Future Times

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Sorry, Bandcamp no longer supports the version of Internet Explorer that you're using (7.0). Please upgrade your browser to the latest version and try again. Lars Gotrich Why does it feel like the room is dripping? Favorite track: Bag. Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more. Vinyl includes 8-page 12x12 zine*EU/World customers, NOTE: shipping from the USA is insane, worldwide distribution by Rush Hour (NL) in all good shops. Includes unlimited streaming of SE via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, we are temporarily unable to mail records and other physical merchandise. We appreciate your support, and we will ship your order as soon as we can. Get all 52 Future Times releases available on Bandcamp and save 80%. Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of ModelHome Future Time’s Dolo Percussion present 2 this beautiful, divided world th treasures of ets turmoil this mountainous project es a special edition of our usual efforts of liberation which took place over th past year thru chicken sandwiches, global pandemics, mass murders, technological advances, mankind’s hindrance; with a “Bag” of “Omnipotent Love” we here 2 “REV” us en2 a nu state of rock’n on this rock together. MODEL HOME BACK WITH NEW LP SE!!!NAPPYNAPPA and Pat Cain’s Model Home project realigns with Dolo Percussion for SE, their second album on Future Times. A deviation from their self-released run of numerically-titled LPs, SE builds on the impact of REV b/w Flesh - released earlier in 2020 on the label - and shows the Future Times formation of Model Home in full Special Edition mode.If you’ve been sleeping on Model Home, Nappa and Pat have become a prolific and potent unit of “liberated sound, vision and performance” emblematic of DC’s thriving musical underground community. Self-releasing nearly 20 albums in two years, Pat Cain and Nappa have perfected a sound; a raw expression that is wholly their own. A perfect musical balance attained through intense experimentations in sonic and lyrical imperfection. Nappa’s blurry-eyed spoken word raps should be recognised alongside the powerful polemics of Moor Mother or the explosive experimentation of Pink Siifu, or fellow DC legend Sir E.U. Nappa is an artist deeply entrenched in the expression of rap but one that recognises there are so many sonic ways in which to frame his state of mind. Which is why the frazzled sound design of Pat Cain has made Model Home such a perfect backdrop for Nappa to express himself. Rap existing in unison with raw electronixxx, dancehall, noise, industrial and whatever else they throw in the mix. Add the crisply-programmed drums and chaotic FX of Dolo Percussion into the Model Home mix and SE zones into a murky yet richly detailed space that leaves you going “WTF?” multiple times and hammering the repeat button again and again. Spread over nine tracks, the Model Home trio approach the game from various angles; swerving from the dizzying Bounce triplets and smudged Nappa vox on “Omnipresent Love” to the spacious lyrical interplay n’ woozy moog of “Bag” via the warped Pan Sonic curdle of “Are You Shur?” and the hyper-kynetic rhythmic aerobics of “Topic.” SE showcases Model Home at their most expressive; plunging deeper into their own weird universe. “Like the seed in the soil,” as Nappa raps on album closer “Cold Gettin’ Dogg.”PAT CAIN - synth, drum machine, FX DOLO PERCUSSION - drums, drum machine, perc, FXRecorded at FT SHOP STUDIO, Washington, DC, Summer 2019 + TONAL PARK, MD, Summer 2019 - Winter 2020“Bag” co-produced by Auto Lola Mixed with Mike Petillo at TONAL PARK Mastered by Dietrich Schoenemann at Complete Mastering Art Layout by Max D with Model Home ALL SONGS © 2020 FUTURE TIMES RECORDS Things Will Be Better In Future Times Welcome to the Future Times Bandcamp AKA The Spot for FT Digi Needs. We will be selling merchandise and physical records here too. Not all releases are available digitally.Future Times is an electronic and dance music label from Washington DC. ...more A profoundly moving experience - part reportage, part sound art - this is one of those rare pieces of intimate spoken-word sound tapestry that really hit me in the heart. Thank you. Tom Bristow Freaky found sounds and gritty corroding beats trip through the grimy underbelly of inner-city life after dark. Bandcamp New Notable Sep 9, 2014 The sound of underground Portland, an attempt to document the soundtrack the after-effects of late club nights and dark dance grooves. Bandcamp New Notable Nov 28, 2017 this is abstract and bold. great rhythmic patterns created with precise electronic craftsmanship. dingodub The Far-Out Rap Experiments of D.C. Duo Model Home Eight Artists Defining Washington, D.C’s Experimental Scene This Week’s Essential Releases: Techno, Jazz Fusion, Goth Rock and More

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Future Times Welcome to the Future Times Bandcamp AKA The Spot for FT Digi Needs. We will be selling merchandise and physical records here too. Not all releases are available digitally. Future Times is an electronic and dance music label from Washington DC. SE by Model Home, released 02 October 2020 1. REV 2. Omnipresent Love 3. Life Don&#39;t Start or Stop 4. Bag 5. Broken Teef 6. Are U Shur? 7. Topic 8. Feast of Th Beast 9. Cold Gettin&#39; Dogg *a word from NAPPYNAPPA* &quot;ModelHome &amp; Future Time’s Dolo Percussion present 2 this beautiful, divided world th treasures of ets turmoil this mountainous project es a special edition of our usual efforts of liberation which took place over th past year thru chicken sandwiches, global pandemics, mass murders, technological advances, &amp; mankind’s hindrance; with a “Bag” of “Omnipotent Love” we here 2 “REV” us en2 a nu state of rock’n on this rock together.&quot; MODEL HOME BACK WITH NEW LP SE!!! NAPPYNAPPA and Pat Cain’s Model Home project realigns with Dolo Percussion for SE, their second album on Future Times. A deviation from their self-released run of numerically-titled LPs, SE builds on the impact of REV b/w Flesh - released earlier in 2020 on the label - and shows the Future Times formation of Model Home in full Special Edition mode. If you’ve been sleeping on Model Home, Nappa and Pat have become a prolific and potent unit of “liberated sound, vision and performance” emblematic of DC’s thriving musical underground community. Self-releasing nearly 20 albums in two years, Pat Cain and Nappa have perfected a sound; a raw expression that is wholly their own. A perfect musical balance attained through intense experimentations in sonic and lyrical imperfection. Nappa’s blurry-eyed spoken word raps should be recognised alongside the powerful polemics of Moor Mother or the explosive experimentation of Pink Siifu, or fellow DC legend Sir E.U. Nappa is an artist deeply entrenched in the expression of rap but one that recognises there are so many sonic ways in which to frame his state of mind. Which is why the frazzled sound design of Pat Cain has made Model Home such a perfect backdrop for Nappa to express himself. Rap existing in unison with raw electronixxx, dancehall, noise, industrial and whatever else they throw in the mix. Add the crisply-programmed drums and chaotic FX of Dolo Percussion into the Model Home mix and SE zones into a murky yet richly detailed space that leaves you going “WTF?” multiple times and hammering the repeat button again and again. Spread over nine tracks, the Model Home trio approach the game from various angles; swerving from the dizzying Bounce triplets and smudged Nappa vox on “Omnipresent Love” to the spacious lyrical interplay n’ woozy moog of “Bag” via the warped Pan Sonic curdle of “Are You Shur?” and the hyper-kynetic rhythmic aerobics of “Topic.” SE showcases Model Home at their most expressive; plunging deeper into their own weird universe. “Like the seed in the soil,” as Nappa raps on album closer “Cold Gettin’ Dogg.”

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