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Releases:

UPEP03 Variable Architecture E.P: **NEW!**

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First released on Virus B-23 records in 2006, now available again on Urban Planning.
"Underpass has stepped aside from his upfront electro output with this 5 track ep of sheer sonic warmth. 'Spazhop' introduces itself with subtle electronic percussion and synths joined by the ghostly prescence of a soothing guitar...the sound of glitch hop that envokes emotion and mellow joy. Track two,'Let Go', carries the torch from 'Spazhop' and unfolds into mesmerising downtempo elegance taking in the soundtrack to a sunset over a city with dislocated vocals and washes of blips, bleeps and laidback beats. Following on is 'Sidings', immersed in fluid effects and more horizontal drums. The ep then takes a turning into a wonderland of guitar complemented rhythms and jittery patterns that sway and slide effortlessly. Through 'Anyone' we are lead to he closing piece. A love story of rich hip hop infused beats and floating walls of sound that come from a place where the likes of My Bloody Valentine have in the past created such beautiful pieces of music that are both delicate and confident...'Watching You Sleep', electronic angels that watch over us. A truly involving release destined for many late night moments and memories."

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UPEP02 Transit E.P:

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The second release from Underpass, the Transit e.p.
Four tracks of warmer gentler listening electro.
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UPEP01 Multistorey E.P:

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Out now on Urban Planning records: Underpass. The Multistorey e.p. As played by Si Begg, Scape One, Bass Junkie, Annie Mac, Steve Lamaq and many more.

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Four tracks of scuffling bass-heavy electro.

Limited numbers still available on 12" audiophile 180g Heavyweight Vinyl
Full colour sleeve.




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