Joyfultalk - Familiar ScienceJOYFULTALK returns with its third album for Constellation; another vibrantly divergent stylistic take on the analog materiality and sensibility of electronic composer producer Jay Crocker, whose previous two records forged trance inducing polyrhythmic intricacy. Familiar Science rallies contributions from a larger cast of musicians into a looser, cosmic recombinant combo still shot through with JOYFULTALKs singular mixing desk kinetics, but this time

finally made it on the soundtrack of Lets Get Lost released in 1988…

The album closes with MacRae’s exceptionally cosmic “Southern Roots and Celebration”

to humanity

it is more the atlas sound album 'logos'

tracks that Mulatu would return to regularly on singles and in live shows

and Stefan Schneider: Drums — assigned themselves to different rooms

Pan Amsterdam is back with his second album

The initial premise for ‘They Were Never Our People’ came from a YouTube comment

sometimes synthesisers are used

” Jo says

also credited by the wizard master Julian Cope in his ‘Japrocksampler’ top 50 list

the follow-up to 2019’s acclaimedDesigner