Lone Hyperphantasia

• Lone – Life Spark
• Lone – (Mind Apple Intro)
• Lone – Affinity (Cloud Four Four Mix)
• Lone – Opening A Portal
• Lone – Miracle Mile (feat Bikoko)
• Lone – Triton
• Lone – Photographs That Don't Exist
• Lone – Throw The Ember (feat Juga-Naut)
• Lone – We Move (feat Ell Murphy)
• Lone – Big World (feat Lou Hayter)
• Lone – Waterfall Reverse
• Lone – Sickly, Sweetly, Summer Movie
• Lone – Scattergun
• Lone – Home (feat Merry Lamb Lamb)
• Lone – Fruit Rots, Water Floats Downstream
• Lone – Ascension Png

• 1. Life Spark
• 2. (Mind Apple Intro)
• 3. Affinity (Cloud Four Four Mix)
• 4. Opening A Portal
• 5. Miracle Mile (feat Bikoko)
• 6. Triton
• 7. Photographs That Don't Exist
• 8. Throw The Ember (feat Juga-Naut)
• 9. We Move (feat Ell Murphy)
• 10. Big World (feat Lou Hayter)
• 11. Waterfall Reverse
• 12. Sickly, Sweetly, Summer Movie
• 13. Scattergun
• 14. Home (feat Merry Lamb Lamb)
• 15. Fruit Rots, Water Floats Downstream
• 16. Ascension Png

Five years ago, Matt Culter aka Lone left R&S Records, an imprint he'd been associated with since the late 1990s, and popped up on the Hot Chip-affiliated Greco-Roman imprint. Here he returns with a fresh full-length, Hyperphantasia, a set he describes as "unhinged, unrestrained, self-indulgent, bat-shit pop music from another dimension". Of course, Cutler's definition of 'pop' tends towards the 'hyper-pop' and vintage dance-pop end of the spectrum, with his usual sonic trademarks - attractive synth sounds, vibrant electronic colours, loved-up pads and so on - mingling and mixing with madcap rhythms, sub-heavy bass, UKG-goes-pop grooves, rainbow-coloured ambient soundscapes and all manner of references to the music of his youth (ie the 90s). It's pop, Jim, but not as we know it!