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Nine Inch Nails have announced their forthcoming American tour with support from two of our artists, Gabe Gurnsey and Daniel Avery. 14/10 – New York, NY @ Radio City Music Hall [w/ Daniel Avery]19/10 – Boston, MA @ Boch Center [w/ Daniel Avery]20/10 – Boston, MA @ Boch Center [w/ Daniel Avery]22/10 – Detroit, MI @ Fox Theater [w/ Gabe Gurnsey]23/10 – Detroit, MI @ Fox Theater [w/ Gabe Gurnsey]25/10 – Chicago, IL @ Aragon Ballroom [w/ Gabe Gurnsey]27/11 – Irving, TX @ The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory [w/ Daniel Avery]28/11 – Irving, TX @ The Pavilion at Toyota...

Complimenting the long-awaited release of his sophomore LP, Song for Alpha, Daniel Avery presents the Projector EP along with a striking, monochromatic video for EP track ‘Glass’, directed by Tom Andrew & Sam Davis and filmed at the London producer’s recent sold out all night long date at London’s historic York Hall. Taking its title from one of the album’s spectral highlights, the EP’s additional trio of original productions expands on Avery’s regenerated sonic vision. Leaning further towards the rhythmic and propulsive intent behind his recent, marathon DJ sets, the record serves to delve further still into his unfolding, ever-deepening...

Mike Simonetti was perhaps briefly defined by the rich, romantic nu-Italo sound he championed alongside his former creative partner, Johnny Jewel, over the course of their Italians Do It Better label. The style had enormous appeal even beyond the dancefloors it sent into a refreshing slow-motion, reaching a cultural zenith when it hugely influenced the soundtrack to Nicolas Winding Refn’s 2011 film Drive, a cult hit that followed suit in capturing mainstream attention. In the wake of this success, Simonetti and Jewel’s relationship waned, culminating in a tetchy Twitter call-out.Since then, Simonetti has been as quietly prolific as ever with...

We are proud to announce the next album on Phantasy will be from Factory Floor's Gabe Gurnsey. He releases his debut solo album, Physical, on 3rd August. Today he shares the album’s opening track, ‘Ultra Clear Sound’, explaining: "I wanted to write a track that represents the addiction to bypassing reality through technology and nightclubbing, into a future virtual world paradise. An anthem for escapism." Listen to ‘Ultra Clear Sound’ below and pre-order the album HERE If you want to know what Gabe Gurnsey’s debut LP sounds like, the first thing you should do is put aside Factory Floor, the group he co-founded 13...