New release @ politicide (http://politicide.net):
[poli065] - weh kah | ankh --->
Weh Kah, our man from Dessau/ Germany, describes his music as microsample-knirz-break-funk-soul-electro and is
influenced by DJ Shadow, Lalo Schifrin, Aphex Twin, Squarepusher, Helge Schneider and so on. In germany we would say: “Jazz gehts los”. Break it up!
João Ricardo produces music under the name OCP (Operador de Cabine Polivalente). After several releases at the MiMi netlabel, recently his album length work Sound Check has been published at the well-known Testtube netlabel, and now he is here at Complementary Distribution with a release in two parts titled Interludes. Many people praise and enjoy OCP’s unreleased open source audio works at archive.org: Interludes originally was one of those open source materials. In terms of genres OCP creates minimal and glitchy dubambient in a healthy, unconventional and creative way. This first part has an equal and powerful atmosphere. The listener can meet up wet grooves, long and flowing harmonic synthpads accompanied by so called glitchy sounds which are exciting but never disturbing. The release ends with two remixes done by Hungarian local talents. One is Aura Fresh aka Console 9 (Uran97 – DE ChiWare – HU) who is a well known producer in the virtually distributed electronic music scene. Aura Fresh transforms the track Dezasseis into lovely and dubby house enjoyment. The other remixer is an upcoming artist Synus0006 (ChiWare – HU) who reconstructs Dezasseis spontaneously with a live improvisation. The result is something we could call subatomic techno. Interludes Part Two is about to be released in March 2007.
Noise64's recently recorded liveact. It is as energetic as his Live At Cod Estek, so this archive is a must have for all those who liked his previous live act, and it is a must have also to those who like quality mixtures of electro-8bit-techno with a tremendously healthy sense of humour.
First sampler of the label "Les Cristaux Liquident": "Recto Versus" The "Recto Versus" project is a serie of compilations presenting collaborations between the electro-dub band Volfoniq and other artists. Volfoniq remixes and/or is remixed. Thru 13 tracks, from electronica to jungle, breakbeat and IDM, (re)discover [url=http://www.volfoniq.com]Volfoniq's[/url] dub "en sauces" ! Also availiable on the net for a fast listening with the brand new "Volfo-player"on Volfoniq's Myspace. Peace'n'dub
Six minimal/dubby techno tracks and five remixes from
Lao (mx), Dr. Nojoke (de), Manziping (cl), Daniel Carew (ca) and
Sumergido (ar)
Choenyi kicks off his Yuki Yaki debut with a 6-track EP. This is his
third appearance after the remix on YkYk008 and his compilation
track on YkYk005.
He has created cold and dark tracks oscillating between Minimal
Techno and Soundscapes. Profound beats are playing a main part in
the conception of the tracks. The swinging Doma Fourth and the
stomping hymn Triling can be located near Dance floor music.
Spheric helicopter flights through a dark night.
Choenyi's other issue is Dub. He has made it up of little, reduced
reverb-rooms and the selective use of delays. No element is being
pushed in front and klicking drums leave a lot of room for the dark
dub of choenyi.
23 seconds Netlabel proudly presents "Strange days have found us". An electronic compilation by thirteen different composers. Featuring Ixtlan, Plattform 13, Midget Fantasy, James Ausfahrt, Compute Electrolurk, and more... [sec002] Genre:Electronica/Ambient/Pop Format: Mp3 320 kbit/s Size: 120 mb Release date: 2007-01-22
«David W. Newman is the guy behind the mixing desk of Audiobuld Records, the sheffield independent label of Exploratory Electronic Music. David has released a couple of tracks in his own label compilations before, but this is his true first release worthy of the name.
'Forms Elastic' album is classic IDM shit. And it is good shit. Filled with 8bit arcade-style synth lines, broken beat patterns and throbbing basslines, it delivers ten asseptic tracks that takes us back to the time WARP was on top of the 'braindance' thing, with acts like AFX, Two Lone Swordsmen and Autechre, just to name the most important. And David's even from Sheffield too, so he knows his IDM book-of-rules like no one else.
'Percule' is easily one the best tracks 'Forms Elastic' has to offer: click-style percussions, playful synths and a sweet, fat bassline. As we go deeper into the album, David messes with our sense of prediction, going back and forth with twisting beats, leaving us without directions most of the time.
'Centred on elasticity' could be from Autechre's catalogue, and 'Community' reminds of earlier Metamatics stuff on Neo Ouija. 'Rubb' has an awesome and edgy synth line, unsuspected childlike melodies and a typical sense of nostalgia we could only find in this music style.
This LP could not be complete without a couple of warm blankets and deep ambient harmonics, like the ones 'Little electronic' has inside.
'Forms Elastic' is the perfect fix for all you IDM hardcore fans who still miss the artificial intelligence years.» - Pedro Leitão
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