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Hello, Oct. 25 marked the release of my EP, Atelo, on Drvg Cvltvre's New York Haunted label, which has been home to Evol, Ekman, Ewa Justka, Loraine James and a load more killer music from the underground. Kind words from the label: "After his sensational EP last year, we are happy to welcome Itzel back to NYH! Again he sent us so much good music that it wasn't easy selecting some of it for a decent size release. This is one of those producers that constantly defies the way he or she creates music, thus opening new paths in the jungle of electronic music. Soft tingeled melodies are Itzel's machete and strange, unhinged rhythms are his looking glass. Itzel's sound is like a soft focus version of all of The Black Dog, Beaumont Hannant and B12's best tracks, updated into a 2019 sound palette. It is truly that great and that mind blowing. We can only hope for a resurgence of electronic music of this high quality!" Assuming most users on WATMM are likely fans of The Black Dog, Beaumont Hannant and B12; we truly hope you enjoy this release. Its conception was adventurous. Thank you for listening! https://newyorkhaunted.bandcamp.com/album/nyh178-itzel-atelo [embed code not working] €3 Digital Album The same day, a companion EP, Aglossia, was released -- FREE DL: https://itzzzelll.bandcamp.com/album/aglossia Best, Itzel
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Well it's that time of year again, time for another annual Halloween mix!!! Now on the 7th year of this tradition, I'm proud to keep the spooky vibes coming. Another blended mix of dark heavy rhythms, growling synths, and eerie vibes for whatever spookiness you may get up to this month. PM me if you want a DL... Tracklist: Meemo Comma - Lake Besides // Pessimist & Karim Maas - A7 // Ossia - Devil's Dance // Scorn - Feather // Hide - Close Your Eyes // Fret - Slowly Moving In // Overlook - The Totem That Guides Us // Cub - Seeing From Above // Chafik Chennouf & Katsunori Sawa - Time Of Deceit // Lonefront - Chariot // Karim Maas - Civilize // Broken English Club - Funny Games // Pinch - Walking With Shadows // Katsunori Sawa - Frozen Dirt Trace // Mmph - Tragedy (Roly Porter Remix) // Brick Reds, Black Mauves - Cabochon -
https://eaux.ro/album/hymn-to-moisture “Hymn to Moisture” explores embodiment in natural phenomena by playing with microtonal and unstable tunings, shifting overtones, and integrated modulations that make it difficult to separate tone from noise. Evoking wind, water, rock, and flesh, the album occupies multiple spaces simultaneously: abrasive and tranquil, propulsive and meditative, familiar and alien. It shows an equal reverence for techno pioneers such as Jeff Mills, Pan Sonic, and Plastikman as it does for composers such as Eliane Radigue, Laurie Spiegel, and Phill Niblock. “Hymn to Moisture” is Rrose’s first solo album, and it unfolds with the scrupulous care and patience that defines all of Rrose’s auditory experiments. The album marks the artist’s most refined work to date. Since its inception in 2011, the Rrose project has spawned over a dozen vinyl EPs on Sandwell District, Stroboscopic Artefacts, Infrastructure, and their own Eaux label as well as three collaborative albums with Bob Ostertag (on Buchla 200E modular synthesizer), Charlemagne Palestine (for two pianos), and Lucy (as Lotus Eater) respectively. A fourth album-length project on Seattle’s Further Records saw Rrose reinterpreting and extending James Tenney’s monolithic 1971 piece “Having Never Written a Note for Percussion” for solo gong. “Hymn to Moisture” is Rrose's first solo album of original material. Instabuy.
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Release date: 11th October. Available on black vinyl, limited white vinyl, CD, and cassette. Merch bundles available featuring an album art tote bag and a t-shirt with film stills taken from the ’Sketch Artist’ music video directed by Loretta Fahrenholz. https://shopeu.matadorrecords.com/products/kim-gordon
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Listen to Slimepit on psa mission 40 http://penrynspaceagency.com/showinfo.php?mission=040 1:37:40 releasedate on psa says 24-01-2018
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http://www.slashfilm.com/ridley-scott-direct-produce-blade-runner-film/ really don't know how I feel about this. it could be great, could also be so very very very shit.
