Nathan Fake's new Glaive EP is streaming in full

Fake's been steadily dropping singles and smaller releases, but hasn't released an LP since 2012's Steam Days.

This short-player's been made using "a millennium-era copy of Cubase 5 and a hardly glamorous Roland SH-09," according to XLR8R, who spoke to Fake late last year. Fake added: "I've always been totally turned off by the idea of owning expensive/high-end equipment, I just want to go on stage with a Dell laptop running Windows 95."

The Glaive EP is out now on Cambria Instruments, the label that Fake co-runs/owns with Wesley Matsell.

Stream the EP below.