Release Date: 28.10.08

Scatterpopia LP
01. Yellow, Orange, & Red Lightning
02. Tumbling Towards - wet interlude
03. The Turntable Forest
04. Bits Unknown
05. Whispering Through Windows feat. Sarah Sayeed
06. Chased & Confused
07. Knock, Knock, Knock, Knock, Knock - dry interlude
08. Broken Toy feat. Colin Fisher
09. Brightside Bounce
10. A Matter of Time
11. Yopo's Secret Recipe
12. The Tiniest Spy feat. Laura Barrett
13. Sunset Sorcery
14. Twilight Harvest feat. Ghislain Poirier
15. Just A Sip
16. Dodging Droplets

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"Mangling the listener’s preconceptions" OKAYPLAYER

"A great album" URB

"One of the years finer discoveries" NOW

"This album deserves several sit-throughs" SOUNDPROOF

Release Date: 04.03.08

The Tiniest Spy 12"
A1. The Tiniest Spy
A2. Instrumental
A3. A capella
A4. Bonus Bits
B1. A Matter of Time
B2. Murr Remix
B3. Circle Research Remix

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"The centerpiece of the 12–inch is “The Tiniest Spy”, a
wrangling beast of a song...one derived from a complete reworking of what pop music is supposed to represent. It’s exciting, darkly catchy and eccentric." The View

Release Date: 25.12.06

Return of the Lost Files
1. A 14 minute "Audio Film" starring iNSiDEaMiND with featured collaborations by Colin Fisher (saxophone), Jason Hammer (upright bass), DJ Veteran (turntables), and John Kameel Farah (piano/electronics).

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After the world release of the debut 7 song EP "FragMental", iaM followed it up with a downloadable soundtrack. A gift from the soul of the turntable composed using outakes from the FragMental EP and rare live clips from the secret iAM vaults!

Release Date: 04.11.06

FragMental EP
1. Right this way
2. Laughing Life
3. Bee love
4. Twinkle twinkle
5. "What's your excuse for being late"
6. April to August
7. Waking up

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- "4.5 out of 5" Jive Magazine

- "The beats and arrangements are fresh, inventive and expressive with weird, obscure samples and some unconventional scratches" SoundProof Magazine

- "It hearkens back to early Mo' Wax productions while hinting at an equally noir, turntable-centric future." EYE