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Artist:	JUDD, F.C.
Title:	Electronics Without Tears
Label:	PUBLIC INFORMATION (UK)
Format:	CD
Price:	$19.00
Catalog #:	PUBINF 003CD

"Public Information presents the first ever compilation of the lost work of British electronic music pioneer Frederick Charles Judd. Electronics Without Tears represents a mammoth undertaking between Public Information, film artist Ian Helliwell and F.C. Judd's widow Freda and son Peter. Trawling through his tape archives Public Information have pulled almost an hour's worth of material into a sonic whole that easily stands alongside that of Judd's better known peers, Delia Derbyshire, Daphne Oram and John Baker. Fred pursued a career marked by innovation, invention and exploration, disseminating his new electronic music across the country through lectures, radio and writing. The 35 tracks on Electronic Without Tears highlight a prolific and thrilling era in Fred's life, next generation music and sound entirely made at home, with self-built equipment."

Artist:	EKOPLEKZ
Title:	Dromilly Vale EP
Label:	PUBLIC INFORMATION (UK)
Format:	12"
Price:	$19.00
Catalog #:	PUBINF 004EP

"Five brand new emissions from Bristol's premier electronicist Nick Edwards, alias Ekolplekz. Three-hundred copies only, no repress. Opening with a glorious ode to the founder and oldest surviving member of the BBC Radiophonic Workshop, 'Dick Mills Blues' we are deep inside a mournful place, lathered in digital vapour trails and infectious circuit-gunk. Soon drops a nod to King Tubby down Dromilly Avenue, sliding the biggest drums this side of Dub-Kingston, slowly dissolving in pure liquid drift. Rocketing onto the flip we are plunged into a headlong fizz of modular scorch with 'Neutronik' and into the fractal Chris & Cosey cabaret of 'Jugglin' For Jesus,' before our heads are gently assaulted in wave after wave of gaseous Radiophonic noise with 'Clayton Freak.' Somewhere holed up inside these single-take, unique abstractions is the sound of pop-electronic, it beats roughly, strangely against the vinyl groove-wall, in sweet disharmony just waiting to be discovered by your stylus."

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