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Founded by James Holden in 2003, Border Community is a bastion for experimental electronica and tracks that defy neat categorisation. With a self-proclaimed indifference to mainstream dance music, the Border Community label sits outside of contemporary dance norms, blurring the boundaries between the dancefloor and the bedroom in releasing a diverse array of analogue techno, post-rock and cerebral minimalism from producers such as Nathan Fake, Luke Abbott and Ricardo Tobar. “I tend to get quite bored with music that’s just made for a club and is very functional,” Holden divulged to IA, a view that imbues his label with a philosophy of giving artists a platform to innovate, away from the commercial pressures of generating ‘hits’.

Luke Abbott: Wysing Forest

Rejoice that this is not Holkham Drones elaborated and relish its place in history, Wysing Forest demonstrates that Luke Abbott can spectacularly defy rather than exceed expectations.

Luke Abbott on Wysing Forest

Luke Abbott talks about his most experimental album to date and gives insight into his 6 month in-house artist residency at the Wysing Arts Centre in Cambridge.

James Holden: The Inheritors

1. Rannoch Dawn
2. A Circle Inside A Circle
3. Renata
4. The Caterpillar’s Intervention
5. Sky Burial
6. The Illuminations
7. Inter-City 125
8. Delabole
9. Seven Stars
10. Gone Feral
11. The Inheritors
12. Circle Of Fifths
13. Some Respite
14. Blackpool Late Eighties
15. Self-Playing Schmaltz

Wesley Matsell

Having released two records over the past four years, Wesley Matsell isn’t exactly in a rush to satisfy our musical appetites. After a tip off from
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Ricardo Tobar

Having released his debut EP on James Holden’s record label Border Community plus a string of releases on Traum Schallplatten, it’s no suprise that Ricardo Tobar
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Nathan Fake

Nathan Fake is a producer who we here at Inverted Audio are adamant supporters of. Since discovering his debut record ‘Outhouse’ in 2003 and album ‘Drowning
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