ANDRÉ BRATTEN - Slay Tracks LP Hardcore reinterpreting each tale of everyday

reinterpreting each tale of everyday yearning to make a canon of melancholy loungecore designed for nights in alone

Gareth Hardwick's steady stream of quality releases is gathering to be one of the UK's best current minimal drone catalogues around

and its impact can be felt across generations of 'heavy' music

The result is a distinctive take on new-age ambient music subtly interwoven with Eder’s affinity for 20th century classical and jazz

ANDRÉ BRATTEN - Slay Tracks LP Hardcore reinterpreting each tale of everydaySmalltown Supersounds Le Jazz Non Series returns with a collection of pure, emotional club bangers, on a tip somewhere between Aphex Twins first Analogue Bubblebath and Drexciyas most direct The Other People Place romancers. Slay Tracks is Brattens 6th album and perhaps the closest to Smalltowns heart, personally selected from his swelling hard drive by label bossman Joakim Haugland. You can see the tip hes on too, opting for a sort of refracted view