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jonathan read.EN50
ruxpin.EN49
fell.EN48
phylum sinter.EN47
anklebiter.EN46
todeyoshi.EN45
underscore.EN43
off land.EN42
spark.EN41
odori.EN40
zainetica.EN39
lipsis.EN38
odori.EN36
adjective.EN35
amorph.EN34
colin everingham.EN33
virculum.EN32
lipsis.EN31
root elements.EN30
pimilk.EN29
lobo halcyon.EN28
moon fear moon.EN27
xyn.EN26
fell.EN25
headphone science.EN24
underscore.EN23
polar.EN22
polestar.EN21
shadowclast.EN19
zainetica.EN18
cheju.EN17
underscore.EN16
adjective.EN14
renku.EN13
decadnids.EN12
ml.EN11
fell.EN10
spark.EN09
proem.EN08
bend, sinister.EN07
phaeon.EN06
spark.EN05
pomme de terre.EN04
headphone science.EN03
polar.EN02
aem.EN01
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ruxpin · where do we float from here?
EN49 flac - $8.99
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I Saw Her Standing There |
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Her Body Smells of Cinnamon |
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We All Carry Our Ghost |
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Chasing Dandelions |
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Those Angel Wings Look Comfortable |
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My Tricycle Can Float from Planet to Planet |
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She Danced the Waltz |
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Where the Wild Things Are |
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She Played This Song for Me When I Was Five |
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I Noticed You Hovering Above Me |
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The View Looks Good From Up Here |
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The Boy Who Gazed at the Eclipse |
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Who Did You See in the Mist? |
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A Sunrise (and They Turned into Stones) |
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Once an artist comes into his/her own and finds their own sound and way of working that best suits them it shows. This evolution is great to hear over an artists career. Ruxpin's new album, which features art from Lithuanian artist Erika M. (www.iliustracija.net), entitled "Were Do We float From Here?" has that well seasoned master of his craft feel. One that can only be honed from years of experience and experimentation. Much like the nice guy on the football (soccer) team who makes the game look both effortless and exciting to watch Jonas Thor Gudmundsson drops an album with the same "I want more!" reverberation. "Were Do We float From Here?" is a excellent slab of well written electronica that reflects back towards some of the earlier Warp artists without sounding like a copycat or paint by numbers lesson. If there was a vote of who best to carry the torch for this genre or our football team for that matter. We'd vote Ruxpin.
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05.12 Just a note, we have reopened our demo/submissions process. Please check the FAQ for details. Looking forward to hearing some of your amazing sounds.
02.09Jonathan Read's
Stooky Bill is OUT NOW!!!
02.02After a few month hiatus we have some very exciting news about Jonathan Read's Stooky Bill album release. Mr. Read will get the honor of being Enpeg's 50th release (EN50). It will be available at Enpeg via Feb 9th 2010 as well as your favorite digital retailer on March 2nd 2010.
09.09Enpeg has just signed on Australian Jonathan Read who's debut album "Stooky Bill" we will be releasing in FEB 2010. Enpeg artist Headphone Science is also playing a very special show in early November in Tokyo. All the info for that show can be found here.
06.09Today is the official release date for our 3 latest albums. First up is Phylum Sinter's from unity to segmentation full-length. Which we feel here at Enpeg is (and was for us) a prefect jumping off point for this highly underrated artist. Fell follows up his between octavia and laguna album with his latest offering Fermé Ferme, which is one of the most satisfyingly original listens we've had in some time.
And last but not least the new album from Ruxpin. Where do we float from here? is classic artificial intelligence era IDM fit for the mind, body and soul. They are all available now from Enpeg.com as FLAC and in other formats from your favorite retailer. Amazon, djtunes Emusic, and (yes) itunes have all been adding the new Enpeg releases to their inventories.
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