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yosoyunotrotú – Supranaturalis

yosoyunotrotú – Supranaturalis
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yosoyunotrotú

“Supranaturalis”

yosoyunotrotu new effort is a collaboration of three artists: quetzal contla |mexico| & krzysztof polaczenko |poland| & manuel escamilla |mexico|. this time project was inspired by the supernatural, strange activities of world and human. again music was made by showing no boundaries. every track is a story with different mood and genere. concept of each song was modified by all project members, trio fully worked on a whole album. we hope to invite more and more artists to next project works.
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posted 04 June 2012

various artists – murk academy

various artists – murk academy
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various artists

“murk academy”

desperation and fear chase us along the way and manage to catch every now and then. those moments come, when you look through objects and people, your thoughts are lost somewhere in between dense thickets of previous life experiences. devastating inertia drives you jaded and weary. comfort is found alongside horror, anguish and stillness. rest your thoughts peacefully and let music heal you into calm acceptance of you being a part of this academy of wandering souls.
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posted 31 May 2012

V.A. – Another Day, Another Way

V.A. – Another Day, Another Way
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V.A.

“Another Day, Another Way”

To celebrate fifty releases on No-Source Netlabel, we’ve compiled a new compilation consisting on No-Source artists, exclusive tracks, and upcoming bands from the net scene. “Another Day, Another Way” really shows off the sound that is No-Source, with quieter, acoustic driven music, and a good dose of electronics.

 

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posted 12 May 2012

Tardiss – Mold and Moisture

Tardiss – Mold and Moisture
[NS049]

Tardiss

“Mold and Moisture”

Mold and Moisture, the fourth release by Tardiss on No-Source Netlabel is a trip back in time. These nine tracks make up a collection of early works recorded between 2002 and 2004. What we see here is the beginnings of a sound that Tardiss has gone on to shape into their definitive style. It is a decidedly more electronic and experimental album than the previous Tardiss records. There are still those nostalgia tendencies that peak from time to time. The album kicks off with “The Sandbox”. Samples of waves wash into IDM beats and sparse melodies. “Mid Lake Left”, recalls the track title Left Side Drive by Boards of Canada. Mid Lake Left was recorded a year or two before the Boards of Canada track and delivers more of an early Squarepusher vibe. “Harmonic Mist Figure” is a beautiful two minutes of haunting, beat-less ambient music. “Smoothie’s Loop”, though a bit more spastic, uses some modern Tardiss compositional techniques. “Pneumonia, I Own Ya” has a more of a lounge vibe, recalling Irresistible Force (one of Mix Master Morris’ aliases). The album closes with “Come Get It”, a twelve minute electronic, lounge rock freakout. This description makes sense when you get to the epic synth solo at six minutes in. Over the years, these early works have held up. The lo-fi attitude just makes them feel even more like a musty photograph collecting mold and moisture.
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posted 29 April 2012

E(N)Dless Mix

E(N)Dless Mix

Substak

“JGekko in Spirals´Substak – E(N)Dless Mix”

Tracklist

1.Chill-out police departement (JGekko wake-up remix)
2.Ambient circles 1
3.HOMEO-STASIS – The atomic age (JGekko Rework)
4.Next basic channel
5.A short train – (My Brain hurts rmx)
6.DarkGekko – The Dark Channel
7.The asterisk pieces (unmastered bass version)
8.DarkGekko – Spiral Channel

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posted 27 April 2012

PiXtar – Reflection

PiXtar – Reflection
[MIXG027]

PiXtar

“Reflection”

PiXtar is back with his fourth album. That’s right. Describing sound in multimedia era is kinda tedios and absolutely useless work. But we need to write something about it, don’t we? Our regular followers could notice that PiXtar’s tracks have a complicated multilayered structure with many little details all over the room and on the other hand there are pretty rhytmic commonly acceptable grooves. This album has rather ‘mainstream’ than ‘underground’ flavour. The sound is cool and solid as usual, less IDM more electro and breakbeat with a slight reminiscence of retro electronica. After all since the myth about always young and always progressive electronic music had busted we are sentenced to retro. This album description is over. It’s time to listen to the MUSIC.
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posted 19 April 2012

Fighting Lion – Sparkling Days, Sparkling Nights EP

Fighting Lion – Sparkling Days, Sparkling Nights EP
[NS048]

Fighting Lion

“Sparkling Days, Sparkling Nights EP”

Fighting Lion returns with his new EP, “Sparkling Days, Sparkling Nights”. This is the followup (both sequentially and musically) to last year’s “When I see the fallen leaves turning red by the setting sun my heart is overwhelmed EP”. This is where we see Álvaro Menéndez grow as a musician, develop, and refine the sound that is Fighting Lion. The backbone of this EP is still the ukulele, playing Beirut inspired Balkan rhythms over the course of six colorful instrumentals. “Old Floorboards” finds strong melody from layering the ukulele. “Setting Sun” almost starts on the same foot, until a glockenspiel comes in. Adding new instruments is what differentiates this release from the previous. “Morning Fog” is a calm, plucked number beginning with a short melodica solo, a fog horn before the morning clears the skies. “Distant View”, another ukulele and glockenspiel piece, brings in minimal percussion. Each piece paints a vivid picture such as “Grass Mountain”, is a strolls upon a summer knoll. The album closes with “Summer Night Breeze”, a quiet, minimal lullaby. Ten minutes of beautiful music will need to hold us over until the Fighting Lion release. As always, can’t wait.
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posted 04 April 2012

Fires Were Shot – Maritime

Fires Were Shot – Maritime
[NS047]

Fires Were Shot

“Maritime”

Fires Were Shot are an amazing instrumental duo from Texas, United States. Their sound can be categorized as textural, guitar driven ambient music. No-Source Netlabel is excited to debut Fires Were Shot’s long-form single, “Maritime” to the world. Fans of Cheer, talkingmakesnosense, or Brian McBride (of Stars of the Lid) will instantly fall in love with the sound of Fires Were Shot. Maritime, at over twenty eight minutes, takes you on a journey out to sea and back. Field recordings of the ocean are quickly engulfed by layer upon layer of guitar drones, delay and plucking. While out in the waters surrounded by the deep, you find yourself at last. This is melodic acoustic drone that should be held up right next to the very best.
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posted 17 March 2012

Alexander Chereshnev – Unremembered Stardust

Alexander Chereshnev – Unremembered Stardust
[MIXG026]

Alexander Chereshnev

“Unremembered Stardust”

Alexander Chereshnev shares this EP that consists of 4 melancholic tracks full of ambience. 3 tracks contain vocal parts by artists from great CCmixter community: MiElle, Adisa McKenzie and SackJo22 – each one is in different language. Calm atmospheric music with romantic lyrics and nostalgic feelings.
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posted 26 February 2012

Sekotis – Picture puzzle pattern door

Sekotis – Picture puzzle pattern door
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Sekotis

“Picture puzzle pattern door”

Tom Stokes returns with another Sekotis album on No-Source. “Picture puzzle pattern door” further melds the worlds of IDM and Post Rock. The track “Rivers & Mountains” sparks the album into existence with very little electronics. The piece is comprised almost entirely of cleverly layered guitar work. The second track, “The suns that teach the sky to dance” juxtaposes playful electronic melodies with distorted glitch beats. Definitely a nod to Aphex Twin. “Freedoms eroded” is the first track on the album that really mixes everything together into something that can only be described as Post Rock IDM. A sampled voice shouts “I will make you understand” as Sekotis presents his distinct sound. “Eldhraun”, the final track on the album, is over ten minutes of slow burning goodness. Drones, percussive melodies, and shimmering synths ebb and flow into an aural bliss.. Vocal on tracks 2 & 4 by Lucy Nickholds. Design & art by Mike Kram.
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posted 11 February 2012

Mix

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Knolios

“Deep-X Recordings-Mix”

01-Artem Folevski-Sounds Of Maya
02-Mark Meino-Galucinaci
03-Mr.Dee-Mikki Original Mix
04-Alex Shnur-Meduse Fcode Remix
05-Leipzig-Dirty Falcotta
06-Albert Koall-Minimal Strike
07-Komponente-Insekt
08-NepTuna-Tech Memoirs V.1
09-Psycho Cowboys-Sick
10-Olympic Smoker-Braintrash
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posted 05 February 2012

Mark Ge – Your Blues Are Rough

Mark Ge – Your Blues Are Rough
lofi – acoustic – indie
[NS044]

Mark Ge

“Your Blues Are Rough”

No-Source is pleased to ring in the New Year and embrace 2012 with a release from Mark Ge. Mark Ge is a musician and writer from the North-Eastern United States. His first EP includes a collection of lo-fi bedroom recordings and one studio recording. Most of “Your Blues Are Rough” is just Mark Ge singing and playing guitar. The lo-fi quality really brings the listener and these tracks to a more intimate setting. “Brother” and “The Other Side” share a similar aural joy found in early tape recordings from the Mountain Goats. “Stephanie” on the other hand is eerily similar to Casiotone For The Painfully Alone with drum machine and simple synth melodies. “The Road”, the only studio recording on this release, sees a more polished sound and additional instrumentation from Mark. Additional production on tracks 1-3,5-6 by Tim Dwyer.
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posted 16 January 2012