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Terrorrythmus – Adaption Disorder Remixes Pt. 2

Terrorrythmus – Adaption Disorder Remixes Pt. 2
YARN010

Terrorrythmus

“Adaption Disorder Remixes Pt. 2”

Terrorrhythmus’ «Adapion Discorder» seems to be Yarn’s most smashing EP to date, judging by the almost endless amount of remixes. After the release of the uptempo remix-pack back in June, Yarn now presents «Adaption Disorder Remixes Pt. 2». The second remix-EP keeps up with the high energy, concentrating on a dancefloor-friendly tempo-range.

>From Germany’s rough bank capital Frankfurt comes machine-musician Chris Geschwindner. The affiliate of the young label polen.rec woves «40h»’s pads and samples together with a shuffled house groove. His remix develops over eight minutes, leaving smiles everywhere with its airy and sunny atmosphere.

A totally different interpretation of «40h» comes from Llyphon. Terrorrhythmus’ mate from Bremen already released on his imprint Betonblume and DubKraftRecords. With stumbling bassdrums, flirring hi-hats and washed-out samples he transforms Terrorryhthmus’ trap track into a lush and varied piece of contemporary electronic music.

Also from Bremen comes producer and DJ in demand Tobs who just dropped his first vinyl on Drowned Records. His «Leaving Home»-version of «Post Smack» is full of warm pads and synths, unfolding sentimental feelings over a pretty straight house beat.

Uprising Belgian producer Take Away The Noise seems to have hardcore in his blood. His seven minute long adaption of «Post Smack» utilizes the original’s vocals in a stumping techno garment. Breaks and shuffled bassdrums penetrate the rough track which is designed to destroy dancefloors.

posted 03 September 2014

.Zigo – Drupas Migrantes

.Zigo – Drupas Migrantes
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.Zigo

“Drupas Migrantes”

.Zigo has an apocalyptic “Blade Runner” world in his sonic conception. He swings comfortably between sulfuric sunrises, romantic evenings to the cyberpunk distopians.

This work, like his others; and many other things that I have enjoyed in concert, has its own peculiar character, the detail that blows the mind and that eccentricity carries it to work every detail like a careless tide, but he has the control, so many years on the path have not made him aloof, and he applies every consciousness, every experience.

It shows in the quality of the sound and in the domain of reaching the very edge of the break, without breaking.

Tiny pearls invade each of the tracks, and yes, he is one of the masters in this sense, in showing us that heavy noise with delicate sonic touches, that are not lost, on the contrary, he makes them be noticed.

In “Drupas migrantes” we hear from the beginning with “Zaxsibulan”, mantric drones that invade, and leave us almost perplexed to wait any longer.

We pass through quasi organic states like those in “Drupa” and “Ralokhao”, cyber-robotic moments like “Aeasxoolar” and “Drirl” to descend to the shamanic poetry of “Xeticanteral”.

Can this work be classified? It cannot – you can only listen and enjoy- qualifications do not count, just immerse yourself or be engulfed by it.

.Zigo without a doubt “is” in past, present and he shows the future, and all this comes together for capture us to hear.

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.Zigo tiene el apocalipsis Bladeraniano (de “Blade Runner”) en su concepción del sonido. Se hamaca cómodamente entre amaneceres sulfúricos y atardeceres románticos a lo cyberpunk.

Este disco, como otros y muchas otras cosas que he disfrutado en vivo, tiene su peculiar sello, el detalle de la voladura de cabeza y esa excentricidad que lo lleva a trabajar cada detalle como en una descuidada marea, pero él tiene el control, tantos años de carrera no le son esquivos, y aplica cada conocimiento, cada experiencia.

Se nota en la calidad del sonido y en ese dominio de llegar hasta el borde mismo del quiebre, sin llegar a quebrarse.

Diminutas perlitas invaden cada uno de los tracks, y si, es uno de los maestros en este sentido, en mostrarnos ese heavy noise con delicados toques sonoros, que no se pierden, al contrario, los hace notar.

En “Drupas Migrantes” oímos desde el comienzo con “Zaxsibulan” drones mántricos que se nos vienen encima para invadirnos y dejarnos casi perplejos para esperar más.

Pasamos por estados cuasi orgánicos como en “Drupa” y “Ralonkhao”, ratos cyber-robóticos como “Aeasxoolar” y “Drirl” para descender a la poesía chamánica de “Xeticanteral”.

¿Cómo podemos calificar este disco señores? No se puede, solo se puede escuchar y disfrutar, los calificativos no cuentan en una obra tan completa, solo meterse en ella o ser engullida por ella.

.Zigo sin duda está en el pasado, el presente y nos muestra el futuro, y todo conjugado para que lo tomemos, para que lo oigamos.

Luis Marte
(Buenos Aires, agosto 2014)

posted 19 August 2014

Golgotha Communications Ltd. – Wine, Women and Song Vol. 2

Golgotha Communications Ltd. – Wine, Women and Song Vol. 2
HAZE289

Golgotha Communications Ltd.

“Wine, Women and Song Vol. 2”

Golgotha Communications Limited are a Philadelphia-based experimental music group, founded in 1996, who have released numerous works in numerous formats on numerous labels, and have also recorded as FARS, 222, and The pit-grave ensemble. “Wine, Women and Song Vol. 2” is the second installment of the “Wine, Women and Song” trilogy.
posted 14 August 2014

Emanuele Fais, Stefano Balice, Tommaso Busatto – The unlistenable dub project

Emanuele Fais, Stefano Balice, Tommaso Busatto – The unlistenable dub project
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Emanuele Fais, Stefano Balice, Tommaso Busatto

“The unlistenable dub project”

Emanuele Fais, Stefano Balice, Tommaso Busatto

The unlistenable dub project [0kbps067]

01 – Once again (Emanuele Fais, Stefano Balice, Tommaso Busatto)
02 – Ti fai le canne di droga (Tommaso Busatto)
03 – Mi si è rotto il funk (Emanuele Fais)
04 – La cosa fatta (Stefano Balice)
05 – Heavy dub cunt destroyer (Tommaso Busatto)
06 – Ansia da dub (Emanuele Fais, Stefano Balice, Tommaso Busatto)
07 – Little Duppy Girl (Emanuele Fais)
08 – Tattilofonia e relativi ornamenti vocali dub (Stefano Balice)
09 – Nigga taught me how to reggae (Tommaso Busatto)

MAV [0kbps] Records, August 2014

posted 11 August 2014

lauren redhead – entoptic landscape

lauren redhead – entoptic landscape
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lauren redhead

“entoptic landscape”

lauren redhead is an internationally performed composer and a performer who specialises in experimental music as an organist and a vocalist. she is a founder member of the collective ‘automatronic’ who produce a concert series for organ and electronics in london each autumn and who commission and collaborate with composers to create new works for the combination. her compositional work increasingly focuses on graphic, conceptual, and open approaches to music and performance, and collaboration — with other composers and artists — forms an important part of this approach.

the music on entoptic landscape is “slow moving, partially entering into ‘view’ and then gone again. the attempt to focus has the effect of obscuring it. all of the performances of this music respond in some way to open notation. as such, no two performances of this music are alike, but all hold much in common. open notation has been employed not for reasons of accessibility but as a means of inviting the performers into the specific soundworld of the piece.”

posted 05 August 2014

JONAS KOCHER – GAUDENZ BADRUTT – Cinema Rex

JONAS KOCHER – GAUDENZ BADRUTT – Cinema Rex
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JONAS KOCHER – GAUDENZ BADRUTT

“Cinema Rex”

Jonas Kocher: accordion
Gaudenz Badrutt: electronics

Having collaborated for many years now, Badrutt and Kocher play improvised music. Through this practice they explore the relation between the very electronic sounds of the accordion and the instrumental potential of the electronics.
There is no electronic processing of the accordion, more the opposite: the acoustic sounds tend to influence the machine, creating accidents and random behavior of the electronics.
Badrutt and Kocher also take care of the acoustic specificities of the spaces where they play, taking it as a fundamental element of the performance. Through this subtle tuning between the playing and the space, every sound performance becomes site specific.

The concert at Rex was the last of a small tour in the Balkan region. Hours of travelling around on bad roads with old albanian taxis and public buses, fastidious border crossings and concerts in very different venues: a quiet basement in Athens, an old industrial building in a no man’s land area in Tirana, a very small bar in the middle of a fancy bars area in Skopje and the beautiful old cinema REX in Belgrade.
Our music evolved quite a lot during the tour, the context as well as all the people we met and the places we stayed, having definitely an influence on our playing. This recording aims to document our practice in a specific context at a specific time. No concept before playing, no edits or re-composing after. It is just what it is, improvised music.

posted 07 July 2014

Sounddog65 – Rouge

Sounddog65 – Rouge
0kbps066

Sounddog65

“Rouge”

Sounddog65

Rogue [0kbps066]

01 – Discourse
02 – Golden Ghetto
03 – Descriptivist Perscriptivist
04 – Conversation
05 – Futurosity
06 – Disrupted
07 – The Message
08 – Fettine Panate
09 – The Universe Is Under No Obligation To Make Sense To You

MAV [0kbps] Records, June 2014

posted 03 July 2014

I.Z. aka IDzeroNo – Radio

I.Z. aka IDzeroNo – Radio
onorezdiLP021

I.Z. aka IDzeroNo

“Radio”

This audio is part of the collection: Onorezdi -Netlabel (sub of Verezani Records)
It also belongs to collection: Netlabels

Artist/Composer: I.Z. aka IDzeroNo
Language: English
Keywords: TheFeeDunk Star; TheDeepr; The Corner; I.Z. aka IDzeroNo; Ames Nick Solder; The Pee Punk BROTHA; D-Ram; Dj RuffShraker; Melvin Clark; The Informers; 95 & Sailaway; D – Ram; hip-hop; media; remix; hip_hop; flyingteam; nyc; classic;
Creative Commons license: Attribution 3.0

posted 02 July 2014