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BE_100 to BE_103
real pro-pressed CDs !
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"Through the utilisation of manipulated
guitars, heavenly understated female vocals (...) and a host
of electronic equipment, Moon specializes in a spaced-out
and heavily layered melodic-ambience that warps and permutates
to create a psychedelic and otherworldly soundscape. A soundscape
that occupies the cusp of melody and texture. (...) Refreshingly,
the not-to-lengthy pieces are arranged with enough focus to
captivate ones imagination whilst allowing the mind to wander
freely within the confines of its semi-minimalist architecture.
(...) ‘Tales of Long Dead Ladies’ proves to be
a shining light in a largely languid pit of newly released
ambient music. From the outset, thickly textured psycho-acoustic
soundwaves stretch eternally beneath which solitary guitar
strokes and heavily layered female vocal murmurs drift. (...)
‘Tales of Long Dead Ladies’ injects an impressive
variety into its authoritative space-ambient parameters. Looking
for a soundtrack to your dreams, then look no further than
the ‘Moon’." From experimusic.com
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Metal Hardcore, Grindcore, Technical Death
Metal, Drone Metal. It's all metal yet not that metal. A great
split featuring great bands and that's all there is to it.
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A bunch of great artists for a 23 tracks
all-over-the-world, all-over-the-styles compilation packed
in a beautiful cling-wrapped cardboard envelope. Featuring
Agathocles, Government Alpha, The Telescopes, Ultra Milkmaids,
and many more !
If you'd like to hear some of it : (ML),
(serge), (krakow&friends),
(shallnotkill),
(normal music),
(the $hit) or
download the NRP#2
megamix by Lanz Bulldog (2.54 minutes made only with untreated
excerpts of the compilation)
BBC's One World airplayed SEVEN tracks of
the NRP#2. Yeah, you read well, that's the national public
radio and that's a third of the compilation: now tell me again
the UK isn't a civilised country.
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We had an online compilation called the Noise
Research Program running smoothly. It was supposed to show
'the darkside of noise underground artists' and featured less
than 1Mb tracks (broadband wasn't that common a few years
ago) that were mostly Noise Industrial. One day, a wonderful
band from Cymru called Scramble sent us a 7 minutes track
from outer space for the NRP called Digerious, nowhere near
noisy, nowhere near dark -but still wonderful. So we thought
and doubted and thought again and doubted again. Why only
dark, why only noise? A river makes noise, the sea makes noise,
birds make noise and none of them are noisy. Lots of musicians
use noise(s) as an element and most of the music they make
isn't noisy.
Featuring Blue Baboon, Flint Glass, Ihan,
Trilemma, Ultra Milkmaids, Winterbrief and many more!
If you'd like to hear some of it: (v.+sumerki),
(ihan), (narc),
(winterbrief),
(transistor 6),
(siemers)
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