Name: Atom Brigade
Brand: Atom Brigade

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Catalogue number

SUBEX00128

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Black

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Format Music GB

Limited edition

Release date

2023-10-06

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5060911680505

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Black LP

Artist

Atom Brigade

Genre GB

Electronic

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Subexotic

Atom Brigade, also known as The Home Current, is a talented artist who has made a name for themselves in the music industry. They have been involved in various projects such as Transient Visitor and Prison Of Winners. With their unique sound and captivating performances, Atom Brigade continues to captivate audiences worldwide.

With an impressive discography under their belt, Atom Brigade has proven themselves to be a force to be reckoned with. Their music transcends genres, blending elements of electronic, experimental, and ambient sounds to create a truly immersive experience for listeners.

Whether you're a long-time fan or new to their music, Atom Brigade's talent and passion shine through in every track they produce. Don't miss out on the opportunity to discover this incredible artist and add their music to your collection today!

Subexotic Records, formed in 2010, is a label dedicated to showcasing *interesting electronic experimental music*. With a passion for pushing boundaries and exploring new sonic territories, Subexotic has become a go-to platform for both established and emerging artists in the genre.

As an independent label, Subexotic prides itself on its commitment to nurturing talent and providing a platform for artists to express their creativity. The label's roster includes a diverse range of musicians who are constantly pushing the boundaries of electronic music. From ambient soundscapes to glitchy beats and everything in between, Subexotic offers a unique listening experience that captivates and challenges its audience.

With an impressive catalog of releases spanning over a decade, Subexotic has gained recognition as one of the leading labels in the electronic experimental music scene. The label's dedication to quality and innovation has garnered praise from critics and fans alike. Whether you're an avid fan or just discovering this captivating genre, Subexotic Records is your gateway to *unconventional sounds* that will transport you into uncharted musical territories.

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Gloriously assured, Atom Brigade is a zeitgeist conjuration of 80's post-punk electro-pop; achingly cool, dead-pan &amp; freshly baked. Atom Brigade is the debut album from an online 'super group' consisting of Martin Jensen (aka The Home Current), Rupert Lally, Amanda Jay (aka Star Madman) &amp; Oliver Cherer (aka Gilroy Mere, Dollboy &amp; many more).

Jensen reached out to Lally in 2020, sketching out the idea to workshop some new material via long distance file sharing (Jensen and Lally are based in Luxembourg &amp; Switzerland respectively). Work began In earnest the following year, as musical arrangements began to be fleshed out, gradually finding coherent shape through a process of collaborative osmosis. Reflecting on their process, Lally recalls the collective to and fro: "Martin sent over a bunch of ideas, which generally included a beat, a bass line, and maybe some sort of melodic idea. I then overdubbed guitars and synths... Neither of us told the other what sort of things to play or what type of sounds to use." Jensen adds, "It was a very straightforward, natural and intuitive exercise. In addition, Rupert sent a couple of unfinished tracks for me to add to, and everything eventually went into the pot of music we stirred up." At an advanced stage, it became clear that some tracks would benefit from vocal treatment to round things off. With previous experience of their work, Jensen recommended UK based Oliver Cherer &amp; US solo-artist Amanda Jay. This proved to be an inspired move, adding the final flourishes to a remarkable album. Stepping back from the intricate stages of such a multi-layered process, spanning both continents and time, it is striking how these interactions evolved into such a musically coherent and thematically complete creation. 

There is a warm sense of head nodding familiarity throughout, invoking the spirit of some forgotten record box classic brought back to the future.

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