Artist: blackartslibrary

Now here's something very leftfield. A sampladelic concoction in a hip hop style. A bit early Coldcut if you ask me. The sort of thing that's fine in small doeses but a bit much in larger ones. Listen and get free download. Blurb: Early adopters Tom Robinson, Steve Lamacq, Rob Adcock and many bloggers devoted to progressive independent music have helped Left Channel reach an ever increasing audience. It has been an interesting year for Left Channel, since the release of their second album 'FOOD and ENTERTAINMENT'. From their studio in the North West [...]

• vision music promotions - Left Channel - 'GIANTLAND' - (Black Arts Library)

I've long postulated that songs will become shorter, and more spazmodic as time increases. The rush and buzz of modern technology practically demands it: we all multi-task to the tune dictated by our smartphones and browsers - I imagine you have half a dozen tabs open right now and are only lingering on this one until another takes your fancy. This behaviour is probably ruinous for our collective sanity. Such is life. Fortunately (or unfortunately, depending on your point of view), Left Channel supplies the time-bereft with schizophrenic musical niblets to match the behaviour of scattergun [...]

• blackartslibrary - My Cathode Spike - by Left Channel

Seeing as music is apparently going to be pretty much gratis forever now, perhaps we're just going to have to start making concessions. Chiefly, perhaps the artists are going to stop being pleased just to have us hear their work, and are going to decide they have, you know, other things to do. So envision a time when musicians respond to our royalty-free patronage with songs that are chaotic, angry, bewildered and - most importantly - short. Actually, don't bother envisioning it - here's Ash Darko to comprehensively demonstrate it [...]

• blackartslibrary - An De Seh