New & Upcoming Releases
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Shitmat - Grooverider
by Guest we_kill_soapscum- 13 replies
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listening now. 4 tracks deep. exactly what you'd expect. for me thats a good thing, cause i love shitmat. not quite as sample-y as i like him to be (a la full english brfsksfsssf)...more mid90s raved out. its fun but i'll like this more once i get high, which i'm gonna do once i stop typing.
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this is the best dubby/basic channel type stuff i've heard in a very long time clips are on boomkat ...
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Phaserprone
by Guest goodwillsidis- 0 replies
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Has anyone checked this label out? oMG, particularly the Borg and Grasslung releases, totally doing it for me. Borg is some sparse and sinister 4/4 stuff, kind of like if Burzum did a record for Basic Channel. Grasslung is really scary ambient/noise with some tearjerking atmospheric parts. they got mp3s on their catalog page, I think: http://www.phaserprone.com/catalog/
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firstly, lol@title and release date booo at maximo park yay at thom and paul and otto
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more fantastic buddhist mantra-ish stoner metal. they seem to have learnt the value of laying back on the distortion even more than on 'conference of the birds', parts of this are almost spirit-of-eden-era talk talk and shit. although some of it is heavy as fuck. cos they're a duo they can fuck around with dynamics and tempo and lay in and out of the groove in a lovely intuitive way. i love it. err and it's leaked obv
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Brian Grainger The Fieldtriqp Reconstructions Hand-decorated CD-R Limited to 100 copies $5.00 USD + S&H CLICK FOR MP3 CLIPS AND ORDERING INFO
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another classic reissue from Mark Pritchard.
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Roedelius Snapshots/Sidesteps Psychonavigation Now in his 70s, Hans-Joachim Roedelius is one of the most enduring 20th-century musical pioneers, but one who may not be sufficiently celebrated. A large portion of his reputation certainly extends from the earliest days, when, in 1968, he co-founded the Zodiak Free Arts Lab in Berlin and sowed the seeds for the legendary groups K/Cluster and Harmonia and their later ambient work with Brian Eno. He has continued to collaborate, experiment, and record, releasing nearly a solo album per year since the end of the '70s in a variety of styles. It's no surprise, then, to f…
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original album comes with a bonus disc of remixes.
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some lovely ambient/minimal/drone. this came out yesterday. get it. samples here
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[es32] Anton Batagov - "Passionate Desire to Be an Angel"
by Guest electrosound- 0 replies
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ElectroSound is proudly presents the official internet re-issue of the original CD of the well-known russian composer Anton Batagov, first appeared on Longarms Records. The composition of this album is based on philosophy and practical instructions of the Great Masters of Alchemy. This music is an attempt to reconstitute the spirit of Coniunctio, an alchemical mystery. Alchemy knows a lot about opposite images, like water and fire, dryness and wetness, warmth and cold, the volatile and the fixed, the bodily and the spiritual, the Sun and the Moon, gold and silver, circle and square… The punk-style guitar riffs and vocal phrases adjoin with angelic choir, church …
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A righteous reissue, with the Global Communication remix, better known as Ob-Selon Mi-Nos. https://bleep.com/release/11734-various-artists-the-cyberdon-ep
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Fairmont - Flight Of The Albatross
by Guest Ominous- 0 replies
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Fairmont - Flight Of The Albatross (border community recordings) A1: 12" Edit A2: Reef Carribean 'For The Love Of An Albatross' Mix B1: Metope Mix B2: Christ Mix B3: Dongtool Samples/Buy digital promos Also looking forward to Fairmont's full length album coming out later this year; don't sleep on these releases, watmm. This is straight up the cutting edge of melodic dance music.
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This album will make your life more amazing and less full of shit..........
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This is out now and it's really good, if you like Pinback. It sounds pretty much like most of their other stuff... If you haven't heard them, this wouldn't be a bad one to start with. Here's a decent review I guess: Pitchfork Oh, and it came with a 3 song bonus disc as well. Cool.
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haven't heard this guy before, but it's excellent chilled edits, with sublime melody.
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"Tom Middleton's AMBA will be released as a EP - Excursions 1 - on 6 August 2007 followed by the album Lifetracks on 3 September 2007. These will be released simultaneously in the US on Six Degrees."
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Wild Style - 25th Anniversary DVD
by Guest analogue wings- 2 replies
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It's on Rhino so it should be top notch. http://www.rhino.com/store/ProductDetail.lasso?Number=2367 Grandmaster Flash, Fab 5 Freddy, Rocksteady Crew (Crazy Legs) The Ramm Ell Zee, Busy Bee, Cold Crush Brothers
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Areavirus - Topofonie Vol. 1 Psychonavigation, based in Ireland, is a label that is making more and more of a noise these days (albeit a highly experimental ambient soothing one). Home of the Electric Penguins and David Bickley, their latest release is from Enrico Coniglio, a guitar player and composer based in Venice. AREAVIRUS topofonie vol.1 is a glitch-cum-ambient-cum-jazz album apparently inspired by the ambience of Venice lagoon. Although it bears little overall similarity to another Venice, that of Christian Fennesz, there seem to be similar techniques of sound capture and looping at work; but the tunes here share equal prominence with the sculpted sounds. Th…
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PERSIAN ELECTRONIC MUSIC : Yesterday and Today 1966-2006 Alireza Mashayekhi - Ata Ebtekar/Sote sr277 From Alireza Mashayekhi to Ata Ebtekar/Sote, the quantum leap of the very unknown electronic music composed in Iran from the Sixties till today. Two Iranian music masters who work (mainly) on ancestral structures to create something radically new, who travel around the world to finally live and work in their country - two vivid creators through the hazards of History. Alireza Mashayekhi : a short biography Alireza Mashayekhi was born in 1940 in Tehran, Iran. He is one of the pioneers of modern music in Iran. Mashayekhi's works have been performed in Iran…
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a new signing to Ai, it would seem
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i was looking forward to this, but meh ... way too many annoying vocals, not enough interesting beats. the production values are still pretty good though
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only 100 copies of each 12" are being released ... apparently he'll be doing five over the course of the year. i signed up for the database a while ago, i'm not sure if you can still sign on, but probably. they cost $45 after shipping, which is a bit steep, but surely worth it. the first 12" will be sent out sometime this week (i managed to order two!)
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tension in the ferric lakes
by Guest apy- 2 replies
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Hello. This is a new, small limited edition release from Dissolved. There are around 6 Cd's left to buy if you'd still like one and about 4 of the tapes. 'Culled from a hoard of frail and badly labeled mystic cassettes from Dissolved, 'Tension in the ferric lakes' brings together some of these early Dissolved outings for the first time. Snippets of innocent and weird recordings,ancient delicate audio and memories caught on tape from as far back as 1991,have now been hand picked and assembled into this rare collection that takes those tapes and disassembles and warps them further. Almost entirely beatless, this is dark, nostalgic music and a sound that demands to …
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Ewan Hennelly, aka Herv, has become one of Ireland's best-known electronic musicians over the past number of years, amassing a considerable catalogue of releases on labels both at home and abroad. Herv’s music is a frantic swarm of 8-bit melody and syncopated percussion, punctuated by warm wind instrument and layered violin and cello lines. Live, Herv works solely with a laptop and Nintendo Gameboy. While much of his recorded output concerns itself with complex melodic and percussive interplay, his live sets lean more towards the harder end of the electronic spectrum, mixing chaotic chip tunes alongside breakcore and gabba. In the past, Herv has played with artists s…
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