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New Alessandro Cortini album dropping this June on Mute. He became an insta-buy after the Forse series on Important. I need to revisit Volume Massimo, as I've tended to favour Illusion Of Time with Daniel Avery. Would love to hear him live again at some point.
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https://thisistelex.bandcamp.com/album/this-is-telex 01. The Beat Goes On/Off 3:37 [ PREVIOUSLY UNRELEASED ] 02. Moskow Diskow 3:19 03. Twist À Saint-Tropez 3:27 04. Euro-Vision 2:44 05. Dance To The Music 3:35 06. Drama Drama 4:00 07. Exercise Is Good For You 3:56 08. L'Amour Toujours 3:32 09. Radio-Radio 4:05 10. Rendez-Vous Dans L'Espace 4:16 11. Beautiful Li(f)e 3:24 12. The Number One Song In Heaven 6:28 13. La Bamba 3:22 14. Dear Prudence 4:02
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10 releases out today, probably more later.
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Vasto is taken from the forthcoming Cabaret Voltaire album, Shadow of Fear, released on Mute on 20 November 2020. Pre-order: https://mute.ffm.to/CV-SOF . 26 years since the previous album.
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"New Order will return this autumn with their first album in over a decade, Music Complete. Largely produced by the band themselves, with a couple of tracks of helmed by The Chemical Brothers Tom Rowlands, Music Complete features vocals from Brandon Flowers, Iggy Ppop and La Roux. The first track to be unveiled from the album, however, is a straight-up New Order offering titled Restless, which finds the group contemplating life in the modern world. The single will be available on vinyl, CD and digitally on October 9, while Music Complete is out on September 25 on CD, download and limited edition clear vinyl. There will also be an eight-piece deluxe vinyl collection including the album plus extended versions of all 11 tracks on coloured vinyl."
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Also, his NTS mix from June. The first track sure is nice: ////////////// Release is set for 9/29...
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"Diamond Version is a collaborative project between two of the most groundbreaking, experimental and forward thinking creators in modern music, Byetone and Alva Noto." "As joint heads of the German-based label Raster-Noton, and with solo projects Alva Noto (Carsten Nicolai) and Byetone (Olaf Bender), they have been releasing work that spectacularly blurs the lines between the visceral and the conceptual, bridging the gap between gallery and dancefloor. The release will be supported by audio-visual live performances with featured special guests and the premiere of Diamond Version TV, at Sónar 2012 on Saturday 16 June will feature Atsuhiro Ito." "Opening the EP series is Technology At The Speed Of Life / Empowering Change. The combined effect of these tracks’ crisp, synthetic surfaces and the slogans hyperreal imagery is twofold, drawing attention to the sinister utopias the titles suggest, while also hinting at their inherent absurdity." “Diamond Version is a project born out of a live situation. We occasionally performed encores together after our solo sets. These spontaneous and improvised tracks always had a kind of “special energy” which we missed in our solo works.” “Diamond Version tries to capture this energy and combines it with conceptual ideas: every day we are exposed to the Daily Short Message Information Culture (DSMC), the aesthetic of this information system became a strong topic and a Blueprint of the visual identity of the Diamond Version project.” explains Diamond Version. Diamond Version’s aesthetic is charged with surreal and subversive humour, drawing titles and iconography from a host of corporate slogans which are used as track titles across the releases. “We both are obsessed with company logos,” says Nicolai. “We collected these slogans and started reading them, without knowing the companies. In this amount and concentration they become absurd.” The duo have known one another since they were teenagers growing up in Germany. A common ground proved intuitively easy to tap into. “Carsten and I share a strong interest in rhythmic music. We also share an idea of general aesthetic, as in design, and prefer even in music, more and more roughness. With Diamond Version we will follow this rough rhythmic direction, we are not DJs and we’re less interested in delivering a functional music to a social situation,” Bender explains, though he’s keen to emphasise that despite its very powerful presence, Diamond Version is not simply a project aimed at club floors. “It’s a bit harsh, and a bit more noisy [than our solo projects], but this is not the main focus.” http://mute.com/diam...-23rd-july-2012
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June 2014 - Mute - STUMMDV1 01 This Blank Action (Feat. Leslie Winer) 4:53 02 Access To Excellence 4:20 03 Turn On Tomorrow (CI) 4:49 04 Feel The Freedom (Feat. Kyoka) 4:15 05 Raising The Bar 3:19 06 Were You There (Feat. Neil Tennant) 4:03 07 Operate At Your Optimum (Feat. Atsuhiro Ito) 3:36 08 Science For A Better Life (CI) 4:05 09 Connecting People 3:49 10 Make.Believe (CI) 6:11 http://diamondversion.info/album-ci-announcement/
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Cabaret Voltaire - #8385 Collected Works 1983-1985
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"6 CDs ( The Crackdown, Mirco-phonies, Drinking Gasoline, The Covenant The Sword and the Arm of the Lord plus a CD of 12" mixes and an unreleased CD called Earthshaker - The Lost Soundtrack ) 2 DVDs - 2 live shows and Gasoline In Your Eye. 40 page 12" sized booklet with extensive and exclusive sleeve notes from Phil Barnes and Richard H. Kirk and a synopsis on Earthshaker. All of the audio has been remastered from the original master tapes and over seen by Richard H. Kirk." look http://shop.cabaret-voltaire.net/home/cabaret-voltaire-8385-collected-works-1983-1985-box-set.html -
" Can was formed by ex-student of Stockhausen Irmin Schmidt, who, fired by the sounds of Jimi Hendrix and Frank Zappa abandoned his career in classic music to form a group which could utilise and transcend all boundaries of ethnic, electronic experimental and modern classical music." " Can’s influence is well known and far-reaching and the impact they made on music is felt today as keenly as it ever has been. They themselves have always been impossible to classify and reflecting this, the scope of artists who in recent years have cited Can as a major influence is varied from John Lydon to Radiohead, The Fall to Portishead." " With a phenomenal cannon of work that includes Tago Mago, which celebrated its 40th Anniversary in 2011, The Lost Tapes is an opportunity to hear unreleased material from this iconic band – whoever thought that would be possible? " http://mute.com/can/...lease-june-19th
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http://mute.com/arti...rter-tutti-void [youtubehd]VL49YvsPtKs&feature=results_main&playnext=1&list=PL3F3B84E3E9E45477[/youtubehd] "Mute is pleased to announce the release of CARTER TUTTI VOID’s Transverse, a unique collaboration from Chris Carter & Cosey Fanni Tutti (Throbbing Gristle) and Nik Void (Factory Floor), out on vinyl, CD and download"
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. http://www.factmag.c...announces-tour/ http://mutedotcom.wordpress.com/ . . .
