Presenting the 4th album on S27 from London's prolific producer HATCH, this archive of tracks were created during the sessions that would become the "Writers Bench", "Arcanoid" and "Hatchism" albums. You could consider Archive as the "B-Sides" however we feel it easily holds its own as a standalone album.
ARCHIVE: VOL. II available at: section27.bandcamp.com/album/archive-vol-ii

Review by Pietro @ IglooMag
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At a surprising name your price offering, Archive: Vol. I is a worthwhile investment keeping underground musicians like HATCH (aka London’s prolific Eugene Rowlett) moving towards a mission to re-envision old-school bleep electronics.
The focused sound sculptor continues where previous albums left off—showcasing ten tracks that sputter and ricochet dense hip-hop, dub, drums, acid, and electro-techno structures. The creative flash back and forth between classic rave and high viscosity breaks sessions (ref. “First Time”and and “Blouse and Skirts”) to more laid back and chilled acidic pieces (ref. “Cool J” and “Rag It Up” ) and grit-infused vintage sounding electro (ref. “Let’s Rock,” “Fooligan,” “Church (version 2)”), HATCH lays it all out in a fluid and funky collection. Graffiti laden, rave blasted, breakbeat triggered and bass blistered thuds for the senses—Archive: Vol. I is the first volume of unearthed gems that hopefully means there will be more in the pipeline.