Nathan Fake's new Glaive EP is streaming in full
06 February 2015, 17:03
| Written by
Laurence Day
Norfolk electronica artist Nathan Fake is streaming his new Glaive EP in full to celebrate its release.
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.
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