Over the past decade, we’ve seen this musical UFO pass by on a Chicago house label (Mathematics Recordings), on the ParisHQ compilation covering Julien Clerc in an 8bit version, and even on a breakcore label (Berzerk Produkts) remixing Franky Vincent!
We also owe him must-see video games such as Ours en Slip Simulator and Blektre (a real-life simulator)…We get it, Charles Torris is a geek, a comprehensive and prolific artist who likes to cultivate paradoxes.
In this album, you will find his sub-realist poetry, where dark – and sometimes coarse – humor slices with a sober, sensitive, and melancholic music. In his displaced universe, synthesizers and “old-style” rhythm boxes draw landscapes with neon lights, cellophane clouds, and the silicone architecture of a future as fascinating as it is troubling.
His sonorities may evoke Detroit’s techno, cold wave, and even the IDM of a DMX Krew. But as the artist says himself – and as the piece Nouvel Évier shows – “If Kraftwerk or Dopplereffekt were French, their balls would spill out from their dirty kangaroo underwear…”
This album deserved a case fit for its preciousness, thus it is presented in a folded LP sleeve decorated with a superb illustration, along with a drawing, cards, a badge, and a sticker, all created by Élise Kobisch-Miana.
Let it be known: this album by Le Matin is to French chanson what sausage is to sauerkraut: indispensable!
“Le Martin”, Da ! Heard It Records’ 27th release is distributed under a Creative Commons BY-NC-ND license. The album
may be listened to and downloaded at the following address:http://www.daheardit-records.net/en/discography/dhr-27
TRACKLIST:
01. Holocaos – Inside (6:36)
02. Holocaos – Lostanswerstounknownquestions (6:54)
03. Holocaos & Eletromariola – O Sonho da Caverna (10:08)
04. Holocaos – Onzeonze (9:17)
05. Holocaos & Blasquez – Umaetreze (10:27)
06. Holocaos & Bmind – Nokubuya Kulo Hologram (10:02)
07. Holocaos – Simbolos (7:30)
08. Holocaos & Eletromariola – Earlymac (7:04)
09. Holocaos – Floatingslowly (7:32)
10. Holocaos – Quest (7:26)
after having released on the superb labels “der kleine grüne würfel”, basicsounds and pragmat we are happy to welcome erich schall on tonAtom. the straight 4/4 bass drum is mostly kept aside, instead he joins tonAtom with an autumn release. this time it is much gloomier and atmospheric than usual. and there is a completely new world to uncover: textures, areas, mist, leaves and sand. and eventually the walls from the album’s title.
00 – Discknocked – Gilgames
01 – Randoom – DLSC1
02 – Retouched – Echo Response
03 – Randoom – Opal (Original Mix)
04 – Dsant – 21052014
05 – Frictional Transmission – Theory Of Elevation
06 – Jozef Nemček – Endless Journey
07 – Retouched – Buzz Earth
08 – Randoom – Acordes Filtrados (Retouched Remix)
09 – Liquom – SUmmER 14;41(Liquom mix)
10 – Retouched – Looking For An Exit
11 – Twin Peetz – Shades (3st shadow)
12 – Retouched – Mesosphere
13 – OhmikRon – Live in Love
14 – PeteBlas – Static Moves
15 – Frictional Transmission – Recovery Point
16 – Jozef Nemček – Vertical Line
17 – Retouched – Cosmos
18 – Josef Nemček – Dark Matter
19 – Retouched – Planet
20 – Brickman – Spectral Dub
21 – Aura Fresh – Empire
22 – Retouched – 1994
23 – Solef – Lost In Red Sky
24 – Frictional Transmission – Modulation Transformation
25 – Retouched – 107 (Frictional Transmission remix)
Mixed by Frictional Transmission
Cover by John Fhakner
1. Clouds Inside
2. Sheets Of Rain Weave Silk
3. Static Chant
4. In The Tow
Written and produced by Alistair Stray
Cover by John Fhakner
Alistair Stray :
Stray has been involved in many areas of experimental and electronic music for the last 20 to 25 years, as well as being a visual artist, filmmaker and animator (8mm through video to digital). ‘Inference’ is his techno and dub techno solo project, the first releases of which ‘Reference’ and ‘Resistance is Mutable’ were released on the Kreislauf netlabel. This release is a new start, going back to the basics of groove programming and subtle modulation that are the roots of Dub Techno while referencing the early Detroit Techno sound and first Irdial label releases aesthetically.
During the 90s, his main project was a film improvisation group called Deconstructed Cinema. He was also a founder member of the Raya Collective who played various venue types from clubs to squats and had a brief residency at the Institute of Contemporary Arts (ICA) in London. Towards the end of the 90’s, Stray formed an improv group called Irritants that mostly played the free party and squat scene as well as at Hugh Metcalfe’s ‘Klinker’ club night in London. In recent times, he has collaborated with his partner Anna Flack (a vocalist and experimental digital musician) under the name Radical Elsewhere, releasing recordings on the DBS Sounds & Kreislauf labels. Stray has also released experimental music under the name Noosign on the HAZE and Zimmer labels as well as on Bandcamp. More recently he has been collaborating with another electronic musician, Dave Clarkson under the name ‘Psychic Frequencies’. They have released two sets so far, ‘Cut Ups and Fold Ins’ on HAZE and ‘Projecting Disorder’ on Test Tube.
Mixed by Owen NI
Aomori
Primer 65
In Flux
Alpha Helix
Unspeakable
Kanlaon
Apostrophe Turning Away
Lumawig
Farewell To The Ark
Cartesian Dualism
Rosetta Stone
Aeons And Elementals
Ben, already known for his EP “The Invisible Kingdom” on Ektoplazm / Drumlore, went the school of hard knocks and the result is extraordinary!
/ / / TRACKLISTING / / /
01. Feeling
02. Demmadont
03. Why wasting
04. Warrior
05. Linton
06. Dubadont (Chalart 58 version)
Live video clip :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r_2EYHnUb-o
/ / / ABOUT THIS RELEASE / / /
::: ENGLISH :::
Papascandy is our first “classical reggae” release, so we’re very excited about it, both because some of them are friends, and also because it’s damn good !
::: FRANCAIS :::
Papascandy est notre première sortie “reggae classique”, aussi nous sommes très fiers à la fois parce que certains des membres sont des amis, et aussi parce que c’est diablement bon !
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Canciones :
1. M74
2. Evacuation
3. Albert
Esta vez se nos va la olla un poco lejos, allí por los confines europeos, a la Rusia industrializada y ruidosa. PLUS presenta en Soisloscerdos parte de su duro sonido, Hard Techno, Drum and Bass, Techstep, Acid…
Lanzamiento que une el este y el oeste para joder a los acomodados oyentes que piensan que somos diferentes.
Plus (Vladislav Shirshikov) nació en la gran ciudad industrial de Baku durante la URSS. Su amor por la cultura techno viene debido a que creció en medio del paisaje y los sonidos urbanos. Comenzó sus actuaciones como dj en 1999, mezclando estilos como la IDM, Drum & Bass y el Techno. Es parte de la generación de admiradores que se ha criado con los ritmos rotos del techno. Ahora está trabajando en la producción de sus propias canciones y la preparación de actuaciones en directo. Su música es una mezcla de varios estilos, entre Hard Techno, Technoid y Halfstep. Actualmente vive en Krasnodar, Rusia.
Plus (Vladislav Shirshikov) was born in a big industrial city of Baku (USSR). His love for Techno culture grew on the background of urban sceneries and sounds. In 1999 he started his career as a Dj and performed in IDM, Drum & Bass and Techno styles. Raised more than one generation of admirers of broken Techno rhythms. Now he is working on his own tracks and live projects. His music is a compilation of several styles such as Hard Techno, Technoid, Halfstep. Currently lives in Krasnodar, Russia.
The epic feel of the tracks is still apparent, with the addition of guitar in a couple of the tracks. Think of this ep as a cross between Solar Fields and Boards of Canada and you’ll get an idea of how good it is.
Definately an addition to your permanent playlist, tracks of choice for this avid Tetarise fan are Lucid Dream and Red Yellow Green. They just get better and better! Enjoy this autumn EP from Tetarise.
The word “Libertine” was originally coined by John Calvin to negatively describe opponents of his policies in Geneva, Switzerland. This group, led by Ami Perrin, argued against Calvin’s “insistence that church discipline should be enforced uniformly against all members of Genevan society”. Perrin and his allies were elected to the town council in 1548, and “broadened their support base in Geneva by stirring up resentment among the older inhabitants against the increasing number of religious refugees who were fleeing France in even greater numbers”. By 1555, Calvinists were firmly in place on the Genevan town council, so the Libertines, led by Perrin, responded with an “attempted coup against the government and called for the massacre of the French. This was the last great political challenge Calvin had to face in Geneva”. Charles-Maurice de Talleyrand wrote that Joseph Bonaparte “sought only life’s pleasures and easy access to libertinism” while on the throne of Naples.
