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The best things in life aren't things...

A new album from The Cutler (The Best Things In Life Aren't Things) is coming soon.

"It's a really beautiful record that fuses a whole range of different sounds into a mellow quasi-electronic journey through hip IDM, raw funk, brooding electronica and jazzy guitar grooves. This particular cut (Sync Estate) is a straight up laid-back disco instrumental that works its ass off in the deep. These guys are a real breath of fresh air, highly recommend checking them out!" Disco Delicious

"I can't tell you much about the Cutler beyond what you can read on their website yourself, other than that their latest, The Best Things in Life Aren't Things, is a stone cold groove, baby. Jazzy/funky instruments, cymbal-ic percussion and Charlie Brown sounding vocal samples? Yes, please." Les Enfants Terribles

The Cutler is Steve Cobby and Pork, The Cutler is difficult to categorise... but certainly a lot fresher than the electronic tat pouring out of London. Read more about The Cutler

Hey, Rube!

Hey, Rube! is a collaboration between Stephen Mallinder and Steve Cobby, Sheffield meets Hull once again... Hey, Rube! started life as 'The Light Programme' contributing a mix to Billy Ray Martin's 'The Crackdown Project - Vol.2 - Darkness Restored', which was the legendary singer's homage to cult electro band Cabaret Voltaire. Stephen Mallinder founded the 'Cabs' in 1973. Read more about Hey, Rube!

BandCamp

Much of Steel Tiger music is now available to buy on BandCamp. BandCamp allows you to pay what you want for the music as long as your amount equals the minimum we have set - which is currently £5 pounds for an album and 50 pence for a single track. BandCamp also allows you to choose the quality and format of your download.

BandCamp links - The Cutler | J*S*T*A*R*S | JJ Fuchs | Peacecorps

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