So you can now get “Sterling Heights” from Juno Download. It’s a huge slice of warped, bass-heavy, broken electronica from Tandy Ramraid – a brand reserved especially for the darkest, most 2AM-centric cuts exiting the Bomb Shop studios.

Look out for those falling subs, and watch the hands go up when the pads drop…

We know you want it. You know you want it. Buy the box!

We’ve released some pretty special things over the last year, from Ambrosia(@)’s hand-made, 100% individual tapes to Rough Fields’ acclaimed series of EP’s.

While stocks last, you can get the lot for £30! Just go to any product page on the site (like here for example) and find the £30 bundle under the tracklist. It contains:

Rough Fields – The Harbour Wall (Cassette)
Rough Fields – You as You (Cassette)
Rough Fields – Watery Fable (7″)
Ambrosia(@) – Cordially Yours (Cassette)
Ambrosia(@) – Hysteria Siberiana (Cassette/Polaroid)
Fierce County – The Woodsman EP (Cassette)

You also get download codes with every tape. Get in there fast – most of the tapes are almost gone.

We’re delighted to announce that Rough Fields has been featured in the estimable Clash Magazine‘s list of “Ones to watch” for 2012. What does this mean? Well, it means Clash have their heads screwed on right, for a start. With the Rough Fields album due for release in March, things are looking rosy.

In addition to the big-up, Clash have included Rough Fields’ track “The Harbour Wall” on their Cross Section download album, which you can grab absolutely free here.

Well, the season is upon us and we’re closing up for the holidays. Ales, slippers, pies, paper hats, and ferocious noise versions of Christmas songs: check. Just in case you’re lacking the last thing in that list, here’s an early Christmas gift from Ambrosia(@)…

Ambrosia(@) – Silent Night

We’ve got some very exciting stuff planned for early 2012 – the Rough Fields album (finally!), and the first release on our label by the amazing Pairs from Shanghai. Not to mention a photobook from Sarah Faraday, and some new Ambrosia(@) remixes!

Have a very, very merry Christmas and a splendid New Year. See you on the other side!

Rough Fields appeared on Dom Servini’s Unheard Radio show on Monday for a chat about past, present and future projects, a mini DJ mix and an extended loops-out-of-control solo live performance of “Behave”, from the Harbour Wall EP.

Check the show out here.

Noise-folk duo Ambrosia(@) have emerged from the studio (or wherever it is they go to make this stuff) with a brand new three track EP named “Hysteria Siberiana”. Fans of the last release, “Cordially Yours”, will be pleased to hear that the new tape develops the harmonic noise aspects of the previous burst, with great results.

The three tracker is set for release on the 28th November on chrome cassette, in an evidence bag, each copy complete with a 100% original Sarah Faraday polaroid.

Foxy Digitalis is the webzine founded by Brad and Eden Rose on the back of the really quite seminal Digitalis label. The imprint has ponied up some remarkable music over the last almost-decade, including work by Lawrence English, Dylan Ettinger and Motion Sickness of Time Travel amongst many, many others.

So yeah, thay’ve got a webzine, and on that webzine they’ve got a writer chap called Steve Dewhurst who, it transpires, is a top drawer gent. Here’s a Bomb Shop label feature he put together:

www.foxydigitalis.com/foxyd/?p=15973

In the run up to the release of “The Harbour Wall” this month, US online mag The 405 held a rather nice interview with Rough Fields. Influences, drinking, mild schizophrenia, the problems of live loops, rural yearnings and making sense – it’s all in there. There’s an exclusive stream of the lead track from the EP, too. Which is nice.

Check it out here.