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TFAD 010EP
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Last time Touch From A Distance released a Brother Nebula record the moniker was still shrouded in mystery. A few years later the veil has been lifted and anyone inclined would know Lance DeSardi has been behind those meticulously crafted tracks all this time. In line with his past outings on his own imprint Legwork, Brother Nebula keeps exploring the nooks and crannies of varied tropes of club music. There's the razor sharp, Dub Techno inspired stomper "Mach Loop." There's "Ice Giant," a heavy drum workout equally indebted to UK Garage and Jeff Mills. There are "The Grandeur Of Delusion" and "God's Green Earth" invoking the forgotten transantlanticism between West London and Detroit. Having relocated to London and immersed himself in the local scenes and culture, Brother Nebula connects the dots of his past, present and future. Smooth melancholia meets icy beat science creating vivid contrast which makes this EP such an intriguing offering.
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TFAD 004EP
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Early in 2018, Brother Nebula commenced emitting life signs from a little know sector of the universe. Nick Höppner's antennas happened to pick up the signals via the Legwork label, piquing his interest to find out more. Fast forward a light year, and Brother Nebula remains a mystery. The A side starts with "Double Helix", a concise dissertation on the effects of extended club use on the brain, before continuing into the interstellar disco of "Infinity 2". You'll glide through the electronic thermosphere on "Sky Walking", before expelling all thetans with the DX funk of "Going Clear".
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