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Birdsnake - Biofilter

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Mon 17 Nov 2025 to Sun 23 Nov 2025
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This week’s PBS Feature Album is Biofilter, the debut album from synth ambassadors Birdsnake.

Creating their own brand of psychedelic infused downtempo electronica, Birdsnake explore the line between digital and organic. Their debut longplay Biofilter is an aquatic themed exploration through their lens of electronica, filled with watery dubscapes, shimmering reverb, rolling layers of synths and organic percussion tinkling like shells on the ocean bed. With hints of throw-back '90s, atmospheric, trip-hop and forward focused electronica, the album both energises and soothes. 

Having met at music school, Birdsnake formed when after class jams became a regular occurrence. This improvised and relaxed sharing of ideas, with their love for synths and effects equipment, has informed the band’s sound. The focus on texture and feeling is an evident mantra for Birdsnake’s song writing, and Biofilter builds on this chemistry.

Tune in all this week to hear tracks from Biofilter. PBS Members have the chance to win a vinyl copy of the album - simply email your name and membership number to  before midnight Sunday November 23.

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TOP TRACKS WE'RE LOVING THIS WEEK

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Afro Gitano - 'The World Is Yours'

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Spawn - 'All Is Shiva'

Xani - 'Happy Endings (acoustic violin version)'

POD & Tamen - 'Mirrored'

Jack Harlon & The Dead Crows - 'Dave Is Done'

Jacky Winter - 'Exit Repeater'

Verb T - 'Distraction'

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