Carl Finlow
https://www.facebook.com/carl.finlow
https://carlfinlow.bandcamp.com/
https://soundcloud.com/carlfinlow
( ;D --> Carl has been writing and recording music since 1986 but his first real record involvement was co writing and producing Moments of Inertia by Circle City on Warp in 1993. After a year or so working with Leeds indie band The Bridewells and culminating in an album with them recorded in Roxy Music's studio, he settled down into writing and producing dance music. In 1994 he and DJ Ralph Lawson set up 2020 Vision Records, producing deep house flavours of their own as Wolf and Flow and under his own solo guise of Random Factor, remixing artists from around the globe including Blaze, Josh Wink, Superman Lovers and Fatboy Slim. His solo work is heavily electro tinted, reflective of the Kraftwerk era but owing as much to the likes of Drexciya, Prince, Depeche Mode and Yello. During the mid 90s he teamed up with SCSI founder Daz Quayle and wrote under the name Scarletron and also as Black Labs with two releases on Thomas Heckmann's Trope Recordings around 1995. Working under the names of Random Factor (2020 Vision) Voice Stealer (Subvert) and more recently Silicon Scally (SCSI, Satamile) he has released music on labels including Warp, Fuel, Playhouse, Paper, Trope, Sony, Klang, Arista, Soma, Pagan and Minifunk. He is also a keen remixer in his own right, having reworked tracks by 2 Lone Swordsman, Luke Slater, Swayzak, Dave Tipper and Alexi Delano. 2002 saw the release of the critically acclaimed Mr. Machine album on SCSI recordings. In 2003 the combined EP's on Device Entertainment Recordings were released as the album Electrilogy+ under his real name, Carl A Finlow. Shortly after this release, he moved to Paris.)
Desequence
https://2020vision.bandcamp.com/album/vis322-desequence
See also:
https://barlemusic.blogspot.com/2021/09/flavor-of-week-36.html
Dekad
https://www.facebook.com/dekadmusic/
https://dekad.bandcamp.com/
( ;D --> Dekad was formed in 2000, at the time the band was composed of 4 people with similar influences (new wave, punk rock, electro pop, EBM, goth.) The lineup was made of JB, Seb, Yoyo and Manu: 2 guys with cheap keyboards, a singer and a guitar player.
Dekad started playing live but soon realized that they could do things differently and JB decided to transpose the live demos on his computer which led to a total re-organization.
Things became more serious and live sessions slowly left place to home studio sessions, and the band quickly turned to a trio.)
Nowhere Lines (Album)
https://dekad.bandcamp.com/album/nowhere-lines-album
A Deadly Swow
https://open.spotify.com/album/2bsfTwbjuztAd9pid3rsOX
Monophonic
https://boredomproduct.bandcamp.com/album/monophonic-album
Potochkine
https://www.facebook.com/potochkine
( ;D --> Potochkine, two souls, a powerful spell. Of love and anger. The tenebrous chant of a powerful voice, the tense rhythmic tension of EBM and techno and the poetry as spells cast.)
Sortileges
https://potochkine.bandcamp.com/album/sortil-ges
The Droid
https://www.facebook.com/thedroiduk
https://soundcloud.com/thedroiduk
( ;D --> Electronic experiments Dystopian futuristic electro-funk. The Droid is the futuristic electro-funk moniker of Ben Evans. Also a part of Robodroid with @robodrumakaelectromonter.)
Hardware Experiments EP
https://thedroiduk.bandcamp.com/album/hardware-experiments-ep
See also:
https://barlemusic.blogspot.com/2022/02/flavor-of-week-7.html
Macrowave
https://www.facebook.com/macrowave.music
( ;D --> Cinematic electronic music. Ruthless drums, intense basslines, soulful synthesizer symphonies.)
Aeon
https://soundcloud.com/macrowave/aeon
Over And Out
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