Total Sellout CD

Uncanny Valley invite everyone to participate in some local music history with the focus on the past decade's output from one of the label's main artists. Before Robert 'Cuthead' Arnold became part of the Uncanny Valley family, he formed part of Kunst:stoff Breakz, another local collective that threw parties as well as issuing a series of free to download digital releases. Cuthead was responsible for a large majority of this output and Total Sellout sees the artist revisit this archive of material for a self curated retrospective. Some 18 tracks deep, the album really conveys the depth and breadth of Arnold's production capabilities, covering hip hop, dubstep, house music and all the sonic crevices inbetween,