Tracklisting:
01. Paranoia (5:33)
02. Electronic Bitch (5:08)
03. Near Death (4:41)
04. Trou Noir (4:17)
05. Mind Control (5:12)
First Dubstep release on Pavillon36 Recordings, "Help Me EP" by The S.K. is undoubtly massive!
It will lead you in a dark atmosphere with deep basslines & filthy sounds...
So don't be scared and let you take by that crazyness.
Play it loud!!
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Birthday release of Audioexit belongs to 2 Hungarian producers and djs, Jay Saunter and Tom Speedline. 30 minutes long We Again could be a djmix release thanks to its whole conception - this EP shows expertise. Based on its style and sound, it could be the release of this year's trendmaker, OstguTon. How does detroit techno look like from Hungary? Looks like this EP.
Eurasia. is the project of a 20 years-old Japanese boy who his inspired by the bucolic countryside in the city of Wakayama. The 4 songs that make the debut of Eurasia. in MiMi grow in-between the ambiences and the keys of a piano with classical melodies. Akira, fictitious name behind Eurasia., is an anti-hero. Assume the lack of theory and technique in his compositions, but, in the end, he makes the music that he wants to hear.
"The end of the autumn" is the song closest to what is called post-rock, is also the composition where the piano has a greater role than ambience layers that rise by the end of an EP that seems have in the autumn a good ally.
The coordinates that surround the ambient and the post-rock are brought by Eurasia. on another release with the stamp of MiMi.
Post Human Era is the work of multi-instrumentalist Daniel Finfer. With the help of brother Michael Finfer, the duo utilize electronic beats, ambient synths, and transcendent lyrics to construct a colorful palette of sounds and textures similar to The Postal Service, Death Cab For Cutie, The Notwist, and Nine Inch Nails.
"Winter is an etching, spring a watercolor, summer an oil painting and autumn a mosaic of them all." - Stanley Horowitz
01) Love Story
02) Mountain Top
03) Black Cloud
04) Every Song in the World
05) Rock and Roll
06) Trace
07) Untitled
B for Brontosaurus is everything there is to love in the world of indie pop. Quirky waves of lyrics interweaving with non-traditional instrumentation transport you back to a different age. Every song dabbles in harmonies as the trio trade in guitar and bass for the occasional synth, piano or harmonica. For those familiar with B for Brontosaurus' debut full length, expect a mellow listen with the Home EP. This is their quiet farewell to the world after breaking up in 2008. The Home EP channels a similar mystique to that of Magnetic Field's “69 Love Songs.” From the opening ditty, "Love Story," to the upbeat “Trace,” these songs are soaked in love and mystery. The EP closes with a short but beautifully haunting untitled number that only leaves us with questions. Whoever is gone, the band or someone close, they deserve a moment of silence. We'll miss you, B for Brontosaurus, just as much as you'll miss us.
Having spent some time creating cover artwork for netlabel artists under the alias Synflict, Marco Cervellin and Olliver Wichmann decided to team up together for creating music together for a change. Initially based on some sound fragments lying around, the tracks quickly evolved to what has finally become Prismatine, their debut release as Synflict. The music features huge contrasts (consonance versus dissonance, attack versus decay) and pauses as a means to interrupt a continious flow and could be filed under electroacoustic, but also reaches out to drone and dark ambient territory on occasion. Apart from digital processing artifacts, feedback, beeps and blirps, they also incorporate natural sound sources to create a dense soundscape of sonic events.
Noerror is a project born in early 2000. Its first purpose was to relate some of the most famous demoscene music releases, it extended to all the active demoscene netlabels and finally all the netlabels, no disctinction. Just talent and beautiful music is now the word.
Originally created by moonove and knos.
8 years, the same team, the same point of view and the same passion.
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