Ochre

New Ochre vinyl! It’s been quite some time since I’ve had something out on vinyl, so I’m excited to announce the release of a new 12″ EP, released on Baselogic, on Monday (distributed by Veto). Here’s the tracklist:

A1. Petl
A2. Bass Recorder (a remix of Global Goon)
B1. Neoretro
B2. Chronon

Three of the four tracks have been available here on my site in the past, but I hope that won’t dissuade you from grabbing a copy; it’s been mastered at Alchemy to sound its best for its vinyl debut, so it ought to be no contest between mp3 and 12″.

It’s available to buy at the moment from Boomkat and Juno, to ship on Monday. No doubt it will filter through the retail channel over the course of the week, but if your favourite store doesn’t hold it, please ask them to order it in for you.

Edit: More stores: Tempest (Brum, UK), Phonica (London), Clone (Rotterdam, Netherlands), Fat Fenders (Dresden, Germany) etc.

Like all other Baselogic releases, it will also be available digitally in due course. My remix of Ed Chamberlain is now available on mp3 from Juno, Amazon, Beatport and Nuloop, with usual suspects Bleep and iTunes to follow.

Ed Chamberlain’s Mixxy EP1 has now been released on Baselogic Records, featuring my remix of ‘Styge’ (still up for streaming on MySpace). The EP is available to buy on 12″ from Warpmart and Juno, with more stores to follow. If you can’t find it at your local store, please ask them to order it in.

I’ve recently polished off a remix of Ed Chamberlain’s track ‘Styge’, available at some point in the hopefully not-too-distant future on Baselogic Records. You can hear the remix in its entirety in exquisite 22kHz 96kbps nigh-fidelity on MySpace. I’m fairly certain when it drops it’ll be 12″ only.

Also, I’ve finished uploading decent streaming mp3s of A Midsummer Nice Dream to Virb, so you can preview the album there before buying it, should you feel so inclined, from Toytronic (because as far as I can tell, it’s one of the few places left where you can still find it on CD and 12″). After all, you can’t buy what you haven’t heard, can you?