
Buzz Saw
Factory Floor return to Phantasy with âBuzz Sawâ, a driving new single that once more re-establishes the trio of Nik Colk Void, Gabe Gurnsey and Joe Ward as amongst the most vital forces in live electronic music.
Following on from 2025âs sold-out vinyl singles âBetween Youâ and âTell Meâ, the spacious groove of âBuzz Sawâ bridges the sharp, bracing synthesis of the bandâs origins in Londonâs post-industrial warehouse scene. Once again mixed by legendary engineer David Wrench (Daniel Avery, Floating Points), it captures the bandâs most dancefloor-forward instincts, recently rejuvenated via appearances at Berghain, festivals such as No Bounds and Simple Things, plus a headlining UK tour.
As before, Gurnseyâs peerless drum work - tracked in the studio by Stephen Morris of New Order - proves forceful and delicate in tandem with Wardâs percussion, encountering suspenseful breakdowns in the space between Voids enveloping basslines. In dreamlike accompaniment, Colk Voidâs own voice drifts serenely upwards, itself slowly consumed and obscured into the bandâs full-bodied electronic rush, which is also available here as a more minimal, no-less powerful dub version.
In sonic contrast, âGuitar_1342â finds the band experimenting in their starkest terms, stripped back of their luminescent flow and boldly reduced to an abrasive, dissonant guitar feedback.
Factory Floorâs âBuzz Sawâ is released via Phantasy in a risoprint sleeve.
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Factory Floor return to Phantasy with âBuzz Sawâ, a driving new single that once more re-establishes the trio of Nik Colk Void, Gabe Gurnsey and Joe Ward as amongst the most vital forces in live electronic music.
Following on from 2025âs sold-out vinyl singles âBetween Youâ and âTell Meâ, the spacious groove of âBuzz Sawâ bridges the sharp, bracing synthesis of the bandâs origins in Londonâs post-industrial warehouse scene. Once again mixed by legendary engineer David Wrench (Daniel Avery, Floating Points), it captures the bandâs most dancefloor-forward instincts, recently rejuvenated via appearances at Berghain, festivals such as No Bounds and Simple Things, plus a headlining UK tour.
As before, Gurnseyâs peerless drum work - tracked in the studio by Stephen Morris of New Order - proves forceful and delicate in tandem with Wardâs percussion, encountering suspenseful breakdowns in the space between Voids enveloping basslines. In dreamlike accompaniment, Colk Voidâs own voice drifts serenely upwards, itself slowly consumed and obscured into the bandâs full-bodied electronic rush, which is also available here as a more minimal, no-less powerful dub version.
In sonic contrast, âGuitar_1342â finds the band experimenting in their starkest terms, stripped back of their luminescent flow and boldly reduced to an abrasive, dissonant guitar feedback.
Factory Floorâs âBuzz Sawâ is released via Phantasy in a risoprint sleeve.












