Audio Schematics are big fans of Tom and Ed's work and rate them as one of their influences. Push the button is a fantastic album, they have come a long way since Tom's harpoon EP.



Audio Schematics release their debut EP - Yesterday's Tomorrow



"The title track kicks off the EP with an unrelenting audio assault; a combination of original solid breakbeats with intensely menacing riffs and sounds. All this is underpinned with an electro inspired foundation with two smooth alternating bass-lines. The carefully placed short mechanised vocal works effectively to enhance the slick flow of this mind-blowing track."



For more info and to buy the EP visit: www.viralwaxrecordings.com



for audio previews : http://www.viralwaxr...s.com/audio.htm

yeh u can def hear the chems influence in your work - a little too musch for me



your website looks cool though, very professional. id steer away from all that 'leaders in your field' bobbins though, sounds a bit, well, wanky.



oh yeh, thers a thread for this sort of stuff- right at the top called 'post your music here' - not hard to miss!!

cheers mipps

these boys have been busy!!



http://forum.midiadd...wforum.php?f=15



love the way they personalise it for the chems site haha

Thanks for the feedback.



We have made ammendments to the website with this is mind.



Audio Schematics are big fans of The Prodigy, Chemical Brothers, Orbital, UNKLE, DJ Shadow, Underworld, Massive Attack, David Holmes, RJD2, Tricky and Leftfield, to name but a few. The duo also draw influence from old school hip-hop, funk, dub and ragga, plus early pioneering electronic musicians and film soundtrackers such as Ennio Morricone, Giorgio Moroder, Jeff Waynes, Jean Michel Jarre and Mike Oldfield.



Cheers,



Richie

Label Co-ordinator

Viral Wax Recordings

www.viralwaxrecordings.com