Fresh From the Bin, by binliner

Fresh From the Bin

by binliner

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	1.	Spraypaint Dub 05:11
	2.	Smaug 04:24
	3.	Oscillator Romance 04:54
	4.	Invisible Ink 04:21
	5.	Homegirls 04:45
	6.	Brown Coal Dub 04:13
	7.	Drinking Lava 04:01
	8.	Sorry- Stoned 04:54
	9.	More Ouzo 04:52
	10.	Ardcore 05:09
	11.	Atrocity Party 05:28

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binliner is the musical tag of the affable Oskr Wyldkat.
His love affair with electronic music stretches back more than a
decade, through several cities and scenes that have since died out. He
is therefore well primed for his first release - it appears in
November 2012 on Hopskotch Records.

Drawing influence from wide array of sources like Warp Records, Bloody Fist, Kompakt, System Corrupt, DHR, Spiral Tribe, Clan Analogue, Oizo, Ed Banger,minimal, acid, jungle, grime… "Fresh From the Bin" is the first step in Oskr's voyage into production, trashing contemporary influence and the cult of perfection with old fashioned ghetto soundfuckery held together with duct tape and played through broken valve amp.

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released November 2, 2012

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hopskotchrecords Melbourne, Australia

Not content with music in boxes, Hopskotch Records was founded in 2008 with the focus of exposing new, experimental producers working with atmospheric bass music to a global audience. With such a sudden interest in broken rhythms, distortion and snares we began work on demolishing the wall between dance music and the misunderstood dynamic void unaffectionately known as "electronica." ... more

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