Ralph Cumbers introduces his third release of the year.

The producer known for his cross-genre club experiments as Bass Clef has expanded his already bustling 2014 schedule with the announcement of an LP for Mordant Music.

The cheerily titled Some Friends I Lost To Bedlam, Others I Abandoned will appear under Cumbers’ Some Truths alias, a name he’s previously reserved for modular synth-focused cassette releases.

According to the label, it sounds like “asylum limbo, psychotic sock draw [sic] and raving halfway-house”, while the track titles – ‘Music For Trepanning’, ‘Acid and Prozac’ – also suggest that mental health is a prevailing theme across the album.

The LP follows two recent EPs under his Bass Clef moniker – one for Bill Kouligas’ experimental haven PAN and another for London imprint Public Information – and a vinyl reissue of his Acid Tracts cassette.

Some Friends I Lost To Bedlam, Others I Abandoned There is out on April 7. [via RA]

Tracklist:

01 Too Much Bone In Your Skull
02 Quaalude And Fugue State
03 The Magpie On The Gallows
04 Music For Trepanning
05 Section 12(2)
06 Acid And Prozac
07 What Fresh Hell Is This?