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Since 2010, many netlabels and artists publish their new free music releases on the clongclongmoo website. Free means that you don't have to pay anything or register to download music. However, you can usually pay something to support the artists. Please note the licenses under which the music is published. This is important to know what you are allowed to do with the music. Please visit the labels' homepages to get the free music. Most files are published under a creative commons licence. At netlabellist you will find an extensive list of websites that also offer (or have offered) free music. If you run a netlabel yourself or offer your music for free and want to draw attention to it, you are welcome to use the submission form. And remember that clongclongmoo is not there to do business, because “Business Is Not My Music.”

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Luis Marte – Routier

Luis Marte – Routier
[pn109]

Luis Marte

“Routier”

“When the diverse tendencies of electronic sound are combined, they create style. The form in which the style is crafted provides variety to the listener. As such, it is natural for the inspired musician to suddenly perceive the different forms of noise and interpret it in relation to a work. Luis Marte establishes the union of rhythm and sonic experimentation in a persistent manner, wide and fleeting, with passages (and/or landscapes) “from other worlds” injected from minimal percussion, clear and at the same time deep beats, synthesizers strange for the neophyte and beloved for the initiated.

I have no doubt that Routier (pn109) was composed for the most part with hardware; its sound betrays it. Each beat has its own personality, every glitch, strike, synthesizer and noise in general is carefully aleatoric (Is it possible for the casual to be meticulously cultivated also?) and fits perfectly.

The experience of the autor is also important when it comes time to produce. The broad musical baggage of Luis Marte, the production of numerous festivals, collaborations, and his constant research with new media allows him to interpret through his own prism tendencies that are raw, that do not tend to sail together in the ocean of electronic sound.

What do we have then?

Seven sessions riddled with singular concepts , rhythmic and minimalist, analog and digital, interlaced into a whole and conforming parity, exquisite and of good taste when it comes to relating each noise, beat, glitch, synthesizer, machine, module and who knows what other gadget worthy of praise between the jumble of cables and connections in the studio of Luis Marte.”

Eduardo Yáñez (aka Gozne)
(Quilpué, Chile. Agosto / August 2016)

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posted 07 August 2016

See Pereria – Bodies

See Pereria – Bodies
[SE073]

See Pereria

“Bodies”

Stato Elettrico presents Bodies by See Pereria from Sheffield, UK.

“An electronic blend of sounds, with bubbled up basslines, funky acid looniness and a sensual voice that sings as if she is one human synthesizer”. (‘Yeah I Know it Sucks’, Oct 2015)

See Pereria has a process led approach to making experimental electronica. Preset loops are used as set parameters with the addition of vocals as a further instrument. These limits and boundaries allow for See Pereria to really experiment with the software to create new sounds. Each track in the song is manipulated and sculpted by being layered, cut up and/or looped. Songs are made with heavy emphasis on synths, beats, harmonies and repetition.

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posted 05 August 2016

The Cream Canteens – Moderate Peril

The Cream Canteens – Moderate Peril
[djummi.005]

The Cream Canteens

“Moderate Peril”

The Cream Canteens bring you ‘Moderate Peril’

Feast your ears! This eagerly-awaited EP is a musical summit in all respects: a meeting of minds returned from remote audio peaks with a knapsack of treasure.

The Canteens fuse their digital experiments with the wiles of ancient folklore, creating a palette that is all their own. Each track is a bittersweet quest, moving from melodic flute ditties to sonic fuzz barrage, from lo-fi tinkering to laser-synth pyrotechnics. These warm-hearted tunes are guided by a firm hand on the tiller, with a daydream nod to the darker shores…

So, lay back and relax on this trans-Europa express and immerse your lobes in a mildly-threatening aural treat!

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posted 31 July 2016

Illusory Scapes – Figments Of My Wishes

Illusory Scapes – Figments Of My Wishes
[AFA-SM009]

Illusory Scapes

“Figments Of My Wishes”

From Jhansi, India, this fresh and gorgeous chillout-ambient-downtempo release is incredibly enjoyable and almost palpable. It brings to mind a perfect combination of the worlds of Ulrich Schnauss and The Album Leaf.
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posted 31 July 2016

Thuuooom – Monoliths

Thuuooom – Monoliths
[thump316]

Thuuooom

“Monoliths”

Monoliths, the fourth full-length Thuuooom release (released on the same day as Aste EP), was conceived during the Kaiut sessions in 2014. With these four tracks, Tuomo experimented with even longer form than on the Kaiut tracks. As result, each of these tracks – dubbed ‘monoliths’ by Tuomo – clocks between 22 and 28 minutes.

Instruments used on this record: acoustic guitar, human voice, music box, piano.

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posted 31 July 2016

Thuuooom – Aste EP

Thuuooom – Aste EP
[thump315]

Thuuooom

“Aste EP”

Aste EP, released on the same day as Monoliths full-length, includes three tracks that were conceived during the Kaiut sessions but did not fit on the said album. As their sounds complement each other, they are presented here as a separate, shorter release.

Instruments used on this record: acoustic guitar, Elka Consolette organ.

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posted 31 July 2016

Linguaggio Macchina – Linguaggio Macchina v.1.3

Linguaggio Macchina – Linguaggio Macchina v.1.3
[SE072]

Linguaggio Macchina

“Linguaggio Macchina v.1.3”

Stato Elettrico presents Linguaggio Macchina v.1.3 by Linguaggio Macchina. If you like Alva Noto and Raster Noton’ sound here you can find some really good satisfaction for your ears. All songs are composed with databent/sonified data files.
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posted 28 July 2016

Phobos 3 – La Casa Del Drago

Phobos 3 – La Casa Del Drago
[Iye15]

Phobos 3

“La Casa Del Drago”

Dragon has its place, where the music becomes material and breathes playing. The new work of Phobos 3 is a journey from old coordinates to regain what we have lost. La Casa Del Drago is the second work of a triptych that will unfold as the culmination of a great power. A very delicate music and totally out of our dimension.
At the top as at the bottom, in a timber as in one quantum.

La casa del Drago è dove il potere ha la sua dimora, dove la musica diventa materia e respira suonando. Il nuovo lavoro dei Phobos 3 è un viaggio secondo antiche coordinate per ritrovare ciò che abbiamo perso. La Casa Del Drago è il secondo lavoro di un trittico che avrà come culmine il dispiegarsi di una grande energia. Una musica delicatissima e totalmente fuori dalla nostra dimensione.

In alto come in basso, in un legno come in un quanto.

Home is where the power of the Dragon has its place, where the music becomes material and breathes playing. The new work of Phobos 3 is a journey from old coordinates to regain what we have lost. La Casa Del Drago is the second work of a triptych that will unfold as the culmination of a great power. A very delicate music and totally out of our dimension.

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posted 28 July 2016

matteo gomez – ecce

matteo gomez – ecce
[unfound90]

matteo gomez

“ecce”

italy’s matteo gomez returns to unfoundsound, yet again. and again. and again. this time around, he delivers a beautiful 13-track album entitled ecce — ranging from dubby minimal techno to leftfield ambient to deep tech to acid to….whatever. you work it out. but work it out with an open heart, and an open mind.
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posted 27 July 2016

Violeta Päivänkakkara – Love in the Mist

Violeta Päivänkakkara – Love in the Mist
[EPV_188]

Violeta Päivänkakkara

“Love in the Mist”


■ EPV_188

■ bonus item
Artwork (Back) & 4 Graphics

all songs & produced by Violeta Päivänkakkara
artwork by Marlaja Virta

■ artist info
http://epv-artists.tumblr.com/post/59673835638/violeta-paivankakkara
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posted 27 July 2016

The Impossebulls – The Devils You Know

The Impossebulls – The Devils You Know
[BSOG0057]

The Impossebulls

“The Devils You Know”

Today The Impossebulls return with their first album of all new material since 2014’s impressive “Everything Has Changed; Nothing Is Different”! The new album, “The Devils You Know” is another dope selection of joints that simultaneously take you back to that classic boom bap sound, while also remaining fresh and new.

As with the previous album, The Bulls enlist a little help from good friends and legends… the most notable of which is one of the founding members of the great Stetsasonic and one of the most distinctive voices in hip-hop… Daddy-O! Of course that’s not all… the great Kyle Jason lends his voice to the album… as does the talented Anime Oscen. Last, but surely not least… our own The Honorable Sleaze drops a verse!

This dope new album isn’t all, though… in the coming five months, The Bulls are dropping the 5×5 series of EPs. One each month featuring more new music! Also, very soon, fans will be able to purchase “Devil’s Work”… a limited edition box set containing the album and all five EPs, so fans don’t have to wait to get all that fresh music into their ears! We’ll let you know when that becomes available. For now… we hope you enjoy the new album.

A very sincere thank you to The Impossebulls and all collaborators for delivering yet another underground / independent / netlabel hip-hop classic. Sleepers will sleep… those who are woke will hear it. blocSonic’s going to continue to wake ’em. Word.

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 26 July 2016

V.A. – Access Frame: Property

V.A. – Access Frame: Property
[KAM015]

V.A.

“Access Frame: Property”

Democratization potential of online distribution of music has disrupted the landscape of music industry. While life is moving into information networks and capital and desire for profit are creating unregulated attention economies, an artist is able to create her own production, distribution and communication channels. By using Creative Commons licenses she ensures that the listeners and users are not criminalized for sharing. “Some rights reserved” also supports the idea that without free culture we are doomed to corporatization and control of all culture and art. The commons might cease to exist. Perhaps the role of the netlabel in the neo-liberal late-capitalist landscape is to help with curation, filtering, distribution, promotion and communication of unfettered and uncompromising artistic sonic output and making sure it is properly archived for future generations. A netlabel, an entity that is objectively external, allows the author to be critical about her work, while making sure that her work is published, shared, heard and archived.

With all that in mind Kamizdat is joining the celebration of low-barier D.I.Y. music publishing revolution, the annual celebration day called The Netlabel Day on 14. July.

The title of this collection of Slovenian artists refers to an idea that the debate around free, libre and open access enabled almost costlessly by the Internet is framed by the understanding of the concept of property. This seems almost an historical point, a disruption that has marked almost two decades since the appearance of the MP3, but we believe it is still one of main roots of the many problems regarding online culture and art today.

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posted 24 July 2016

Svann Langguth – Drei- und Vierstimmige Interventionen & Polymorphe Vivisektion

Svann Langguth – Drei- und Vierstimmige Interventionen & Polymorphe Vivisektion
[wuerfel 19]

Svann Langguth

“Drei- und Vierstimmige Interventionen & Polymorphe Vivisektion”

Over a couple of months, Svann Langguth soldered numerous electronic tone and noise generators and finally packed them in lunch boxes (Tupperware, anyone?). Therein, boards with the following chips are used:

40106 Schmitttrigger / 4093 Quad NAND / 4006 18-stage Shift Register / 555 Timer IC

The recordings are experiments with DIY tone and noise generators, with Svann working systematically, exploring the unique features of the specific circuits of his lunchboxes on a track-by-track basis.

Track titles should be understood according to this classification, and consequently also the separation into part A and B. A number of rhythmical and enriched Bass’n’Noise tracks are mixed in between pure complementary metal–oxide–semiconductor tracks.

The release is conceived as a classic double album, with two covers, two titles and two chronologies regarding the tracks on the respective album. Please consider these chronologies.

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posted 23 July 2016

Jan Strach – Jan Pierwszy Starszy

Jan Strach – Jan Pierwszy Starszy
[UPL 069]

Jan Strach

“Jan Pierwszy Starszy”

The title could suggest that this is a debut, [“Jan the first the elder”], but it is far from the truth – this album is JS’s 60th (sixtieth!) release overall and 8th under his own name. But at the same time, after years of refining, meandering and looking for his “own sound”, the sworn-lofi experimental casio rocker claims to finally have achieved the middle ground between all his influences and interests on this one. And although jumping between many styles, it is in fact his most balanced yet – synth-pop, post-punk, shoegaze, chillwave, experimental tendencies leave enough space to breathe for pop sensibilities and epic synths – and as usual DIY spirit ensures that nothing is ever too calculated and lifeless – things constantly move, snap to place, click and keep the sounds flowing organically. And all Jan Strach trademarks are still here, distorted synths, some heavy guitars, some lovely delayed noodlings, romantic strings, odd time signatures, noisy outbursts, curious samples, and plenty of plain weirdness.

Proudly released on July 14th as part of the global Netlabel Day 2016, on the best Polish place for the homemade DIY lofi weirdness, Underpolen Netlabel.

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posted 19 July 2016

MegaHast3r – In Progress

MegaHast3r – In Progress
[SLC21]

MegaHast3r

“In Progress”

Aportación de Soisloscerdos al Netlabel Day 2016

Formato: Lp digital
País / Ciudad: España / Barcelona
Fecha Publicación: Julio 2016
Genero: Electrónica
Estilo: Techno
Portada: René Navarrot

Canciones:
1. Acid 2
2. Doping Pong
3. Dragonfly Shadow
4. Sputnik Ok
5. Uff
6. Welcome To The Furure
7. Que Le Diable T’Encule (Feat. Wozsch)

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posted 18 July 2016

Various – Netlabel Day 2016 Compilation

Various – Netlabel Day 2016 Compilation
[SLC20]

Various

“Netlabel Day 2016 Compilation”

Aportación de Soisloscerdos al Netlabel Day 2016

Formato: Ep digital
País / Ciudad: España / Barcelona / Madrid
Fecha Publicación: Julio 2016
Genero: Electrónica
Estilo: Techno, Electro
Portada: Albertgave

Canciones:
1. Langax – Adrenaline intro
2. Langax – Adrenaline
3. Ángel García – Gugugú
4. Periodo Particular- Isi
5. No Human – Arid Badlands
6. MegaHast3r – Haka

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posted 17 July 2016

Chuzausen – Forever Aloners

Chuzausen – Forever Aloners
[SLC19]

Chuzausen

“Forever Aloners”

Formato: Lp digital
País / Ciudad: España / Madrid
Fecha Publicación: Julio 2016
Genero: Electrónica
Estilo: Downtempo, techno, acid
Portada: Inês Barroso

Canciones:
1. Succesfull Failer
2. Falling Up Stairs
3. The Kult
4. Atlas
5. Fake
6. WorKK
7. Drone People
8. Forevers Aloners
9. Loop Trip

Nacido en Madrid (España), Alberto Vázquez, conocido artísticamente bajo el alias de Chuzausen, vive y crece en Vigo desde los 3 años de edad. Lleva realizando desde hace más de 12 años música en trackers (Impulse Tracker, Scream Tracker…). Ha sido integrante del Netlabel Alemán “Rump Funk Records” y del Portugués “Enough Records”. También ha colaborado en directo con el sello Vigues “Parafuso”. También como músico y técnico de sonido en distintos proyectos audiovisuales.

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posted 17 July 2016