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We release music in varied styles but only stuff we think
we'd buy ourselves. Here's how
we miraculously manage to maintain so high standards of
quality for you at such a low price.
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BE_30 to BE_39
the singles series, 3" CDR with glossy color cover
packed in a small PVC envelope
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FrzImagho is a duo of guitarists. FrzImagho
uses computer-processed guitars to improvise glitchy electronica
in realtime. Micromelodies and clicks. Hisses and ambient
textures. Sound research and feedback. Please note these tracks
were improvised and recorded in 2003-2004-listen
moon is brain and pair of hands behind the
knobs of a pile of analog and digital synthesizers, floating
in hypersleep. Modular synthesis is used by brain to create
spontaneously evolving ambient soundscapes, with minimal hand
intervention -listen
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Slow, methodical, dark... cold, unsettling,
and sad. Well, I'm not sure. Ambient, drone, experimental...
metal, noise and doom. Well, I'm not sure either. Think Boris,
think Sunn O))) or best don't think at all and listen for
yourself. Excerpt one - Excerpt
two
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Whitenoisesound is a huge 7-people-we-really-need-a-tour-bus
band from Wales. .redshifts (YES, it’s DOT-redshifts)
is a little one-man-I-really-need-a-bag-for-my-laptop project
from Britain. Psych, says he. Kraut says she. Synths says
he. Reverberated guitars says she. Amps says he. Software
emulation says she. Did I tell you genres suck?
Excerpt one - Excerpt two
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Ondo is a one-man project from Sweden. Ondo
is probabaly drone metal. That is funeral doom played at 12
bpm. That is ambient metal music. And that is good. The Austrasian
Goat is a one-man project from France. The Austrasian Goat
is probably sludge. That is doom metal, only doomer. Genres
suck, they really do. Excerpt one
- Excerpt two
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The moonOphonique split is made of two parts
released by two microlabels on two continents thousands of
miles apart (see also www.lona-records.com).
Which is appropriate for too seemingly opposite bands: O’s
influences are within contemporary music, Moon’s are
within space rock and harshnoise. O uses acoustic guitars
and field recordings, Moon uses electric guitars and synthesizers.
Both use computers, mainly as recording tools. Both can’t
hide their love for sheer noise. Both welcome digital clipping,
mistakes, hazard and incidents in their music. Excerpt
one - Excerpt two
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The Bordellos are somewhat psychedelic. They’re
also somewhat pop, but not in a conventional manner. They
could be compared to bands you’ve never heard of like
The Cosmic Nanou, or to bands you already know like early
Mercury Rev or The Flaming Lips. Perfect Blue is also somewhat
psychedelic… The ambient way in the Klaus Schultze manner.
Listen to their ‘sunshine’ and feel how night
workers feel after an exhausting shift when walking back home…
Only unlike work, the best part of ‘sunshine’
is when it starts, not when it ends. Excerpt
one - Excerpt two
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Our first go at digital and not-so-digital ambient (yes it
means the 3" is one 20 minutes track). Objekt4 send us
a demo. And we loved it, we released it. And we do hope you
enjoy it.
download an mp3
excerpt
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Is it freejazz ? Nope. Is it electronica? Nope. Is it noise?
Nope. Is it excellent experimental music plus a touch of all
that? Yes. It's electrophone and saxophone and microphone
and the Gorlier twins with their electribes. It's not easy-listening,
it's good music.
download the megamix!
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BE_20 to BE_29
beautiful b&w vegetal pictures taken by B¨L on one
side of the paper sleeve, minimal liner notes in Lucida
Console font on the other, a CDR neatly packed in a transparent
PVC envelope, each release strictly limited to 77 copies
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48 minutes of beats and melodies, organised and random, fast
and slow, crazy and wise mixed by a four-armed blue-skinned
DJ on a distant planet...
download the megamix!
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34 tracks worth of free grind!
dowload the complete tracklist
(right click 'save as')
sold out sorry but still: a
little mp3 excerpt - another
one - and another
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electroclash vs. electronoise - new new wave vs. new new
beat
a little mp3
excerpt
another one
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The ultimate me vs. myself schizoid split:
acoustronic guitars, elecdrones, dubloops. YannF meets HimSelf.
a little
mp3 excerpt
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We humans invented words so we could kill
each other without weapons... The Cosmic Moon re-invented
space folk with a touch of noise so we could forget about
it...
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little mp3 excerpt
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"a collection of sonic haikus for winter"
(Igloo magazine)
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little mp3 excerpt
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dance music for astrobots with a heart of
fudge
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sold out sorry but still: a
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sold out sorry but still: a
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sold out sorry but still: a
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BE_00 to BE_29
(oldies but goldies, mostly sold out)
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'When the world died, there was still music, nothing but
music which escaped from dust and radioactive rain. The world
was on fire but there was still music. So different , so pure
, so hard to understand. And in the end there was nothing
but a sound gaving birth to all the things that now we call
our world... Here is abs.ence, abs.enc, abs.en, abs.e, abs.,
abs, ab., a. ... Nothing else remains'
'Music from the bunker disco' (vital weekly) |
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Experimental music, influenced by Xenakis, Boulez, Autechre,
and the sound of Silence. |
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'Electronic pop music back from future times' (immanence)
ONE copy left... last chance to get this cult album before
Moon gets famous... |
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MooN was the first band on BurningEmptiness Inc. using real
instruments (guitars, mostly) as well as electronics. Their
*different* approach of rock and roll using lots of digital
distorsion, sci-fi movie samples and deep analogue 70's synth
sounds make the album a wonderful alternative to classic space
rock. |
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japanoise meets harsh techno ! Ultra aggressive noise and
rhythms! |
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