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Since releasing a track on the RND_0.34873349921 compilation on the Pause_2 label, Maps and Diagrams has released music on the following labels, as well as appearing on the John Peel (Rip) radio show amongst other radio and online mixes and broadcasts; Time Released Sound Nomadic Kids Republic Yuki Yaki Tundra Music Static Caravan Expanding Records Arable Records Ak Duck Awkward Silence Recordings Moamoo Unlabel Smallfish Handstitched* Recordings Neo Ouija Capsule Toytronic Sutemos Gonzo Circus Symbolic Interaction Nexsound Skyapnea Kreislauf Amp Bit If Go Recordings. Apart from releasing music on these great labels Maps and Diagrams also co-runs Cactus Island Recordings...

Kevin Cervera http://hexagrams.bandcamp.com/ .

Love of Diagrams is an indie rock band from Melbourne, Australia, formed in 2001. Their sound is characterized by a mix of energetic drumming, angular guitar and bass riffs, and call-and-response vocals. Their sound is notably influenced by New York No Wave and UK post punk. Love of Diagrams began as a band back in early 2001 and quickly cemented their place as a live sensation amongst the Australian music scene. In 2003 they released their debut album, The Target Is You, on Melbourne-based Unstable Ape Records, which received much critical acclaim. They then played an extensive tour throughout Europe...

The sound itself is a ritual, which enables one to gain insights to the heart of the Great Hologram. ...bodies, spirits and elementals may remain unseen, but not un-sensed. Their presence is felt through the ambiguous, long, unbroken orchestrations of drone – which form a radiant, holographic path leading to loss of self-consciousness... Aural Holograms – born after the proto-vibration, resurrected after aeons and finally finding its embodiment in 2006 – is a group that focuses on fieldwork, aural excavations, conservation and embalmment of the archaic environmental pulsations and long forgotten atavistic forces lingering in the sub-mental states of All...

When songwriter and producer Sam Genders last donned his Diagrams hat, captive listeners found themselves truly stunned by the Streatham Hill artist’s imaginative and inventive arrangements that made up 2012's debut album Black Light. Having now upped sticks from his London lodgings and settled in Sheffield with a new lease of life and wife, fresh pastures and friendships are what form the heart of Diagrams’ brand new album Chromatics. “Relationships are a constant thread. In all their frustrating, exciting, mundane, beautiful, wonderful, sexy, scary glory,” reveals Genders of the album’s themes. “And there's lots of hope in the songs. They...