And the So, Oh, I'm not. Welcome. Welcome to Podcast to Podcast Number 95.

Brought to you from the Hospital Records HQ

by London Electricity. electricity. Oh, yeah. This is Logistics. It's a track called Repetition.

And it's from his soon come album Crash Bang Wallop. Oh, yeah. I'm going to have news about this album and I'm going to have news about this album and I'm going to be playing a few more cuts. As the show progresses. Apologies if I sound somewhat wear-worn. I blame it all on Jamie from Sutherland Smith. Yes Jamie. Yes Jamie. What started off as a very civilized lunch kind of went in a downward spiral all afternoon.

Involving Red Wine, Grappa, Limachello and a lot of cider.

I'm not proud.

I hit a low point on the train on the way home.

I think my low point probably hit quite a few people as well. So, The amazing logistics with this fantastic album and I'm so happy to have a test pressing of the four-piece vinyl album in my possession. Now this is really, really good.

It's a track called Weight of Soul by ICR from Hungary. And his new album is called Something About Nothing, which I believe he's releasing himself. It is really, really good. So track it down and buy it. Some of the best drum programming,

sorry, I've ever, ever heard.

This is going to be a struggle.

Oh! Oh, Oh, I'm going to. Coming lives as to have.

Stop. And the It sounds wicked. Oh, I'm going to be. Yeah. That is doing my heading actually, it's so good. I can't concentrate. I'm just kind of standing here air drumming.

And I can't think of what to say. I wish most of you will be very very thankful for. I'm going to Oh, no, no. Ah.

Ah. Oh, Brilliant tune, I checked the whole album as well and it's quite out there but it's very, very good listening music music and well worth tracking down I don't

know the release details he just sent me the file of tune news No, no, no, no, no, no, this, this, this,

this, this, this, h-h, uh, uh, h-hmm.

There's little poos. Those little faults.

folks, they could never understand this.

Okay, this is really hot.

Echelon, next level.

Breakage featuring Roots Maneuva, 12 inch vinyl on Digital Sound Boy.

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