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New EP from Milan/London experimental band Throw Down Bones released July 24th 2026. Limited to only 250 copies on 180g ultra clear 12" vinyl. US pre-order here
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‘4EP’ is the new EP from Milan/London experimental band Throw Down Bones, marking a deeper shift into dark electronic / IDM territory for a band that has long sought out the middle ground between trance-inducing instrumental krautrock/psych and all-out industrial hedonism with the rave in its sights. Due for release July 24th 2026 on Fuzz Club, ‘4EP’ is the follow-up to the band’s eagerly-awaited return in 2023 with the ‘Three’ album. The seeds of this new four track EP being forged in the high-energy, heavy-duty live sets that came in support of the album – founding member Francesco Vanni on guitar/synths and backed by Marion Andrau on bass/synths and Raphael Mura on drums, who together on stage propelled those songs into something that could get even the most resilient of bodies moving.
Seeking to bottle that live intensity and dig further into the electronic impulses at its core, the band soon jumped back into the studio with day-one Throw Down Bones collaborator and producer James Aparicio, who said: “This EP is the direct fallout of TDB's recent live outings, the intensity of those sets became our blueprint. To chase that vibe, Frankie and I booked a South London studio full of classic analog synths and vintage hardware and took the band in for a four-day session. We worked together for those four days, drawing on the rhythmic propulsion of Underworld, the psychedelic textures of Daniel Avery, the modern UK grit of Overmono, the cold techno precision of Silent Servant, and the ghostly urban hauntology of Burial. These tracks are the raw result of that session.”
Seeking to bottle that live intensity and dig further into the electronic impulses at its core, the band soon jumped back into the studio with day-one Throw Down Bones collaborator and producer James Aparicio, who said: “This EP is the direct fallout of TDB's recent live outings, the intensity of those sets became our blueprint. To chase that vibe, Frankie and I booked a South London studio full of classic analog synths and vintage hardware and took the band in for a four-day session. We worked together for those four days, drawing on the rhythmic propulsion of Underworld, the psychedelic textures of Daniel Avery, the modern UK grit of Overmono, the cold techno precision of Silent Servant, and the ghostly urban hauntology of Burial. These tracks are the raw result of that session.”
