Milieu
New Drugs For Nuclear Families Of The Seventies

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Milieu's 'New Drugs For Nuclear Familes Of The Seventies' album has been remastered and expanded and released through I Absentee. This is what I said about it first time around: On Monday a whopping package landed from Brain Grainger A.K.A Milieu. It contained a shitload of CDr's on his Milieu Music Label which are well worth a sniff. I've chosen to briefly write about the first release on the label which is amusingly titled 'New Drugs For Nuclear Families' Of the Seventies' This has the man dropping beats in a similar vein to the Blue Rainbow CD. Boards Of Canada, Casino Vs Japan, Freescha would be lazy comparisons but you can see what I'm getting at. Bittersweet warm, lush melodic electronics.

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Sound clips for New Drugs For Nuclear Families Of The Seventies

Summer Honey Play

Plumetrain Play

Space Piano Play

Boulevard Haze Play

Luke's Rusty Drum Play

Daughter Play

Dionysus in Reds Play

Easily Along Play

Alice Flagg Play

Echo Spectrum Play

Tropic Casanova Play

Family Opium Play

Prismatic Outro Tape Play

Threw Ourselves Into the Sun Play

Rain Metre Play

Rusty Drum Reprise Play

Saltwater Play

Charcoal Play

Epigraph Loop Play

Schoolbells Play

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Tracklisting:

1           Summer Honey (5:22)
2           Plume Train (3:55)
3           Space Piano (0:55)
4           Boulevard Haze (4:58)
5           Luke's Rusty Drum (4:38)
6           Daughter (3:46)
7           Dionysus In Reds (3:28)
8           Easily Along (1:48)
9           Alice Flagg (5:04)
10           Echo Spectrum (5:23)
11           Tropic Casanova (3:12)
12           Family Opium (5:17)

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