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Identified Slumbers, Adeeaa and Ne-On in the De:tuned mix.

First one with the s.

Brian mentioned it as a possible RSD release a couple of years ago, so it's not been forgotten. Hopefully soon!

Future Sound of London released ISDN in December 1994, Originally with a black cover as a limited release. June 1995 saw an alternative white-covered version released, this had a different track listing on the 4th side of the LP set with new tracks. The music on the album is edited together from va...

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They haven’t done physical calendars since 2020. And yeah, everything seems to be through Bandcamp these days, for better or worse.

Yeah, the tracks are sometimes labelled kind of scrappily on Bandcamp is all.

Managed to miss the first 22 minutes, whoops. Hopefully somebody will be recording! edited to include updated tracklist: 00:00 Slow breaksy track with 'new generation' sample 01:53 Acidy track, Humanoid? 05:45 600 o ix 09:55 M@ track 15:13 Adeeaa 17:52 Slow, E7-esque track 21:29 Dialectics 29:27 Mel...

If I had to guess, I'd say a mix of J&P tracks, Pulse Five material and some other archive bits from the same era.

It wasn’t discussed publicly, that blank index page was added very quickly after and has remained since. I’d imagine the tracks went offline at the same time!

The original version of FSOLDigital was hosted on yage.co.uk, probably also where WIPs were stored.

In 2009, a bunch of tracks accidentally leaked through yage.co.uk - the index.htm was temporarily missing - and then a few years later the whole lot briefly appeared on a torrent site. Weirdly, 'Viewed from the Left' disappeared in the interim.

Santa Monica Mix has some nice bleepy synths that give the track an airier vibe, really nice. The Pacific Beach Mix is louder and punchier, with a pizz string melody leading things.
Nice to hear some alternate takes on the track and how it could have sounded if they'd chosen another mix.

Oh awesome, this is from one of the Touched nights, Brian said it was an E7.003 track at the time so from those sessions. Love this one.