Initial Programs: What Tomorrow Brings

by Mick Chillage

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1.	What Tomorrow Brings 07:36	buy track
2.	Microcym 06:38	buy track
3.	City Speak 05:37	buy track

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Jan 2018 see's my first vinyl EP release under a new alter ego "Initial Programs" on the Dublin based imprint First Cut.

The Ep entitled "What Tomorrow Brings" consists of three groove-based tracks, spanning genre's from Techno to Electro with hints of IDM experimentalism and influences of synth-based soundtracks.

limited to 300 vinyl copies with worldwide distribution.

Order vinyl from: firstcut.bandcamp.com/album/what-tomorrow-brings-ep

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Selected DJ Feedback:

Delta Funktionen (Radio Matrix)
“Sounds ace! When is the vinyl out?”
Laurent Garnier (F Comm)
“Really cool acid/electro tracks.... Niiiiiiice!”
Sunil Sharpe (Earwiggle)
“A really nice few tracks here, very musical and sharply produced. 'City Speaks' is the standout for me. Reminds me ever so slightly of Plaid actually, but only a touch. Definitely in a positive way anyway! Great job.”
John Heckle (Tabernacle)
“This is great, old school & atmospheric IDM techno, right up my street. Thanks mate, will definitely be playing these.”
Nick Craddock (Uzuri)
“These are great, thanks for sending them. Simple enough, structurally, but what sets them apart is that great grasp of dark melody. Definitely something I would play, and I fully intend to.”
Dan Curtin (Metamorphic)
“First second of first kick drum I immediately thought of Adrenelin M.o.D "Ecstasy" and that feeling kind of continues through this entire EP. But of course this is something totally different, layered and rich, an acidic symphony that is kind of like story telling when you listen to all of the tracks together. Thoroughly into this.”
DJ TLR (Creme Organization)
“Oh this is very nice thanks.”
Heinrich Dressel (Minimal Rome)
“Just listened to the release and I must say it's very solid! Thanks for sharing. My fave is "City Speak”.
Rivet (Kess Kill)
“Nice one, reminds me of early B12/The Black Dog. B2 deffo the one for me.”
Dj Glow (Trust)
“Really nice dreamy, yet snappy jams! will definitely play this on my next FM4 show.”

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released January 4, 2018

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Mick Chillage Dublin, Ireland

Producing various strains of electronica since the mid 90's

Releasing CD albums on Pete Namlook's legendary FAX records, Lee Norris's ...Txt, Fantasy Enhancing, Neo Tantra Label, Carpe Sonum, Databloem, amongst many more labels from around the globe.

Also involved in many collaborations. Autumn Of Communion with Lee Norris autumnofcommunion.bandcamp.com. ... more

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