Zomby unveils second Cult Music release from unknowns Forever Forever and Prayer
The masked one introduces two mystery guests.
Zomby has unveiled the second release on his Cult Music imprint following the reissue of his now-classic Where Were U In ’92 LP.
Play Fights/The Two Halves is a split 12″ from Forever Forever and Prayer, two hitherto unknown names who we’d wager are on very close terms indeed with their enigmatic label boss.
The romantic A-side pairs fluttering drums with a vocal sample chopped and tweaked into a heartbroken whisper, while on the flip you get an eyes-down wander through syrupy ambient synth pads and echo chambered voices. If not from the same producer, they certainly sound very closely related. Hear snippets on Boomkat.
The 180g wax – mastered at Abbey Road – is out now, and includes a Cult Music sticker.
Zomby’s most recent album, With Love, came out on 4AD in June. Last month, Warp trio Darkstar released a pair of remix EPs featuring a dancefloor-oriented reimagining of ‘You Don’t Need A Weatherman’ credited to the mysterious Kollaps via Zomby and Cult Music.
