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Far Rainbow – Somwhere Out There Was the Wave

Far Rainbow – Somwhere Out There Was the Wave
[LOR 083]

Far Rainbow

“Somwhere Out There Was the Wave”

Far Rainbow create vast neo-psychedelic slabs of gradually developing sound. “Somewhere Out There Was The Wave” is perhaps their darkest and purest release so far- a single expanding piece created from murky drones and loops and ominous percussion, the work has enormous dynamic control and intensity that sustains interest for its full duration.

“Somewhere Out There Was The Wave” was
improvised live to tape by Far Rainbow
(Emily Mary Barnett & Bobby Barry)
at Gunfactory Studios, London.
Photographs by Emily Mary Barnett.

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posted 27 February 2017

Suspektema – wiLl/thE/dayS/paSsing/loNg/ovEr/backwardS/Sound

Suspektema – wiLl/thE/dayS/paSsing/loNg/ovEr/backwardS/Sound
[SSSDlp06]

Suspektema

“wiLl/thE/dayS/paSsing/loNg/ovEr/backwardS/Sound”

The first release by Suspicious Sound artist Suspektema contains 93 minutes of drone-based introspection, culminating, eventually, in the same nothingness from which it emerged.
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posted 25 February 2017

Bruno de Vincenti – Jorge Castro – Vlisa – PAISAJE MODULAR

Bruno de Vincenti – Jorge Castro – Vlisa – PAISAJE MODULAR
[PN116]

Bruno de Vincenti – Jorge Castro – Vlisa

“PAISAJE MODULAR”

“‘Organic’ is a word used in many situations; in this case it covers perfectly the bird’s eye description of this work. We can intuit in the first listening that improvisation and wisdom have met to create a record that lets you travel through the wide variety of sounds. We can let it flow and enjoy a fine work, which leads you to say, ‘uff, it’s over already’, and then give it another ‘play’. No doubt it is solid, but in a way that lets you breathe, it is not a block, it is solid as a cloud that has an important presence, but it is light and smooth.

Jorge Castro (aka Fisternni) is the host, recorded in La Cúpula, his bunker in Córdoba, accompanied here by two excellent artists, Bruno De Vincenti and Ramiro Cruz Larrain (aka Vlisa), essential components of the Argentine electronic scene and with an impressive history.

Without a doubt, this record is recommended; you have to sit in your armchairs and enjoy it again and again, because we never tire of seeing the clouds…”

Luis Lezama aka Luis Marte
(Buenos Aires, Argentina. Febrero / February, 2017)

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posted 10 February 2017

Alpha Male Project – I Could Come

Alpha Male Project – I Could Come
[SDR037]

Alpha Male Project

“I Could Come”

Code: SDR037
Artist: Alpha Male Project
Title: I Could Come
Genre: Electro
License: CC BY NC SA
Date: 02.2017

Composed and arranged by Alpha Male Project
Lyrics by Alpha Male Project
Produced, recorded and mixed by Fabio Chiantini @ Strato Dischi Studios, Roma
Mastered by Fabio Pieri @ Strato Dischi Mobile, Roma
Cover by AMP

Fabio Chiantini: programming, bass, guitars
Marco Di Marco: voice

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posted 06 February 2017

Astma and IOIOI – St. Petersburg/Yaroslavl (live 2013)

Astma and IOIOI – St. Petersburg/Yaroslavl (live 2013)
[0kbps110]

Astma and IOIOI

“St. Petersburg/Yaroslavl (live 2013)”

Astma and IOIOI

St. Petersburg/Yaroslavl (live 2013) [0kbps110]

ASTMA and IOIOI live at ESG 21 (2013)
ASTMA and IOIOI live at Teplo (Yaroslavl 21.09.13)

Astma: Olga Nosova: drums, voice, electronics.
Alexey Borisov: guitar, bass, voice, electronics.
IOIOI (Cristiana Fracitelli): guitar, effects, voice.

Played and recorded at ESG21 (SPB) and “Teplo” art space (Yaroslavl).
Special thanks: Andrey, Boris, Sasha, Polina and all people who helped to organise these concerts…

Artwork by Tommaso Busatto

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posted 04 February 2017

Cutside – Point Of No Return

Cutside – Point Of No Return
[BSOG0062]

Cutside

“Point Of No Return”

In March of 2016, we were all introduced to a formidable trip-hop producer hailing from Crimea and going by the name of Cutside. His blocSonic debut EP Paramnesia made a lasting impression with his sophisticated and powerful sound. Today he returns with a long player that’ll knock your teeth out and laugh at you.

The instant that you’re barraged by the artillery beats and Unkle Rasta’s menacing rhymes of track 1 “Welcome To Reality”, you come to the conclusion that you’re listening to something very special. That feeling remains throughout. “Point Of No Return”, indeed.

Bump it loud… and enjoy.

Massive thanks goes out to Cutside, Unkle Rasta, Viktor Van River, Sgt. Penarlaster & Lion for such a dope album!

Of course, thanks once again to you for downloading & listening. We always strive to deliver the music you’ll love. Please spread the word about blocSonic, if you enjoy what we do. Remember… everything we release is cool to share! Always keep the music moving… share it… blog it… podcast it! If you’re in radio… support independent music and broadcast it!

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posted 31 January 2017

Csum and Sacha Rush – Portable

Csum and Sacha Rush – Portable
[COTA009]

Csum and Sacha Rush

“Portable”

Well-structured selection of rhythms, noises and melodies synthesized by the collective consciousness of two authors that were connected through the HTTP wires. Sampling is in their blood, whereas glitch for them is a well of wonderful inspiration. The final result of distant virtual interaction is a portable album of synthetic music of the third millennium.
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posted 27 January 2017

Incentive – Circumscribed

Incentive – Circumscribed
[cwad001]

Incentive

“Circumscribed”

Incentive – Circumscribed

1.r1e@Cd4n1e3g1s0ySc3 01:55
2.benzojam (21 bars mix) 10:57
3.papillon 04:57
4.belt knot 04:42
5.chubbick 07:46
6.idiwa 03:25
7.you know i would 04:23
8.deathwail 09:16
9.horselover fat 04:15
10.ghost 04:39
11.so it seems 07:54

Incentive – production, mixing, artwork
Chase Jackson – master engineer

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posted 25 January 2017

Mr. Bitterness And The Guilty Pleasures – Songs From The Surveillance Age

Mr. Bitterness And The Guilty Pleasures – Songs From The Surveillance Age
[BSOG0061]

Mr. Bitterness And The Guilty Pleasures

“Songs From The Surveillance Age”

It’s been almost three years since we released the Xtended Edition of the excellent Mr. Bitterness album “The Good Fight” and here at blocSonic, expectations were running high for a new album that’s been in the works for quite a while. Well, with the release of “Songs From The Surveillance Age”, expectations have more than been met. This is unequivocally the best MB work yet. When you first approach it and see the six track count, you’re misguided into thinking that it’ll be a quick listen. Then you listen… and over forty-seven minutes later, you’re left stunned. Randal Helm aka MB couldn’t have been more relevant with the times we live in if he tried. I don’t want to give you any spoilers, but let’s just say that Inauguration Day felt like the most appropriate release date.

At blocSonic we’re working hard to build a platform to help our roster of artists increase their exposure to listeners who truly care about music. In that spirit, late 2017 will see us do more to get our music releases out to even more listeners. However, I can’t help but feel bad that important albums like this won’t be heard by a much wider audience. It’s all at once, well-written, catchy as hell and has something to say of substance. The simple matter is that it should be heard and blocSonic is very proud to release it. So, please, listen and enjoy. Don’t forget to share it with friends and family.

Huge thanks goes out to Randal Helm aka Mr. Bitterness And The Guilty Pleasures for entrusting the release of the important new album with blocSonic!

I wish the recent US Presidential election had gone a way that would have taken us a step toward making the themes in this incredible album a bit less relevant, however, unfortunately, this album became all the more relevant with the election of Trump. No more Balance of Power… Dark Days, indeed.

Of course, thanks once again to you for downloading & listening. We always strive to deliver the music you’ll love. Please spread the word about blocSonic, if you enjoy what we do. Remember… everything we release is cool to share! Always keep the music moving… share it… blog it… podcast it! If you’re in radio… support independent music and broadcast it!

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posted 23 January 2017

V.A. – The Path

V.A. – The Path
[brh15]

V.A.

“The Path”

The Path is a collective work based on a drone by Marco Lucchi. The various artists have contributed a personal interpretation of it, creating a kaleidoscope of materials, sounds and shapes.
In this compilation: Marco Lucchi, Glenn Sogge, Walter Fini, Max Scordamaglia, Chris Lane, Filippo Panichi, Antonio de Braga, VictorYbril, Greg Hooper, Entangled Quantum, Philippe Neau, Jeff Gburek, Mean Flow, Vince Sangiorgio, lighthillvision, SpectrumShift, Samora, Res B., Adern X, {AN} Eel, mrscientificterms, In Vitro, M.Nomized, Astro Faros, Enten Hitti, Gaetano Fontanazza, NOx, P è n i n s o l a r, Sisto Palombella, Bicho Raro, Oystein Jorgensen.
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posted 21 January 2017

Hypercube + Alwin Van Der Linde – Hylin

Hypercube + Alwin Van Der Linde – Hylin
[0kbps109]

Hypercube + Alwin Van Der Linde

“Hylin”

Hypercube + Alwin Van Der Linde

Hylin [0kbps109]

A collaborative project between Hypercube and Alwin Van Der Linde exploring disorientated fields of morpho-genetic audible elevations and oneiric disrupted patterns.

This project was created processing 10 tracks in one single track.

MAV [0kbps] Records, January 2017

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posted 04 January 2017

Со мною вот что – Подмосковные вечера /// Училище

Со мною вот что – Подмосковные вечера /// Училище
[SCL-SNG006]

Со мною вот что

“Подмосковные вечера /// Училище”

Группа «Со мною вот что» поздравляет всех с Новым Годом и Рождеством и желает в Новом году поскорее забыть всё то, что мешало жить в прошлом.
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posted 03 January 2017

Cafeina Kid – Neko

Cafeina Kid – Neko
[pn115]

Cafeina Kid

“Neko”

“The album ‘Neko‘ [pn115] from ‘Cafeina Kid‘, the psuedonym of the musician from Concepción Pablo Cornejo, consists of 12 instrumental songs spun into an assemblage that above all resumes coherence in continuity with the treatment of sound, composition, and style with which he has managed to effectively express the legacy of electronic music from the beginning of 2000 to date.

His compositions imbibe of various styles, mainly ‘Electronic Dub’ and ‘Downtempo’, with touches of ‘glitch’ that have been amalgamated with the use of the sampler, a resource with which he takes clips of audio from diverse sources, though mainly of himself. ‘Cafeina Kid‘ presents us with a record in which he looks and listens to himself, collecting sounds and stretches of previous compositions, placing them in an exercise that allows him to re-signify them. It is an exercise in memory, an act that Pablo tranfers in a fluid way and that he has realized since I’ve known him, a very long ago time when we exchanged with Mika Martini – since Ud. No! -, extensive chains of emails, reflexive writings on style, aesthetics, history and anecdotes that did nothing more than connect our work with the true sense of pondering music.

Today we hear the echo of these dialogues in a concrete result, a new album of ‘Cafeina Kid‘ that acts as a happy reminder at the same time as a focus towards what may come with his next creations. This, because ‘Neko‘ [pn115] presents itself as a solid disk with sufficient potential for expecting a possible future discography with the quality of what is left here, a disc in which he references styles that he supports with an undeniable personal imprint, through which he demonstrates timid warmth, a well-developed melodic instinct and a grand tact for presenting, every time you listen to his music, several possible and impossible worlds simultaneously.”

Claudio Pérez
(Santiago, Chile. Diciembre / December 2016)

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posted 31 December 2016

wk[es] – Hz-A001

wk[es] – Hz-A001
[Hz-A001]

wk[es]

“Hz-A001”

Tracklist
01. Abyss
02. Monolith
03. Abyss (Erratic remix)
04. Monolith (DJ蟻 [ari] a.k.a. SoniCouture remix)
05. Abyss (M/D/G remix)
06. Monolith (Positive Centre remix)

Released : 25 JAN 2016

Produced by Hz-records
Masterd by Pakchee
Artwork by Tsubasa Ohtaki
 
abyss (Erratic’s Scramble Mix) on Hyperspace Invaders II: Pixel Edition
the game produced by Erratics’s label “Entity“.

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posted 31 December 2016

David M. Paganin – Pointless Orbits

David M. Paganin – Pointless Orbits
[earS085]

David M. Paganin

“Pointless Orbits”

This debut full-length release of original experimental electro acoustic music is perhaps best described by the very broad range of musical influences from which it draws. These vary from from old-school industrial to musique concrète and contemporary classical, from kosmische musik to minimalism and dada, from power electronics to any form of genuinely experimental music. This ultimately uplifting album explores a range of themes pertaining to human freedom in a postmodern world. Such themes include alienation, psychological repression, the existential vacuum, obsession, rage, absurdity, mourning, regret and the concept of self.
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posted 30 December 2016

Bitter​-​Suss – Apologize For The Past

Bitter​-​Suss – Apologize For The Past
[stasis035]

Bitter​-​Suss

“Apologize For The Past”

Energostatic is back!!!

We are finally recovered to giving out high quality underground electronic music and its raw energy waves!

We signify our homecoming by delivering a brand new production from an amazing dub techno producer – bitter-suss.

We have plenty new stories to share with you.

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posted 21 December 2016

The Impossebulls – Five By Five IV: Lust

The Impossebulls – Five By Five IV: Lust
[BSMX0153]

The Impossebulls

“Five By Five IV: Lust”

Completist Impossebulls fans will be happy to know that you can finally get your hands on the 5th and final Five By Five EP. New/future fans will be able to check out the whole series and album together, as they should be! Prince fans have a little treat on this one… the Bulls (with some help by Zoe.Leela) cover the Purple One’s 90s era gem “Pope”!

A very sincere thank you goes out to The Impossebulls, Shawn Franklin of TDX, Cheese N Pot-C, DJ Boom, Zoe.Leela, Davy J, Maura Snyder and everyone involved in this incredible six month journey/release series! RIP Sean “DLX” Dwyre.

Of course, thanks once again to you for downloading & listening. We always strive to deliver the music you’ll love. Please spread the word about blocSonic, if you enjoy what we do. Remember… everything we release is cool to share! Always keep the music moving… share it… blog it… podcast it! If you’re in radio… support independent music and broadcast it!

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posted 21 December 2016

Glenn Sogge / Boson Spin – Thoughts Becoming (Other) Things

Glenn Sogge / Boson Spin – Thoughts Becoming (Other) Things
[brhnet46]

Glenn Sogge / Boson Spin

“Thoughts Becoming (Other) Things”

Even though they live on continents around the world from each other and have never even talked, Boson Spin (Stan Magendanz from Brisbane, Australia) and Glenn Sogge (Illinois, USA) have managed to forge a strong collaborative connection. With many dozens of tracks under their belts — ambient, experimental, dark ambient, and poetry-inspired challenges like the Naviar Records Haiku and Renku ones — they have developed a working relationship that fits like a glove even when it goes in unexpected directions.

“Thoughts Becoming (Other) Things” grew out of the beginning tracks from Boson Spin (a series titled “Thoughts Becoming Things’ that Sogge (without warning) then embellished. As the series continued, it became like a game of chess. Who was going to be surprised or challenged by the next file crossing the aether?

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posted 19 December 2016