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Tag Archives: The Future Sound of London
An Interview with Loose Link!
The following is an email interview with the musical maven Loose Link. Enjoy! For those who might not know much about you, describe yourself. My name is Craig, I go under the name Loose Link for my musical trips. I’m … Continue reading
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Tagged ambient, an interview with Loose Link, animation, anime, australian outback, electronica, FNAF, FSOL, FSOL Board, hyperbird, loose link, manga, neo tropico, off land, sample hunts, sound collage, Terminal radio, The Future Sound of London, the laternative sapien, Vaporwave, Zoo92
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The Life and Times of the Future Sound Of London, p. 34
Exploring FSOL’s “Environments” parts 2 through 5 It’s been well over a year since I last posted an episode in this ongoing series. So here are four albums to make up for that fact. After the release of the long … Continue reading
The Life and Times of the Future Sound of London Ep. 33 – Pulse EPs / By Any Other Name / Earthbeat
In order to get the full FSOL experience, you have to at least take a look back to their earliest material. In the early 90s, the duo donned multiple aliases and pressed vinyl to pay the bills, a few of … Continue reading
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Tagged air cut, by any other name, candese, dope module, Earthbeat, FSOL, FSOL Digital, FSOL early singles, Indo Tribe, Jumpin' n Pumpin', mental cube, semi real, smart systems, The Future Sound of London, the life and times of the future sound of london, the pulse EPs, Yage
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The Life and Times of the Future Sound of London, pt. 32
Artist: Yage (FSOL) Title: The Woodlands of Old Released: 2008 Label: FSOLdigital, Jumpin’ & Pumpin’ Format: digital, CD Genre: Abstract, Ambient, Experimental Yage, at the time this album was released, was the second alias that FSOL had resurrected from dormancy. … Continue reading
The Life and Times of the Future Sound of London parts 26 – 30
I decided after some time that the easiest way to cover the bulk of the Archives series was to tackle them all at once. We’ve already got Vol. 1 out of the way, but I knew it’d take a while … Continue reading
The Life and TImes of the Future Sound of London, pt. 25
Keith returns with a guest post to continue our long running review series on FSOL and their side projects. We’re going a tiny bit out of order here, tackling this one first before diving back into the Archives series. Expect … Continue reading
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Tagged abstract, ambient, Amorphous Androgynous, FSOL, FSOLdigital, funk, modern psyche, pink floyd, psyche, psyche rock, The Future Sound of London
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The Life and Times of the Future Sound of London, pt. 21
Artist: Amorphous Androgynous (FSOL) Title: Otherness Released: 2004 Label: Psychobaby Records Format: CD Genre: Abstract, psyche rock, neo psyche, prog, downtempo Roughly two years after the release of both versions of the “Isness” albums, out came “Otherness.” It is more … Continue reading
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Tagged Amorphous Androgynous, FSOL, isness, neo psyche, otherness, psyche rock, The Future Sound of London
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The Life and Times of the Future Sound of London pt. 17
Artist: FSOL Title Papua New Guinea Translations Released: 2001/2 Label: Jumpin’ n Pumpin’, Hypnotic Format: CD, 2×12” Genre: Ambient, psyche rock, acid jazz, abstract This is the first release FSOL pushed after being silent since 1997, unless you count the … Continue reading
The Life and Times of the Future Sound of London pt. 16
MIND THE GAP (1997 – 2002) Sometime after the release of “Dead Cities” and the “We Have Explosive” single, FSOL kind of… vanished, for a lack of a better word. And we wondered where they went. Now, we did hear … Continue reading
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