Spinal Dance Vol: 1, by V/A

Spinal Dance Vol: 1

by V/A

supported by

	/

Streaming + Download

Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.

Purchasable with gift card

£6 GBP or more

1.	SWALLOW - Grapefruit Mace 04:09	buy track
2.	Keppel - Funda 04:51	buy track
3.	Oroku Saki - Cold Like Crack 2 02:39	buy track
4.	YASUKE - !LATE! 03:58	buy track
5.	ST IVES - Ginzo's Revenge 05:03	buy track
6.	Reechard - EE 02:01	buy track
7.	MUTE - Texture Issue 03:01	buy track
8.	dj excel - Crest 09:35	buy track
9.	Hal - Freedom 48 06:14	buy track
10.	Spoy - State and Identity 06:24	buy track
11.	Mootney - Engelblau 04:09	buy track
12.	Rezka - Rite 05:20	buy track
13.	Iamone - Aurochs 03:29	buy track

about

MA001

All proceeds go to Lifeshare - a voluntary organisation established to help meet the needs of homeless and vulnerable people in Manchester and Salford.

www.lifeshare.org.uk

Spinal Dance Vol: 1 kicks off the right way with SWALLOW’s twisted, disjointed dancehall track that jerks frantically around the place, which leads nicely into KEPPEL’s impeccably produced ‘Funda’ which submerses the listener into the deep, dark dub unknown. OROKU SAKI then takes your hand through a slow-moving, broken down hip-hop type beat with beautifully crafted sonic landscapes. The fourth track you’ll find yourself two-steppin’ with this huge UKG heater from the man with a plan YASUKE.

Bristol based, ST. IVES brings you back down with this smooth ambient track that will take you to the tranquil gardens of the Ryoan-ji Temple. REECHARD’s agitated, freaked out EE puts a whole new spin on weirdcore, with its jumpy oscillated synths and rambling beats. MUTE then comes in flying, serving up some sparse breaks that leave your body wanting more and more.

DJ EXCEL’s ambient piece is an ode to mediation and its 9 minutes of pure auditory bliss. A righteously constructed dub techno track from HAL follows – one for the mighty snake charmers. A droning, jjunglist riddim comes in from SPOY, which then leads into MOOTNEY’s drum focused, Engelblau which dips and dives from wondering glacial synth chords to arpeggiated acid-esq hooks.

Manchester’s REZKA presents you with spaced-out dub track with a constant thumping dancehall beat providing the groundwork. To end this compilation, IAMONE leaves the listener with an ambient track that progressively gets more sonically intense and could be a part of the soundtrack in the next Blade Runner.

Tracks assembled by Mute Artefact. Big love to all the artists involved. You make the world a better place with your beautifully crafted sounds. We are forever grateful to have you onboard the MA train.

credits

released October 23, 2020

license

about

Mute Artefact Manchester, UK

For The Mindful

Contact: muteartefact@gmail.com

contact / help

Contact Mute Artefact

Streaming and
Download help

Redeem code

Report this album or account

If you like Spinal Dance Vol: 1, you may also like:

hybtwibt?
by Space Afrika

supported by 17 fans who also own “Spinal Dance Vol: 1”

i haven't been through what you've been through, but i want to understand everett
go to album
Speed Dembow Vol.II
by Siu Mata & Amor Satyr

supported by 11 fans who also own “Spinal Dance Vol: 1”

My friend: what are you going to mix this with? Me: uh, everything. steve-00
go to album
VA - Looney Tools
by Sexapil, Siu Mata, Amor Satyr, LSMD, Croixrouge

supported by 10 fans who also own “Spinal Dance Vol: 1”

yr a wizard ‘arry windforcecorp
go to album
Spell T.H.I.S.O.N.E EP
by NameBrandSound

Stuttering broken beat from NameBrandSound, the songs on “T.H.I.S.O.N.E” combine funk and juke and techno to dizzying result. Bandcamp New & Notable Sep 25, 2017
go to album
Souls
by Morwell

UK producer Morwell contrasts euphoric footwork with dissonant, dread-laden techno in a highly texturized tug-of-war. Bandcamp New & Notable Jul 7, 2021
go to album
Volume One
by Rare Frequency Transmissions

Spawned from an event series, and featuring familiar names like Bergsonist & DJ Manny, this comp is a guide to the ’20s electronic scene. Bandcamp New & Notable Feb 6, 2023
go to album
BODY MODS
by LSDXOXO

supported by 10 fans who also own “Spinal Dance Vol: 1”

unbelievable track with vocal edit on top. rest of album bangs too. riccardocef
go to album