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Phenomenon (Patreon)

Published:
2025-09-19 17:36:45
Edited:
2025-09-22 03:11:23
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2025-09
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I haven't released any tracks here on Bandcamp in a long time, and that's about to change today. I've got four new tracks for you, all Drum'n'Bass, and they're all pretty groovy, funky, and minimal. The spark was definitely the Funk Phenomenon track with Auralbee, and I just got inspired to update three more tunes and throw them onto the album or EP. I hope you like it! Feel free to drop a comment here, maybe leave a review, or just keep on browsing. The Bitwi Project Files are available on here today or tomorrow, if you're interested. Here are a few Bandcamp codes. (I need to code a bandcamp code dispenser soon):

Try out my new Dispenser: 👉 https://polarity.productions/dispenser/

go to the Website

login via patreon (top right)

the website should give you a bandcamp code

use the code on bandcamp

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Phenomenon, by Polarity

Phenomenon by Polarity, released 19 September 2025 1. Polarity & Auralbee - Funk Phenomenon 2. China Noodles 3. Stasis 4. Fear I haven't released any tracks here on Bandcamp in a long time, and that's about to change today. I've got four new tracks for you, all Drum'n'Bass, and they're all pretty groovy, funky, and minimal.

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Paterfiets

uue2-jhf7 🙏 Some additional information for who is interested: The earliest known noodles were found in China, with a 4,000-year-old bowl of millet noodles discovered at the Lajia archaeological site in 2005, predating any other noodle evidence. While noodles were also likely developed independently in other regions, such as the Middle East and eventually Italy, the archaeological evidence firmly points to the oldest noodles originating in China. Evidence for Chinese Origin The Lajia Discovery: In 2005, archaeologists unearthed a 4,000-year-old bowl containing preserved millet noodles at the Lajia site in China. This find demonstrates that noodles were being made in China long before wheat was a common grain in the region, as these were made from millet. Written Records: Ancient Chinese texts, such as records from the Han Dynasty (c. 206 BCE–220 CE), describe the process of making noodles from various grains, further supporting a long history of noodle-making in China. Independent Development in Other Regions The Middle East: Middle Eastern regions also developed their own forms of pasta after the 5th century, and this development may have later influenced other parts of the world, including Europe. Italy: Pasta's origins in Italy are also debated, but the consensus is that it likely developed independently in different places. While the story of Marco Polo bringing noodles from China is a myth, the practice of making noodles was likely present in Italy before his time, possibly through the Silk Road trade or independent creation. Conclusion While it's possible that similar dishes were invented independently in other parts of the world, the oldest discovered examples of noodles come from China. The concept of noodles is simple enough that it could have emerged simultaneously in different places, but the archaeological findings at Lajia solidify China's role as the origin point for the first known noodles. 😎

Peter Mican

Used the code cyax-yajk Thank you very much. Have a great day....

Koz Myk

I did, I went and used a code ... v56d-keev

Alister

8lyr-5jun used

Ruben VL

785v-j29a used

Lakyn

used v5un-x8j4, danke! :)

Alex Sychov

gea5-yyxg - used. Thanks

dAb

Thank you, very kind

Ewen McNeill

Thank you for the music! I used code t7f9-ufm3, and it seemed like the codes after it from the original email (tmdu-em9s, 28qv-utgl) had also already been used. (I started trying at the end of the emailed list, so I don’t know about earlier codes.) Ewen

Steve Betteridge

Hey Rob, I think all those codes are used up...

splitrock

Used kvd2-5j6s - thanks!

Symb1ant

Used y4ya-bt5j thank you :)

Skippie

used au3j-gqxn ;Big thanks Robert, absolute fantastic production... sitting here listening and getting ghoosebumps :):)

isobrown

no more active codes !

Colognialist

the track with aural bee is really a masterpiece - I like the funky vibes with your DnB. High experienced piece of music art. Don't need a code. I'll buy it - as a gesture of thanks

hans

good stuff