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Jazzaria – Cookies by Induction

Jazzaria – Cookies by Induction

Jazzaria

“Cookies by Induction”

Jazzaria – Cookies by Induction

Painstakingly prepared, one by one – inevitably proceeding the preceding. The oven inducts (in a different way), to ensure each is evenly heated en route to their destination. The process balances uniqueness and uniformity, resulting in both a dietary delight and danger – cookies, by induction.

Featuring synthesizer, bell, flute, clarinet, strings, harp, drums, muted trumpet, and effects.

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posted 17 February 2025

Spore Designers – Sequencing Life

Spore Designers – Sequencing Life
[LCNLP203]

Spore Designers

“Sequencing Life”

Spore Designers – Sequencing Life

The Necrophile Hummingbird Netlabel presents SEQUENCING LIFE by Spore Designers.

“Electro Synthetic Music for Human Synthesizer”

Spore Designers are : HOMO | OresteS

When everything is possible, why do we make certain choices instead of others?
Experimenting with art—like music—is one of the most inspiring and transcendental things to do, at least for me. When you open new paths, traveling through unexplored lands, you are not here to plant a flag and colonize. Instead, you are drawing maps so that younger pioneers coming after you can reach these deeper places in the unknown and, in turn, open new paths themselves. Perhaps, just as Coil amongst many others did for us.
It’s more like opening your eyes, witnessing the light of a new day awakening. This expanded field of possibilities is a kind of call to all imprisoned musicians to break free from their cages.
Spore Designers is what happens when HOMO Met OresteS, but this music didn’t pop out of nowhere… In fact, it’s as if A Symbiotic Experience, rADio eNd, and Invisible Illusion form the basis of a triangle, and we are digging a channel through its center, leaving another dimension behind.
The music from Sequencing Life and Cultural Strains comes from the same source : the very first session I did with a sequencer—a Korg SQ-1. But each exists at different stages of evolution. While working on the tracks, refining and expanding them, I truly grasped the meaning of “spore”—how they can unfold, expand, mutate, and act like an endless spring, nearly infinite. Though, more often than not, infinity is simply the limit of our perception.
I wouldn’t say it’s exactly the same with other projects, but this one feels different—especially in the way rhythm is processed. It opened so many doors. It seems HOMO found the same approach I used in OresteS to emulate rhythm—thinking beyond fixed structures, outside any predefined framework. Not a mere pattern, but something closer to a pulse—like the play of raindrops, the wind drawing with tree branches, fire biting into matter, or the earth shaking through the bones.
We have a truly open horizon, free to go anywhere we like.
Now, let’s listen and see what happens in the next evolution.

Video Art Clip is here https://youtu.be/7s1ZXYiAgS8

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posted 12 February 2025

Heitor Alves – Undiagnosed

Heitor Alves – Undiagnosed
[mi330]

Heitor Alves

“Undiagnosed”

Heitor Alves – Undiagnosed

[UK]
It has been 20 years since Heitor Alves released under the alias Atom Size Elephant on MiMi Records.

Now he’s back with Undiagnosed, an album made up of two tracks that explore ambient, electronic, and improvised music.

The album, marked by ethereal textures and unpredictable rhythms, reflects the search for clarity in chaos. It is a fusion of structure and spontaneity, offering a reflection on the complexities of both human and sonic existence.

Undiagnosed is an intricate dialogue between technology and human intuition, offering a deep reflection on the complexities of existence. One example of this is the track “into the depths of loneliness,” which has a moment of near silence in the middle… allowing the listener time for personal introspection.

A truly interesting listening experience. A must listen!

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posted 11 February 2025

Jazzaria – Hellfury Has-been

Jazzaria – Hellfury Has-been

Jazzaria

“Hellfury Has-been”

Jazzaria – Hellfury Has-been

Past their prime, yet still conjuring a certain ardor – the Hellfury Has-been has been to hell and back. This erstwhile residency gives them a unique perspective, as they see others follow a similar path. The Has-been knows one can only be once, wherever that being may take you.

Featuring piano, synthesizer, drums, electric guitar, bass, orchestral strings, brass, choir, and effects.

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posted 10 February 2025

Douglas Fugazi – Mar de la Tranquilidad

Douglas Fugazi – Mar de la Tranquilidad
[MNF 050]

Douglas Fugazi

“Mar de la Tranquilidad”

Douglas Fugazi – Mar de la Tranquilidad

Douglas Fugazi representa una fascinante fusión entre tecnología y experimentación electrónica en la escena latinoamericana. Este ingeniero colombiano con un máster en ciencias de la computación transformó su pasión por la música electrónica en una aventura creativa entre código y música.

En 2008, desde Medellín, Colombia, Douglas creó junto a varios amigos a Monofónicos Netlabel, una plataforma que se ha convertido en un referente indiscutible de la música electrónica en América Latina. Este proyecto no solo difunde música, sino que representa un movimiento cultural que ha impulsado el arte musical de artistas locales a través de las nuevas tecnologías.

Con más de 20 años de trayectoria, Douglas se ha especializado en el Dub Techno, un subgénero que se caracteriza por sus texturas profundas y atmósferas envolventes. Su trabajo como gestor cultural en Monofónicos Netlabel ha sido fundamental para tender puentes entre los nuevos talentos y la expresión artística, convirtiendo los medios digitales en espacios creativos accesibles para muchos artistas de Medellín, Colombia.

A través de su trabajo en Monofónicos, Douglas se ha consolidado como un embajador de la escena musical independiente, impulsando la creatividad y el intercambio cultural en el contexto latinoamericano.

En un momento importante de su carrera, Douglas Fugazi presenta ‘Mar de la Tranquilidad’, su primer álbum de Dub Techno bajo el sello Monofónicos Netlabel. Esta producción mantiene un energético nivel de experimentación con una atmósfera espacial y envolvente, creando una experiencia de ritmos hipnóticos y bailables. El álbum representa toda una exploración de sonidos y técnica de sus dos décadas de experiencia en la escena electrónica, presentando un sonido innovador que fusiona las texturas características del Dub Techno con la energía pura de la pista de baile.

Mar de la Tranquilidad representa un recorrido por sus mayores influencias y los elementos que han marcado su camino en la música electrónica. A través de este álbum, los oyentes podrán sumergirse en el universo del Dub Techno, experimentar su energía y profundidad, descubriendo la esencia del género a través de las melodías que han inspirado su camino musical.

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posted 05 February 2025

elektrojudas I Tom Simonetti & EMERGE I Gerald Fiebig – Schalltrichter & Scheibentank

elektrojudas I Tom Simonetti & EMERGE I Gerald Fiebig – Schalltrichter & Scheibentank
[ACP 1430]

elektrojudas I Tom Simonetti & EMERGE I Gerald Fiebig

“Schalltrichter & Scheibentank”

elektrojudas I Tom Simonetti & EMERGE I Gerald Fiebig – Schalltrichter & Scheibentank
cover photos by Susanne Thoma ° design by EMERGE
Scheibentank recording & event photos by Heinz Pichler
light design by Robert Herget
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posted 04 February 2025

Geiger von Müller – Alien Fig Yogurt Incident

Geiger von Müller – Alien Fig Yogurt Incident

Geiger von Müller

“Alien Fig Yogurt Incident”

Geiger von Müller – Alien Fig Yogurt Incident

It takes all of a second to realise that, in terms of guitar instrumentals, Geiger Von Müller’s ‘Alien Fig Yogurt Incident’ isn’t entirely of this world. It opens with a flurry of insanely high pitched harmonics, creating more of a mood than a melody. This immediately catches the ear, but makes the listener wonder where things are actually headed. A saner guitarist might flesh out such a technique with a couple of broad chords to make things palatable, but not this guy…

Müller then adds extra texture by offering a slide note that’s more akin to a quick interjection from a swanee whistle, then drops into a semi-atonal descending melody that uses the slide to add Hawaiian influences. There’s a melody growing, but again, it’s not from your typical school of guitar based instrumentals.
(realgonerocks.com)

Official music video:
youtu.be/dGK6HoSmxco

posted 04 February 2025

REfugEEs From Beyond – Black Sun

REfugEEs From Beyond – Black Sun
[LCNLP202]

REfugEEs From Beyond

“Black Sun”

REfugEEs From Beyond – Black Sun

The Necrophile Hummingbird netlabel presents Black Sun by REfugEEs From Beyond.

“Apocalyptic Punk Folk For NeoFolk Folks”

Improvisation recorded live* in September 2024 at the Cave Heaven in Foucherans.
Members :
Master of Ceremony : Psyché Pelik
Guitar Hero : McClintic
Disc Jockey : Yoshiwaku Mushotoku

Few months ago I’ve seen that Black Sun painted by Odilon Redon in Amsterdam Van Gogh’s Museum. And Odilon is one of my fav surrealist precursors, so despite I enjoy a lot Coil, the title comes more from this black sun and also from the black sun of Bauhaus on the sleeve of the Sky’s Gone Out. Or also les éditions Soleil Noir.

Except for the Title the artwork is made without computer edit with an argentic photography bleach with javel and other substances…
There is an great exhibition (80 photos) of my photos & Studio112 argentic photographies till the end of february in france more info in french here https://www.horsnorme.org/instanT/

Dedicated to those who are not afraid to cross the darkness to reach the light and go further in the in between.

*What you are listening is a spontaneous improvisation, nothing prepared, no overdub, no mix, no edit except few…

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posted 01 February 2025

Chang diz – UNFAIR]

Chang diz – UNFAIR]
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Chang diz

“UNFAIR]”

Chang diz – UNFAIR]

UNFAIR, is a sonic journey that breaks boundaries, blending elements of electronica, ambient and lo-fi into an immersive experience.

The project captures the essence of modern otaku culture, where digital and physical realities merge. While each track is a sonic landscape that feels both futuristic and nostalgic, they are quite similar, taking the listener on a journey through their most vivid thoughts and memories.

The invitation is extended to explore the fantastic world of Chang Diz.

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posted 28 January 2025

LR Friberg – Green Sun

LR Friberg – Green Sun
[ACP 1441]

LR Friberg

“Green Sun”

LR Friberg – Green Sun
“Beneath the shimmering dome of Green Sun, a microcosm thrives – a lush, self-contained Eden on an otherwise barren world. Inside, an orchestra of flora stretches skyward, the leaves glowing with bioluminescent hues, breathing in the filtered light of a fading star suspended above. The air is thick with the hum of pollinators, tiny drones weaving between towering ferns and crystalline blossoms, their movements blending with the symphony of rustling vines and cascading water. As the biodome’s automated systems pulse with life, the boundaries between nature and machine dissolve. Roots entangle glowing conduits and algorithms mimic the chaotic patterns of growth, nurturing an impossible diversity of plant life. The dome is not just a sanctuary but a living organism – a dream of renewal in a dystopian future, where the air vibrates with a sound both eternal and unearthly.” (Aria Argento)
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posted 26 January 2025

Electronic Empathy – aMt_A.I.

Electronic Empathy – aMt_A.I.

Electronic Empathy

“aMt_A.I.”

Electronic Empathy – aMt_A.I.
Several albums from Artificial Memory Trace were randomly selected, segmented into 30-second clips and used to fine-tune a MusicGen model. The audio outputs presented here are the result of this fine-tuning process. Technically, the model demonstrates both over-fitting and under-performance, as the generated tracks show little resemblance to the original Artificial Memory Trace material. However, given that the source material primarily consists of field recordings, this experiment provided an opportunity to explore the limits of MusicGen – a model designed for conventional music – when exposed to unconventional input. The key questions raised are qualitative: How does an AI trained on traditional music genres respond to sonic experiments? What does the input represent to the AI? Can it identify or infer any underlying musical structure? Notably, a faint piano-like sound emerged amid the crackles – a curious outcome. Did the AI, in its pattern-seeking process, interpret environmental sounds as traces of conventional melody?
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posted 26 January 2025

Electronic Empathy – A Tribute to the Experimental Underground

Electronic Empathy – A Tribute to the Experimental Underground
[BL108]

Electronic Empathy

“A Tribute to the Experimental Underground”

Electronic Empathy – A Tribute to the Experimental Underground
Every track on this album features NotebookLM-powered discussions about the work of various underground musicians, with their actual music mixed in. It serves as a tribute to these artists and could be a way for newcomers to discover these artists’ work. The selected musicians have collaborated with blockchain-based netlabels Aurora Compilations and Motivational Music, as well as their predecessors like the INTENT compilation series, dating back to before the pandemic.
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posted 26 January 2025

alfa00 & LR Friberg – Aural Vault: Chapter Three

alfa00 & LR Friberg – Aural Vault: Chapter Three
[ACP 1437]

alfa00 & LR Friberg

“Aural Vault: Chapter Three”

alfa00 & LR Friberg – Aural Vault: Chapter Three
The third and final part of the Aural Vault series consists of three expansive, intricate tracks by Slavek Kwi (alfa00, Artificial Memory Trace) and Linn Friberg (LR Friberg, Nimbostrata). The tracks span a period of over a year, with Slavek creating them between 2022 and 2023, and Linn adding her contributions in late 2024. The gap in time was due to personal matters unrelated to the music, but the process remained remarkably consistent. Artistically, the material is highly refined, building on their 2022 collaborative album “Aura Colemount” on Mahorka. The work carries a timeless quality, evolving from the anxiety of 2022 into a more cautiously optimistic mood shaped by the passage of time.
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posted 26 January 2025

Fake Cats Project – Perowo Songs

Fake Cats Project – Perowo Songs
[ACP 1432]

Fake Cats Project

“Perowo Songs”

Fake Cats Project – Perowo Songs

Alexei Borisov – Guitar
Igor Levshin – Texts, Guitar, Keys (8), Virtual ANS, Voice
Pavel Bannikov – Bass
Suren Akopyan – Drums
Kostya Suhan – Trumpet
Mastered by Artyom Amatuni
Artwork by Natalya Levshina

Music / Performed / Recorded / Mixed : Fake Cats Project, 2021

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posted 24 January 2025

Yoshiwaku – UFO Stalker

Yoshiwaku – UFO Stalker
[LCNLP201]

Yoshiwaku

“UFO Stalker”

Yoshiwaku – UFO Stalker

The Necrophile Hummingbird netlabel presents UFO Stalker by Yoshiwaku.

“Unearthly Music for Aliens Tribes”

Live improvisation recorded in April 2024 at the Cave Heaven in Foucherans.
Be aware that this Unidentified Audio Phenomena includes real cosmic rays inside (I can’t tell what will happens if your soul stays too much longer exposed).
As well as an extanded critics of the penal colonies from the Katorga to the Laogai. It’s quite amazing that there is still no boycott of all china products till the release of the Uighurs. But is it that much surprising in a world where palestinians are killed in mass for the great profit of the weapon sellers. Also when the workers seem free but don’t earn the real price of their work because the corporations suck it, it may not be that much better. Don’t you think so ?

Dedicated to all the exploited prisoners who create the insane wealth of the world’s rulers.

Don’t be mystified, the artwork is not a photography, but a hybridization of Artificial Intelligence generated images with an editing software. I could use the photography of the Tesla Wardcliff tower instead, but I wanted to show the Siberia trees. This kind of cosmic keyhole is the free energy symbol but also a question mark about what happen in Tunguska, under the funny angle of view of the french serie Ovni(s).

No pink flamingos were harmed in the making of track 6.

Video Art Clips here
youtube.com/watch?v=kH6doLiOxps
youtube.com/watch?v=2QkhWxNoi24

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posted 23 January 2025