Bleep

Unknown artist? Known name operating incognito? New/old/revived label? We really don't know or maybe can't say much about '6-9-12-13', but when a parcel of records that sounds and looks as eye-watering as this lands in stock, we know it's going to be something to pay close attention to.

A1 slowly awakens with field recordings of birdsong before breaking out into something resembling a more melodic yet slowed down Gescom or Iueke cut, the scene quickly broken by the spoken word dialogue and bleary eyes drums that power it onward. B1 meanwhile comes to life with a nostalgic haze of waterlogged breakbeats reminiscent of recent Overmono moves, yet the dreamlike just-out-of-reach arpeggios anchor the feelings of it being a hazy electronica recollection. B2 meanwhile brings to the table a slow marching acid organ that sees the numbers step out on a melodic/melancholic tip.

Beat the masses of online commentators trying to unlock the mystery behind 6-9-12-13 this Christmas and grab a copy while you can, as other than the quality of the tunes, the only thing certain is that it's not going to stick about for long...