Add to playlist: the seance-worthy dancefloor music of Miles J Paralysis and the week’s best new tracks

By Safi Bugel, Ben Beaumont-Thomas and Laura Snapes•The Guardian Music

The enigmatic Bradford producer is moving into eerie new territory informed by folklore and delivered with a tangibly menacing low endFrom Bradford, UKRecommended if you like Adrian Sherwood, Kris Baha, Guerilla Welfare Up next New EP Don’t Forget the Ritual released on 28 FebruaryMiles J Paralysis maintains a low profile, with just a handful of releases available on Bandcamp and a sparse, faceless Instagram presence. The enigma suits the music he has been making and sharing under the alias since early last year: dark, dubby and complete with obscure vocal samples and titles such as Always Liked Scarecrows and Cursed Moor. Continue reading...

The enigmatic Bradford producer is moving into eerie new territory informed by folklore and delivered with a tangibly menacing low end

From Bradford, UK
Recommended if you like Adrian Sherwood, Kris Baha, Guerilla Welfare
Up next New EP Don’t Forget the Ritual released on 28 February

Miles J Paralysis maintains a low profile, with just a handful of releases available on Bandcamp and a sparse, faceless Instagram presence. The enigma suits the music he has been making and sharing under the alias since early last year: dark, dubby and complete with obscure vocal samples and titles such as Always Liked Scarecrows and Cursed Moor.

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