09/01/11 - New Amorphous demo on YouTube

All Watched Over by Machines of Loving Grace, "a new Amorphous song improvised and demoed for the VERY first time in rehearsals 2010 LIVE by the band".

This sees Amorphous moving further away from musicians curated by Brian and Gaz and into full band territory. A nice song that reminds a little of Osho from The Isness - lyrics seem unfinished, but it'll be interesting to hear how the song progresses if it appears on an album in the future...

01/01/11 - Happy birthday FSOL!

2011 marks twenty years of The Future Sound of London. The name first appeared back in 1991 as a production credit and tracks on the first two Pulse EPs, plus releases later in the year of Papua New Guinea and Accelerator. We'll hopefully be doing a few bits and bobs on the site throughout the year to celebrate the anniversary (and probably updating with Archive 6 and MPB3 soon...).

17/12/10 - Amorphous co-produce new Paul Weller album

Or some tracks from it, at least. See below...

21/11/10 - Lego Man

Lots of points to be won for the person who can work out what the hell this is

01/11/10 - Bubble 3 out now

A Monstrous Psychedelic Bubble Volume 3: The 3rd Ear is out today, with a little less fanfare than last year's EVENT OF THE YEAR-esque extravaganza. The disc can be bought from FSOLDigital, as well as your favourite corporate outlet.

28/10/10 - FSOLDigital revamp

28th October 2010 will forever go down as the day when I should have just waited and done one big news update in the evening.

FSOLDigital.com has been updated with what we're hoping will be a stable format. Looking shiny and lovely and new, and with a new login system for the shopping cart, it really makes me want to buy stuff I can't afford. Some of the records have lost their descriptions and A Tiny Point Of Light has disappeared for good now, but otherwise it's all there. The Pod Room isn't complete yet and the mixes will be up soon, but it's been put online now so people can take advantage of the MPB3: Third Ear pre-order, rather than putting all your hard-earned cash into the pockets of HMV or Amazon.

And because I'm not writing another entry today, here's an edit. Look! New Amorphous Androgynous official site. Not that there's much there...

28/10/10 - Amorphous Twitter

The Amorphous Androgynous seem to have all but abandoned the Murdoch Machine for good, not only providing updates via Facebook (see two entries below), but now Twitter, too.