Microfluid is a young, promising, up and coming composer from Russia. He is known for his deep, emotional, funky, and abstract minimal techno sound. This EP entiltled; Life Episodes is all this and more. At the core of his music are deep harmonic ambient drone like sound scapes of real life recorded events, layered with warm musical creative basslines and chords. This is all sprinkled with carefully textured blips, bleeps, and ticks, all directed by grooving percussional, hypnotic minimal-tech maddness. Download this one and close your eyes, bop your head, get up and dance, get a cup of java or do whatever your heart desires. You are in for a treat!!! Enjoy!!!
We are pleased to announce the launch of the C.T.G. music competition, 2007!. Entries are welcome from 13th June to 13th July 2007. There are 3 categories and it promises to be a very interesting compo all round!. It's *All Gear* too, so that means there's no excuses not to join! Click the links below to find out more about this and how you can participate!
This time Chimera Music brings you a high quality pack filled to the brim with excellent chip music by Okeanos for all of you to explore and enjoy.
the two guys calling themselves ixtlan are pioneers of a new kind of electro-organic dance music and with this release they give an example, how rock music can sound in times of a galactic consciousness awaking in humanity.
KARAOKE VOMIT : galapagosy
KARAOKE VOMIT - one of the oldest noise-projects of Belarus.
The header track of an album has been created as a soundtrack for performance.
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netlabel: h-a-z-e.org
A bit of a mixture this time. General fuzz sent along 4 entire albums for submission to the kollective, and what follows is a 'hand picked' selection of what I think are the highlights. a vast range of audio treats in this release, ranging from ambient and chilled 21st century idm to the early 90's styled techno beats of old. tracks of merit for me include: ray squared, smiling perspective. notes from the musician: All the music on this compliation is creative commons licensed, and can be downloaded for free off my website: generalfuzz.net Various credits go to: Jason Parmar on tabla for summer, bars of parmar; Sarah Holzman on flute for flow tater; JP Cutler on guitar for sliding forward. Watch out for the next release - the last release before Kahvi goes on summer vacation! Expect something a bit special...
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Quest.Room.Project - Room Number: Fiducial Banality
«A gentle flute motive introduces us to the world of Quest.Room.Project from Russia, and one might at first expect a relaxed listening experience. But by the time more voices chime in, it becomes obvious that these spotlights are going to be swallowed by shadows of tragic compassion. "Room Number: Fiducial Banality" is organised in 4 parts (one could as well define them as movements, because there are some key themes occuring throughout the entire release) and each of them features a room with distinct acoustic characteristics:
"The reason for surfacing" appears like a shadow of a doubt that gradually turns into overwhelming certainty. Almost inaudible at the beginning, "Assemblage" soon escalates to several emotional outbursts, before exhaustion will take its tribute in "Possesion" and create a haunted, threatening atmosphere. As reminiscence of the beginning, "Combined Exercises" begins with a flute solo and continues to pick up previous motives to escalate them to a wall of sound. Finally the dissonances wither away and make room for the last remnants of the ever occuring flute theme. A cycle has been completed and we are at the beginning again...
Bogdan Dullsky, the creative head behind the Quest.Room.Project, describes his intentions on the project's website as "a search of space for the life leaving for borders of habitual linearity". But "Room Number: Fiducial Banality" doesn't attempt to descibe a solution to break free: It's left up to the listeners themselves to recognise their personal ever returning patterns of life and change them by their own strategy. or - as Bogdan concludes - as an "attempt to live by some own rules on which borders it is possible to breathe freely".» - Olliver Wichmann
[tube077] Nodepet - Concrete Muser
«'Muser' is a word of Germanic origin that means 'thinker' or 'ponderer', someone who puts brain or mind effort into contemplation of things.. It can also come from the latin 'musa', or 'muse' which is a person or object whose purpose is to inspire creativity. But when you put 'Muser' and 'Concrete' together, what do they mean? Is it some kind of definition? or perhaps, a pun of 'Concrete Music', 'Musique Concrète'? Only Nodepet knows for sure.
Meet Olliver Wichmann, the man behind the moniker. Olliver is a secretive german guy, obsessed with overly processed and cerebral experimental music. His goal? No one knows. Perhaps not even himself. Could he be trying to strip all things emotional from his music, reducing it to an expression, an abstraction, much like Schaeffer did in the mid 40's? We can't really tell if this music was synthesized with software, hardware or if it was based on found sounds, then manipulated and assembled into arrays of sound phrases, designs, like expressionist and abstract paintings.
Maybe we shouldn't be thinking too much about the music. Instead, we should get down and dirty, with all 79 minutes of it.» - Pedro Leitão
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.
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8 years, the same team, the same point of view and the same passion.
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