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Highpoint Lowlife

Highpoint Lowlife

website: http://www.highpointlowlife.com/

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Highpoint Lowlife started out as the idyll daydream of two unemployed kids in San Francisco, eating strawberries and smoking the green, atop Twin Peaks, looking out over the city. It was an extension of a club night they had been running, that had been mixing the latest indie rock and shoegazer sounds with abstract and damaged electronic beats. Their first record, the double CD compilation 'Tired Of Standing Still' set out with a similar theme, working at the cross section between guitars and computer generated music, and with the help of their friends, managed to capture a snapshot of what was happening in the music scene of San Francisco. Since then, the two have moved on from San Francisco, one based in Chicago and one in London, where they contine to collaborate, with two new projects due out this year.

news

debut UK show for Marshall Watson! debut UK show for Marshall Watson!
[Not Clickable] UK debut for Marshall Watson [read]
Posted by Highpoint Lowlife at 13:41, 20 Feb 2006

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8th Feb, Catch, London. randomNumber live show to celebrate the new album "Golden Acre Sleeps" on Highpoint Lowlife rekkids. [read]
Posted by Highpoint Lowlife at 13:16, 30 Jan 2006

Like A Remix Like A Remix
our latest free download mp3 EP is a wee remix project by some of our top artists, reinterpreting tracks from Like A Stuntman's last album 'Fresh Air Is Not The Worst Thing In Town'... [read]
Posted by Highpoint Lowlife at 15:56, 05 Jan 2006

releases

The Time Was Later Than He ExpectedThe Time Was Later Than He Expected by Marshall Watson
"Marshall Watson leaves you with the impression that he has mastered his technologies to the point of allowing the machines to step aside and become secondary - the medium is not the message - his aching sense of awe and wonder at the world..."
(press release)

White LabelWhite Label by Recon
"Recon White Label HPLL::007 London based Chris Coode has previously released work on Fat Cat and 12k under the moniker of Motion - The Fat Cat was a split release with Matmos which has just recently been collected on a compilation..."
(press release)

Astronomy For ChildrenAstronomy For Children by n.ln
"Astronomy for Children is an adventurous exhibition of glitchy..."
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The Isle Of Wight EPThe Isle Of Wight EP by Fisk Industries
"Is actually the creation from the mind of one young man..."
(press release)

Find Some ShadeFind Some Shade by si-cut.db
" Static infused, and processed dub basslines combine with german minimalist tech sounds and driving rhythms for this, the latest full length release from the prolific Si-cut.db. Douglas Benford, the man behind the Si-cut.db persona has over the past ten or so years released a vast catalog of solo work and collaborations on labels ranging from Spa.rk, Bip_Hop, BackGround, Expanding, and working with people like Benge, Scanner, and Stephan Mathieu, all while also co-running the London based monthly Sprawl club and label, alongside partner in crime, BitTonic. In 'Find Some Shade' Si-cut.db pushes his sound further, continuing his explorations of found sound and digitized noise, combining it with a more dance oriented, tho stoned and hazy, lofi groove. "
(press release)

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