Bring On The Cannibal Android Robots!
by Jake Dubber
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Digital Album
Immediate download of 11-track album in your choice of MP3 320, FLAC, or just about any other format you could possibly desire.
Feel free to spend as little as £1 here, I'd rather you had my music than couldn't afford it. By the same token, you are encouraged to attempt to win me over with ostentatious displays of wealth. Be as obscenely generous as you like. What would Jesus do?Buy Now ₤1 GBP or more
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Panther Ethics
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Leviathan
04:38
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Sterling
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Joy Leech
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Housefire
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Cowboy
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Attack Warning
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Squidzilla
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Blades of Steel
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about
Bring On The Cannibal Android Robots (BOTCAR) consists of a mix of some new tunes and some reworked older tunes - updated, remixed and now with 80% more 'oonst'.
Despite the previous projects, BOTCAR is essentially my debut album. This is the definitive statement of what I've been working towards - both here in the UK and during my time in India - and stands as a coherent collection of my work to date. I've put a lot of late nights into it, had it professionally mastered and even managed to stop using Helvetica on the cover (which is a big step for me).
Feel free to drop me a line on Twitter (@jakedubber) and let me know what you think of the album. I always appreciate the feedback.
I hope you enjoy it. Play loud.
Despite the previous projects, BOTCAR is essentially my debut album. This is the definitive statement of what I've been working towards - both here in the UK and during my time in India - and stands as a coherent collection of my work to date. I've put a lot of late nights into it, had it professionally mastered and even managed to stop using Helvetica on the cover (which is a big step for me).
Feel free to drop me a line on Twitter (@jakedubber) and let me know what you think of the album. I always appreciate the feedback.
I hope you enjoy it. Play loud.
credits
released 01 April 2012
Thanks to my parents for being so supportive, Jack Slater for playing guitar on the title track, Ian Wallman for mastering the whole album, and everyone at Bandcamp and Soundcloud. You guys are awesome.
Thanks to my parents for being so supportive, Jack Slater for playing guitar on the title track, Ian Wallman for mastering the whole album, and everyone at Bandcamp and Soundcloud. You guys are awesome.
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I'm a UK-based electronic music producer, originally from New Zealand. I spent 5 months in India, DJing, producing and stage- ... more managing at a large music festival and I'm working for 3 months in Brazil this year, collaborating with musicians and producers, and working on festivals. My music has been featured in specialist dubstep podcasts and underground electronic music radio shows around the world. less
discography
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Aug 2010
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