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# Boxcutter’s hosting new album Barry Lynn is one of **Planet Mu**'s most devoted musical offsprings. His first record on the effervescent staple appeared six years ago and over that time -- and with four PM albums under his belt, Lynn's sonic stamp has evolved from brooding IDM-inflected to 2-step driven rhythms to kosmische experiments and synth-laden, new agey territories so favoured by the new Northern American wave of musicians. The shift towards more esoteric sounds was already audible on his last Boxcutter LP ***The Dissolve*** and this has been even more pronounced on his debut album as The Host. Recorded on -- what else -- vintage synths, drum machines, with guitar and bass thrown in for good measure and coated with an ample amounts of reverb, The Host is a melancholic, glistening trip to the outer sonisphere with strategically placed 808 sounds as a subtle reference to Lynn's other alter ego. The Host's eponymous album is out on 20 March on Planet Mu. *Preview the four tracks off The Host below*:
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    text: '<p> Barry Lynn is one of <strong>Planet Mu</strong>&lsquo;s most devoted musical offsprings. His first record on the effervescent staple appeared six years ago and over that time &ndash; and with four PM albums under his belt, Lynn&rsquo;s sonic stamp has evolved from brooding IDM-inflected to 2-step driven rhythms to kosmische experiments and synth-laden, new agey territories so favoured by the new Northern American wave of musicians.</p><p>The shift towards more esoteric sounds was already audible on his last Boxcutter LP <em><strong>The Dissolve</strong></em> and this has been even more pronounced on his debut album as <strong>The Host. </strong>Recorded on &ndash; what else &ndash; vintage synths, drum machines, with guitar and bass thrown in for good measure and coated with an ample amounts of reverb, The Host is a melancholic, glistening trip to the outer sonisphere with strategically placed 808 sounds as a subtle reference to Lynn&rsquo;s other alter ego.</p><p>The Host&rsquo;s eponymous album is out on 20 March on Planet Mu.</p><p><em>Preview the four tracks off The Host below</em>:</p>'
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# Boxcutter’s hosting new album Barry Lynn is one of **Planet Mu**'s most devoted musical offsprings. His first record on the effervescent staple appeared six years ago and over that time -- and with four PM albums under his belt, Lynn's sonic stamp has evolved from brooding IDM-inflected to 2-s...