m||m - m||m

GUPPY06 - part of HEMP022 - originally released by BumHong in 2006

Part of BumHong Series 1, a collection of quickly-recorded, pseudonymous, lo-fi EP's.

A bit of a throwback to glitchy 90's IDM style.

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Teflondong - Directional Headlight Jumper EP

GUPPY05 - Part of HEMP022 - originally released by BumHong in 2006

Part of BumHong Series 1, a collection of quickly-recorded, pseudonymous, lo-fi EP's.

Loud, abrasive, genre-hopping electronica. Any classification more specific just won't stick.

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Osos Del Sol - Masticate To Dominate

GUPPY04 - Part of HEMP022 - originally released by BumHong in 2006

Part of BumHong Series 1, a collection of quickly-recorded, pseudonymous, lo-fi EP's.

These "Bears of the Sun" will chew you up and spit you out.

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Billy Ocean (2) - Sea Breeze

GUPPY03 - Part of HEMP022 - originally released by BumHong in 2006

Part of BumHong Series 1, a collection of quickly-recorded, pseudonymous, lo-fi EP's.

This breeze is more like an Alberta Clipper. Ready your hot chocolate.

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Anal Snare Slayer - Anal Snare Slayer

GUPPY02 - Part of HEMP022 - originally released by BumHong in 2006

Part of BumHong Series 1, a collection of quickly-recorded, pseudonymous, lo-fi EP's.

Breakcore can has death. No, wait. Strike that. Reverse it.

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Gabba Roslin - Children in Need... of Gabba Kycks

GUPPY01 - Part of HEMP022 - originally released by BumHong in 2006

Part of BumHong Series 1, a collection of quickly-recorded, pseudonymous, lo-fi EP's.

Toto, I don't think we're in Rotterdam anymore.

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Various Artists - Who Killed BumHong?

HEMP012 - originally physically released in 2006 by BumHong as GUPPYCD01

From the original liner notes:

This audio presentation was realised in one weekend, upon the discovery that BumHong, to quote DJ Jayfive, master of ceremonies, keeper of the sacred DJ knowledge, "wasn't a label, it was a prank." Thank you to Jayfive for his insight in removing all BumHong releases from Discogs. This one's for you!

Editor's note:

Jayfive and BumHong have kissed and made up since this release. In fact, Jayfive himself added BumHong's releases back to Discogs.

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