Warm Plastic Trousers, by Johnny Broke

Warm Plastic Trousers

by Johnny Broke

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eamonnmr I just keep coming back to this record. It's braindancy and melodic without losing its breakcore edge. Rather than dazzle you with production tricks, it dazzles you with expertly crafted melodies. Some of it hits hard, but not all of it. Dark is pretty quiet; Home Computer is like a synthwave/breakcore mashup, then We're here to help goes for the jugular. Favorite track: We're Here To Help.

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1.	7evern O 7evern 03:43	buy track
2.	Planet Warlock 06:15	buy track
3.	Traditional Ensemble Music 05:27	buy track
4.	Dark 03:12	buy track
5.	Home Computer 06:08	buy track
6.	We're Here To Help 04:26	buy track
7.	Gluten, Celery, Mustard 05:37	buy track
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Ready to thrash your neck to some acid bangers?

Wayne Adams returns with his Johnny Broke Alias. For his first apearence on Concrete Collage he presents us with eight Acid, IDM, Braindance bangers, with a unique lofi punk enthused twist to them! Pulling from old Reflex and Warp releases, Wayne finds his melodic footing again after having released a new super heavy Breakcore album!

Whether you are already familiar with Johnny Broke’s colorful and absurd universe or if you like Wisp, AFX, Squarepusher, Uziq and all that good shit you will definitely be down with this!

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released June 26, 2020

Written and mixed by Wayne Adams in 2020

Artwork and mastering by Julien "Stazma" Guillot at the Electric Voyage Studio.

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Wayne Adams London, UK

One Half of Big Lad and the other Half of Petbrick,and owner of Bear Bites Horse studio in london. I'm Wayne Adams and im a electronic music producer and recording engineer. I've been producing extreme electronic music for the last 20 years under various names and have played in lots of heavy bands, here is a collection of electronic albums, from Scraper, through Astrothrone to Johnny Broke. ... more

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