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Introducing TIIF049: worriedaboutsatan & Veins Full Of Static - ‘What Are You Looking For? / How Soon Will You Sleep After You Let The Ship Sink’ And we’re back! TIIF’s next release is the 5th instalment of the tape split series. This time it’s...

Introducing TIIF049: worriedaboutsatan & Veins Full Of Static - ‘What Are You Looking For? / How Soon Will You Sleep After You Let The Ship Sink’

And we’re back! TIIF’s next release is the 5th instalment of the tape split series.

This time it’s myself as worriedaboutsatan taking one side, and new face to the label Veins Full Of Static taking the other. My side is a bristling, fuzzed Burial-esque journey through late night atmospherics and bass heavy rhythms, whilst newcomer Veins Full Of Static drifts through a plaintive ambient selection, featuring hypnotic waves of ambience, and barely-there rhythmic pulses.

The lemon yellow tape and badge (the one which is on the cover) will be released on July 10th, and pre-order will be live next week!

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Happy release day TIIF054!

To celebrate a whopping 10 years in the game, TIIF 10 is a compilation of some of the highlights from the label since it started back in summer 2011.

It features a lot of the back catalogue, some obscure moments, some of those exclusives which were buried on the end-of-year TIIF collections, as well as some of the bigger names and surefire hits.

It’s only £5, and only on digital via the TIIF Bandcamp.

It’s also streaming on Spotify here.

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Introducing TIIF051: worriedaboutsatan & Charlie Coxedge - ‘An Tiaracht / Who Is To Say’ The first release of the new year is the latest instalment of the TIIF split tape series. This time, it sees myself as worriedaboutsatan on side A, and...

Introducing TIIF051: worriedaboutsatan & Charlie Coxedge - ‘An Tiaracht / Who Is To Say’

The first release of the new year is the latest instalment of the TIIF split tape series. This time, it sees myself as worriedaboutsatan on side A, and Manchester based guitarist Charlie Coxedge on side B.

Charlie’s a new face to the TIIF roster, but this won’t be the last you hear of him on the label… his side of the tape is a gorgeous, expansive looped guitar piece, which ebbs and flows over the course of 11 minutes, weaving through melancholic tones and beautiful hushed ambience.

The satan side is an almost-beatless exercise in searing synthesiser melancholy - endless layers of the stuff, all cascading into each other before flittering down to almost nothing. It was fun to make something based around these thick slabs of synth - they can be a pain to get under control as they take off without much effort, so had to tame it a little to make it sing.

Anyway, the tape will be out on Jan 22nd, with the pre-order landing a week before, on the 15th. As always, physicals are available via Bandcamp, and digital will be everywhere on release day.

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Introducing TIIF050: Falconetti - ‘A History Of Skyscrapers’ For the label’s 50th release, I’m super excited, and honoured to be able to bring you a re-issue of Falconetti’s three EPs. Falconetti have never been ones to relish the limelight. At the...

Introducing TIIF050: Falconetti - ‘A History Of Skyscrapers’

For the label’s 50th release, I’m super excited, and honoured to be able to bring you a re-issue of Falconetti’s three EPs.

Falconetti have never been ones to relish the limelight. At the start of the new millennium, in typical Yorkshire fashion, they just quietly went about their business, slowly winning over anyone who ever saw them unfurl their euphoric brick walls of noise in dank basements or quiet bars on the fringes of the county.

Influences that ranged from the slow motion heavy metal of Godflesh/ Jesu, Mogwai and Mono, matched with the deep groove of bands like Portishead and later period Massive Attack, their sound was a widescreen cinematic take on the heavier side of instrumental post rock.  

A History of Skyscrapers collects together their brief recorded output, which was slowly released by the band themselves across the period 2003 to 2008. And though they never did get around to making a full length album, this collection tries to replicate what that would sound like.

Core members Nick Tonge, Mark Midgley and Matt Fortune re-convened slowly after years apart to help put this compilation together, and over a period of five years, the record is finally ready.

The CD will be released on highly limited edition round tin, and also on digital formats on October 9th.

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Pre-order now from Bandcamp:

https://thisisitforever.bandcamp.com/album/a-history-of-skyscrapers

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