Some might say it’s about time. Los Angeles-by-way-of-Portland/Chicago/Fond du Lac freak scene stalwart, veteran of all things acidic, and doting dungeon master to a sprawling enclave of analog, FM, and beyond synths, Peak Oil co-founder and dextrous DJ Brian Foote presents a data dump from his array of maxed-out hard drives of jams eternal.
Data Horde is an LP that could only emanate from the core of someone so steeped in the minutiae of halcyon (and on and on)-era electronic music, refracting every last fragment of genre in on itself.
Scattershot breaks sputter, stop, and start on a dime; chord stabs mutate from dusty sample banks; jubilant acid jostles over snaky basslines. Also: shit just bangs. The breadth of horizontal dancefloor flexing is enough to make a 1994 Smart Bar bartender in a darkened chill out room blush.
| A1 | Amethyst | 4:56 |
| A2 | Brace | 4:38 |
| A3 | Phoenix9V | 6:17 |
| B1 | Nimble | 6:53 |
| B2 | Delysid | 4:22 |
| B3 | Bit Rot | 7:00 |
