Wild & Wonderful by Bary Center

Some kind words by former Inverted Audio editor Baptiste Girou --

"Eight cuts that merge the infectious weirdness of AFX's elastic bounce with skank-oozin' dubs, throbbing electronics and post-balearic riffs straight out of a Gigi Masin-esque daydream. Bary Center weaves a hybrid narrative arc that sweeps the spectrum from dystopian garbage, as inspired by our reality-TV-soaked era, towards its own self-established standards of happy screw-it-all'ism.

The frantic, Warp-compatible 'Concealed Plans Dub' gets the ball rolling on a hectic note - fusing the uptempo madness of a jelly-fleshed Rubber Johnny with sun-streaked pads and '90s-grown broken beat. Untrue to its name, 'Forever In The Pit' is a gentle-minded, verbed-out ballad across further spacious spheres, whilst 'Flavor Overload' confidently ups the ante with a meshwork of liquid bass, sizzling synthery and tape-echoed puddles of sound to quench your thirst for realer old-school UK vibrations.

Squelchy basement creeper 'Questions and Doubts' casts an ominous spell on its listener, patiently hovering in search for an opportunity target.'Piano Break' swings the pendulum between spaced-out electronica and waves of rattling percussion on steroids, before 'Who Does What' ushers us into a mirror hall of arpeggiated keys and soothing minimal chimes. Burning with a nostalgic fire, the evocatively nuanced 'Failure and Forgiveness' sounds precisely like the brainchild of Gold Panda and Kieran Hebden's solar-powered blends. The reggaean ear-candy 'Training Dub' rounds off the package in a vibey fashion, sure to heal the last bits of soreness of our old, world-weary arses and beam us to the dreamzone."

Mark Williams has been an active artist since 2002, playing in many bands and touring the USA extensively.

His solo electronic project Bary Center began in 2011