{"product_id":"lone-bison-longshore-drifting","title":"Lone Bison - Longshore Drifting","description":"Lone Bison's music is influenced by Krautrock, electronica, post-punk, soundtracks, a splosh of modern classical\/minimalism and post-rock. He's a hot genius.\u003cbr\u003e\u003cbr\u003eNick Explains: \"After recording \"Transistor Memory\", \"Wave Construction\" and \"Mechanical and Electrical\" pretty much back-to-back, I wanted to change my sound palette a little. I started programming my Hydrasynth Explorer in obsessive detail and was also drawn to using my voice, in a sampling kind of way at first. Sampling my voice then shifted into recording more straightforward vocals and writing proper songs again. \"Rise Up\" started as a field recording in my local park and then some wonky piano loops with a cheap mic – somehow a song arrived. I’ve always really liked really concise records, so I got interested in packing lots of synth textures into a three-minute pop song. As the record progressed, I did less leaning on vocoders and harmonisers and developed the courage to just do more up-front vocal mixes. Things like Maths and Minimal \/ Maximal are more groove-based and came from recording 20 minute drum tracks then jamming bass guitar over it then editing it all down and adding loads of synths. Oh, and there’s a bit of James Williamson era Stooges at the end of Minimal \/ Maximal – I was a bit nervous about playing garage rock guitar on a Castles in Space record but Colin told me I would be ‘fucking mental’ if I didn’t end the record with it.\"","brand":"Castles In Space","offers":[{"title":"\"Purple Sands\" LP","offer_id":51641628950806,"sku":"RMX-72215","price":24.99,"currency_code":"GBP","in_stock":true}],"thumbnail_url":"\/\/cdn.shopify.com\/s\/files\/1\/0839\/7750\/2998\/files\/LB_COVER-Large.jpeg?v=1785764768","url":"https:\/\/resident-music-uk.myshopify.com\/products\/lone-bison-longshore-drifting","provider":"Resident Music UK","version":"1.0","type":"link"}