In the late 1990s Cursor Miner's first computer based creations came to the attention of esteemed techno funk pioneer Si Begg, who released a number of tracks on his Noodles imprint. At around this time Rob's long time friend Kone-R kicked off his label Uncharted Audio by releasing a Cursor Miner EP 'Thismansadventure'. Cursor's first album 'Explosive Piece of Mind' was released in 2002 on Lo Recordings - a wild mixture of Beck, Bowie and Depeche Mode style songwriting, twisted beats and Autechre style noise excursions, this album bridged the divide between the dancefloor and the messed up innards of Rob Tubb's own mind.
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The Album Requires Attention (+Video)
is featured in Update #044:
Essential 2010 Albums Now On Sale
We wish you an amazing 2011! To start the celebrations we have compiled 200 of our favourite albums of 2010 for our biggest ever New Year Sale!
From today on until January 16 all selected albums will be available for a special price - including many of the more...
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The Album Requires Attention (+Video)
is featured in Update #041:
Magda, Martyn, Modeselektor
Compilations have been the big thing this November, and no matter whether your poison's techno, dubstep, juke, or hip-hop, this month had something in store for you: Ostgut Ton's 'Fünf', Modeselektor's 'Modeselektion', Ghettophiles 'Overkill' and Listen Up's more...
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This Video is featured in Feature #120:
New Album and Video on Uncharted Audio
Quite certainly one of the UK's most eccentric electronic pop music artists, Cursor Miner returns with his fourth album, 'Requires Attention'. Rob Tubb's idiosyncratic output on Lo Recordings, such as his previous full-length 'Danceflaw' from 2006, might have more...
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The Album Requires Attention (+Video)
was reviewed:
The fourth album to emerge from Chichester's Rob Tubb, as typically eccentric and flamboyant as you would expect from this one-man tornado. Stylistically snatching at dubstep, electro, IDM and industrial and landing in a world of absurd twisted pop, it's a difficult album to ignore!|
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