Outerspace Drive (DeepLabs)
Ectomorph – XXX (Interdimensional Transmissions)
Clarence G – 4-Data Transfer (Fluorescent Forest Rec.)
Marcellus Pittman – 1044 Coplin (Give You Whatcha Lookin 4) (Unirhythm)
The Fantasy – Jerked Out (Secret Mixes Fixes)
Audio Atlas – Guatemalla (Mathematics)
Rrose – Purge (Eaux)
cv313 – Lost Sequence (echospace [detroit])
Creta Kano – Skyway Motel (Lurka Remix) (Happy Skull)
Reckonwrong – Luscious Lips (Whities)
Kamikaze Space Programme – Network Rail (Mote-Evolver)
Lechuga Zafiro – Suave Pero Rugoso (Salviatek)
Boks – Radial (Mord)
Batu – Bleeper Feed (DnuoS YtiviL)
Don’t DJ – Gamellan (Dresvn Remix) (Berceuse Heroique)
Andrés Zacco – Beighty (Ilian Tape)
Peev – Ithwind (Intramuros)
Mumdance & Logos – Border Drone (Tectonic)
Entro Senestre – Trials of Love (Dekmantel)
Dario Zenker – For Internal Use (Ilian Tape)
Acre – Don’t Get Me Started (Wisdom Teeth)
Kelela – Rewind (MC Bin Laden Remix)
Damu – No Pain, No Gain (Keysound)
Rhythmic Theory – Future Tense (Idle Hands)
Asusu – Trephine (Impasse)
Rezzett – Hey (Trilogy Tapes)
Laurel Halo – Situation (Honest Jon’s)
Andrea – Choral (Ilian Tape)
UVB – Rebirth (Mord)
DJ Katapila – Nkran Dokunu (ATFA)
Kambo Super Sound – Kulpe (Sex Tags Amfibia)
Eugeniusz Rudnik – Moulin Diabolique
Frits Wentink – I’ll Be The Waterslide (Excerpt) (Bobby Donny)
Unknown Artist – Enye (Porridge Bullet)
SAN2 – Distinguishing Bias (Bobby Donny)
Nummer – Street War Success (Nummer Music)
Da Sampla – Pursuit Mix 3 (Wild Oats)
December – West (Where To Now?)
2 The Hard Way – Fun Fun Sample (Express US)
Hodge – Burned Into Memory (Berceuse Heroique)
Chez Damier – Untitled (KMS)
Soichi Terada – Voices From Beyond (Rush Hour)
Ngly – Inversion Take (Unreleased)
Space Afrika – The Way Home (Where To Now?)
Theo Parrish – Blue Out (Sound Signature)
Joey Anderson – Not 1974 (Dekmantel)
Napoleon Cherry – When You Had The Chance (PPU)
Mix: BCR #11
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BCR #11
Mix: BCR #10
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BCR #10
Mix: BCR #9 with Vester Koza
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BCR #9 with Vester Koza
Mix: BCR #8
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BCR #8
Mix: BCR #7 with Errorsmith
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BCR #7 with Errorsmith
Mix: BCR #6 with Mo Probs
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BCR #6 with Mo Probs
Mix: BCR #5
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BCR #5
Mix: BCR #4
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BCR #4
Mix: BCR #3
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BCR #3
Mix: BCR #2
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BCR #2
Mix: BCR #1
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BCR #1
Other: Still Be Here
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Still Be Here
Commissioned by CTM Festival and transmediale for their joint 2016 editions, Still Be Here is a unique collaborative performance that draws us into the multiplying realities of a 21st century pop star, and traces the dynamics at play between fans, corporations and social desires.
“I want you to remake me. I sing and exist only for you.”
Since her 2007 launch in Japan, Hatsune Miku (whose name means “first sound of the future”) has become the ultimate pop star, developed from a vocal synthesizer product into a globally adored and collaboratively constructed cyber celebrity with a growing user community, countless stadium performances as a virtual 3D projection and more than 100,000 songs released worldwide.
Still Be Here explores Hatsune Miku as the crystallisation of collective desires, embodied in the form of a teal-haired virtual idol, forever 16. In watching the deconstruction of this perfect star, the audience comes to the uncanny realisation that Miku is simply an empty vessel onto which we project our own various fantasies. In this void, the topology of desire within a networked community becomes tangible and Miku becomes an allegory of the commodified female body as governed by corporate regulation and normative social etiquette. The performance critically deconstructs this body and speculates on opportunities to transgress it through means of appropriation.
Following an idea initiated and conceptualised by artist Mari Matsutoya, Still Be Here is collectively created with music producer Laurel Halo, award-winning choreographer and visual artist Darren Johnston, virtual artist LaTurbo Avedon and produced by digital artist Martin Sulzer. This project presents a unique arrival of aesthetics between the participating artists, in their search for the identity of Hatsune Miku. The performance / installation employs a collage methodology with user-generated lyrics, referencing many other contributors and countless online authors and creative commons users, whose works will be further interpreted and given new meaning.
Still Be Here was in part developed at a residency at Metal this November 2015, and will premiere as a joint highlight of the CTM / transmediale 2016 festivals before travelling to Donaufestival and the Barbican later in the year.
Mix: Q2/WQXR
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Q2/WQXR
Robert Ashley – Purposeful Lady Slow Afternoon
Herbert Eimert – Klangstudie 2
Vivenza – Servomecanisme
Rashad Becker – Chants & Dances 3
Tom Dissevelt & Kid Baltan – Orbit Aurora
Vladimir Ussachevsky – Wireless Fantasy
Annea Lockwood – Vibrating Pane
Toru Takemitsu – Seasons
Jan Bark – Ach Chamberlin
Kuniharu Akiyama – Arcana 19 (Part 3)
Toshi Ichiyanagi – Music For Living Space
Poetics – Mr. Orgatron
Dada – Tuuen Inraaku Gaki
Laurel Halo – Melt
Tod Dockstader – Water Music Pt. 4
Paul Boisselet – Symphonie Jaune
Mix: XLR8R
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XLR8R
01 Rahsaan Roland Kirk “Something for Trane That Trane Could Have Said (Edit)” (Atlantic)
02 Escola de Samba da Cicade “Improvisos na Batucada” (Philips)
03 Madteo “Pram Reset” (Morphine)
04 TCB “Unchained (KM/MM Mix)” (Die Orakel)
05 Subsaharan Spaceways “Shout (Two For Marion)”
06 Population One “B2 (from A Simpler Form)” (Reduction)
07 Matrix “Isthmus #Fast” (Chain Reaction)
08 Jam City “Water Edit”
09 Boo Williams “Mistical Journey” (Chiwax)
10 Ken Nordine “Flesh” (Philips)
11 Blk_out “Sergecutty”
12 Mass Prod & Herva “Mike vs Speak & Overdub As a Weapon Against Modern Laptop Wanking” (Kontra Musik)
13 Smith N Hack “No Gimmicks, No Flash” (Smith N Hack)
14 Sleeparchive “7” (Tresor)
15 Laurel Halo “NOYFB (Acapella)” (Hyperdub)
16 Charles Manier “Octopus” (Nation)
17 Vester Koza “Maslo 03B” (Maslo)
18 Dalglish “Donsfe” (PAN)
19 NSNT PRJCT “We Invented Dis” (Wild Oats)
20 Ken Ishii “Stretch (Regenerated)” (R&S)
21 Ter(r)a “Underwater Vessel (OH/FFU Edit)”
22 Dresvn “A2 (from Acido 014)” (Acido)
23 Claude Young presents Golem Craft “B2 (from the Of Ages EP)” (Fracture)
24 Factory Floor “Turn It Up (Laurel Halo Remix)” (DFA)
Record: Quarantine
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Quarantine
2012, Hyperdub
TRACKLIST