Never Ending Similarities vinyl

In addition to his role curating some killer anonymous tackle on the fledgling Take The Elevator label, Bristol based producer Marco Bernardi has been keeping up a envious rate of production output with this debut slab for Harbour City Sorrow a third release of the year thus far. Already a regular contributor to parent label Frustrated Funk, Bernardi brings a similar level of hardware driven emotion to Never Ending Similarities, with a warmth and intricacy to both lead track "Interfusion Biamp" and the title cut that few can match. Bernardi completists will reveal in the presence of "Demonia" on vinyl for the first time, having first been released on the digital version of Switches, Drawers and Washing Machines, his 2009 album for Frustrated Funk.