Clubeighteen2thirty, by Sim Hutchins

Clubeighteen2thirty

by Sim Hutchins

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respatialized A melancholy requiem of raves past that presaged the shuttering of clubs all over the world. Favorite track: Let's Commodify Our Love (Album Version).

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1.	No More Propofol 02:57	buy track
2.	Baby You'a Drug 04:08	buy track
3.	Lost Squat Dog 04:39	buy track
4.	Dumped by Pirate Radio (feat. Vanilla Hammer) 03:39	buy track
5.	Her Lazer Lout Eyes 01:47	buy track
6.	Let's Commodify Our Love (Album Version) 03:48	buy track
7.	Bath Salts in the Saccharin 05:47	buy track
8.	Ecstasy Honeymoon Romance Period 2 09:01	buy track

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Following his acclaimed work for the No Pain in Pop and UIQ labels, Local Action presents Clubeighteen2thirty, an eight-track rave requiem by Essex audio-visual artist Sim Hutchins.

Described by Sim as “a nostalgic record devoid of nostalgia”, Clubeighteen2thirty draws from every aspect of Sim’s clubbed out youth - positive and negative. Although the record at points “remembers things fondly and unrealistically”, it’s also a realistic reflection on the shit side of rave: mediating on the mistakes of youth, losing friends to car accidents and drug abuse, existential crises and clubbing alone miles from home.

In Sim’s words, this album - which utilises badly-aged sound fonts and plastic digital keyboard sounds, often drowned in interference, digital fx, harmonic distortion and samples in remembrance of lost people - “alludes to the fabrication of truths to create a sense of hope and optimism when there is little to be found at present ... there's an industry built on glorifying the past and it is a multimillion pound cliché making people richer every day. This is my enthusiasm for certain styles collapsing in on themselves with me conducting and orchestrating their demise.”

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released April 13, 2018

• All music written & recorded by Sim Hutchins
• Mastered by Beau Thomas @ Ten Eight Seven
• Artwork by Patrick Savile

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