Name: Interface
Brand: Various Artists

Bonus disc

Catalogue number

ORBIT019CD

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Rough Trade Exclusive

Rough Trade Exclusive: No

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Format Music GB

Limited edition

Release date

2023-03-24

Signed copies

Supplier GB

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Tax rate GB

Standard:20

UPC / Barcode

5023693101927

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Artist

Various Artists

Genre GB

Alternative / Modern

Label GB

Space Age Recordings

<p>Space Age Recordings is an influential music label owned by Gerald Palmer, who was previously the manager of Spacemen 3. With a rich history in the music industry, Space Age Recordings has become known for its diverse range of artists and genres. From alternative rock to experimental sounds, this label has consistently delivered groundbreaking music that pushes boundaries and captivates listeners. With a reputation for quality and innovation, Space Age Recordings continues to be a leading force in the e-commerce music scene.</p>

This Space Age Recordings, Ochre & Earworm compilation, completely epitomises some of the most interesting music that was beginning to emerge globally for a new generation of sound-consumers. The bands and artists involved (Sonic Boom, Spectrum, Experimental Audio Research, John Massoni, Peter Zinovieff, Skyray, Longstone, Synaptic Gridlock, Stylus, 121 Dials, The Land Of Nod, Magnetaphone, The Imajinary Friends, Octal) whilst all having their own unique vision, overlap like some kind of subsets of each other - hence their unity here. None of the artists included heard each other’s tracks until after the final compilation of the performance. Somehow however, the record unfolds and reveals, with the purity and continuity of the output of a single ingenious artist such is the cohesion of this collection. These similarly aligned yet unique sound makers INTERFACE here to produce a unique collection of moods and atmospheres, as beautiful yet demanding as sound itself. This was truly music for a new millennium, with an openness and optimism and unpretentiousness only possible when ego and dogma are rejected in the face of the seemingly forgotten possibilities of the powers and beauty of sound.

Interface

Music GB