Radar Blips 2020-1

A lot of music has hit the inbox over the last few weeks, more than I could squeeze into the last couple of epsiodes of Bass Agenda. So, here's some blips on the radar to check out...all recent or out soon:MachineFunk - Moons of Jupiter (not on label)Coma Toys - Arsonist Recorder (ZwaarreKracht Belgium)Datacrashrobot - Multipath Propagation (Roulette Rekordz)Quatermass - Silicon Scally (Rator Mute)Anthony Rother - Compute Me (Omnidisc)BPMF – The Big Lie (Bass Agenda Recordings)Kim Cosmic - Information Overload (ZwaarreKracht Belgium)Lagware – XRXC (Microm Records)Telephasycx! - Disturbed State (Rator Mute)Juno Lazermachine - Stings of Space (Blind Allies)AUX 88 – You Don’t Want None of This (Detroit Bass Classics)Cryogenetic - Back In Time (Philthtrax)Go Nuclear - Torture Chamber (Detroit's Filthiest remix) (Bass Agenda Recordings)AUX 88 - Pothole Paradise (Detroit Bass Classics)Ole Mic Odd - Wiggle Work (Hilltown Disco) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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