Late Set by Dark Network
One of the most eagerly awaited releases in Australian electronic music of the early 2000s, Clan Analogue Recordings presents Late Set, the debut album from Dark Network.
Dark Network is a collaboration between Bo Daley and Tim O’Loghlin, who have been working together in various musical incarnations since 1994. Having also worked in seminal outfits such as Critical Frequency, Clone, Terry Nation and Suspect, Dark Network have an impressive history in Australian electronic music. Together they compose seductive lo-fi electronic improvisation pieces based around a hub of rare and remarkable analogue machines.
The Dark Network sound is built on hypnotic rhythms and delicate, weaving harmonies. Their debut album Late Set features recordings from long improvisation sessions in chill-out rooms, warehouse parties, trendy nightclubs and inner-city lounge rooms across Australia.
“Relentless grooves that gather loops and haunted frequencies, propelling the listener along”
The Australian
“Some truly remarkable spaced-out dubbed-up electro tunes; a gorgeously funky and atmospheric downtempo set”
Inpress Magazine
“Some deep late-night totally cunted shit. Nice”
Lucky Magazine
Credits
Dark Network is Tim O'Loghlin, Bo Daley and several tons of analogue.
Design by Shaw Cunningham.
Mastered by Francois Tetaz at Moose Mastering.
License
All rights reserved.
The Clan Analogue collective was started in Sydney, Australia, in 1992 by a small group of people who were interested and active in electronic sound. Largely fuelled by the sore lack of live venues in Australia for electronic music and a lack of options for releasing recorded material, Clan Analogue was born out of necessity.