Self described as "earth's penultimate sonic ensemble of one", Gareth Pemberton is a Hamilton (NZ)-based producer who
releases music under the name of Terrorball. I’ve blogged about him previously on everythingsgonegreen. I really don’t know a lot about him, but he appears to be on
some sort of relentless and unrepentant mission to bring disco back out of the
closet, with the vast majority of his work having a distinctly old school retro-funk
flavour to it. At last count, Terrorball had nine albums available as
name-your-price downloads on Bandcamp, all released post-2011, with his latest
work, the cold war-themed How I Learned To Stop Worrying, officially hitting cyberspace earlier
this week … although regular followers of his work (on Soundcloud) will know
that Pemberton tends to (advance) drip feed tracks at a fairly prolific rate, so much of this has been available for a while. Quite possibly the best thing to come out of the ‘Tron since, since, um, that last good thing, that other time.
You can stream or download How I Learned To Stop Worrying below:
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