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New Last Days Of S.E.X. release

This is rhythm'n'noise from Korfu and this release is one of the most attacking releases of the last year. Last Days Of S.E.X. stand for rhythm'n'noise with harsh and noisy sounds, powerful punching beats build up with distorted high frequency sounds to an astonishing wal of rhythm'n'noise. There's no mercy!

Out: Now

Source: Hands Productions

Posted by DJ HAL on Friday 20 June 2008 - 07:27:54

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New Maschinenkrieger KR 52 VS Disraptor release

After several cdr´s and shows at the most important industrial festivals, this is the exciting first full-time album by Maschinenkrieger KR 52 and Disraptor. Packaged in a silver printed Hands paper pack, this is a kicking rhythm'n'noise album made for the clubs, full of noisy energy.
This album includes many potential club smashers which will take you to the limit, so be prepared. You have been warned!

Out: Now

Source: Hands Productions

Posted by DJ HAL on Friday 20 June 2008 - 07:23:02

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Two Fractional releases on Brume Records

Out on Brume Records are 2 brand new Fractional releases: the "Come Mierda" CD and EP. The new full length album "Come Mierda" is a mixture of ambient electronica, relatively oppressive rhythmic noise, snappy drum''bass patterns, breaks and odd samples. It furthermore features remixes by Detritus and Disharmony plus a Video clip by Antonin de Bemels. The EP (12" Vinyl) is a selection of the most DJ friendly tracks from the full length. Expect remixes by Cdatakill and DJ Hidden. More info and sounds at www.myspace.com/fractionalcomemierda.

Out: 25th of June 2008

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Posted by DJ HAL on Wednesday 11 June 2008 - 07:11:01

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New Jérôme Chassagnard (Ab Ovo) release

With (f)light Jérôme Chassagnard, a member of the french project Ab Ovo, presents his first solo work. He is accompanied by befriended artists like Flaque and Guillaume eEuerd (nimp). What can we expect from an artist whose influences and preferences range from electronica and ambient to pop, ethnic music and drum'n'bass? Whose preferred authors are f.e. De St. Exupery, Andé Gide, e.a. Poe and Ray Bradbury? Whose favorite movie directors are Stanley Kubrick, David Lynch and Steven Spielberg - just to name a few? What looks like an eclectic puzzle at first glance makes perfect sense after listening to this outstanding album...
Each track is carried by intense, emotional moods that take the listener from warm and soothing tranquillity to disturbing and yet unknown places with proficient subtlety. Flowing ambient landscapes based upon varied rhythms include beautiful, sometimes slightly sad melodies - only a glimpse of the darkness behind the mirror of technology. All of this accented with sampled acoustic instruments and the appropriate use of voices and guitars - this album holds a perfect balance between beat and drift.
A captivating piece of work - essential listening to all those who wish to enter an abstract parallel world - yet, not so abstract that they'll get lost.

Out: June 2008

Source: Hymen

Posted by DJ HAL on Wednesday 04 June 2008 - 07:21:02

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New Ginormous release

'If i had more time, I would have written a shorter letter.' In the case of ginormous’ third album on Hymen records, Bryan Konietzko did take more time and produced his most direct and potent musical message to date. 'At night' is even more emotive and personal than Ginormous’ previous work, all while resisting self-indulgence. These eleven tracks were objectively beaten and honed until they each became the most condensed and vivid versions of themselves.

Bryan Konietzko shines his bright, 'Artificial light' on the elements that hoards of electronic music composers fear the most: melody, song structure and brevity. The album is an intense and addictive experience, charging forward with the nervous energy of urban, nighttime cityscapes, speeding subways and foreboding factories. There is an organic, human element at the center of this unrelenting journey, in the form of symphonic and acoustic instruments and warm bass lines, balancing the bold compositions. The album starts with 'punches to carefully coax,' a proud peacock of a track where thick, jagged planes of ice collide with razor sharp synth strings. 'Melted circadian' bristles with a chromatically-fractal melody that spins like a neon helix in vertigo. Konietzko parades a passionate assortment of prepared guitars with a muscular beat in the sweeping 'coiled so tightly.' The title track confidently trudges like a phalanx of tungsten-clad shadows pursuing a cloud of glittering insects. 'From deep bore holes' hypnotizes with an unsettlingly lingual snare drum that tries and fails to speak, possibly warning of the molten, rubberized synth melody that waits in the depths, poised to scald. Finally, 'awakening the magpie in all of us' sails on a slow bonham-esque dream-beat while dozens of chimes and metallophones pull the 43-minute album to its inevitable, timely conclusion.

Out: June 2008

Source: Hymen

Posted by DJ HAL on Wednesday 04 June 2008 - 07:16:06

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New Monokrom release on Ant-Zen

Nobody knew where the rabbits went - one day they disappeared and were never seen again. Only a few documents proved they even existed. Years passed. There were rumours about a federation of ninjas overwhelming an unpremeditated audience, but before the legend became widespread there were more ominous tales being told: A congregation of mummies entering stages, taking no prisoners, making eardrums bleed... all these tall tales mentioned the same name: Monokrom. After a long period of research, Ant-Zen obtained an aural and visual manifestation of these bandaged beings, and it is our duty to publicize it as a demonstration of the roughness and the savageness of ancient times: One fine day in the Pyramid. This very special artifact, packaged in a plaster bandaged sleeve, it will riddle scientists, musicologists and listeners for decades: a permanent breathtaking attack of contorted, cadenced noise, challenging your audio equipment to the highest peak. Walls of grinding uproar, pulsating frequencies and warped, unknowable voices that add up to a primordial soup of sheer intensity. Beware while listening! Beware while watching! Do you believe in the curse of the mummy? We will leave that for you to decide... warning: this compact disc includes extreme aural frequencies. Listen with extreme caution, at your own risk, and in the safety of your own pyramid dwelling! Limited edition - cd in special packaging; handcrafted plaster bandaged sleeve: each copy is a unique object.

Out: June 8th 2008

Source: Ant-Zen

Posted by DJ HAL on Sunday 01 June 2008 - 16:11:05

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New Lingouf release on Ant-Zen

This normandy project defines its very own universe including distinctive Burton-esque graphic works and audio releases in vinyl and cd format. Provided with the typical romanic humour and french eccentricity, Lingouf alienates those who are into 'exact' terminations and information while contemporaneously intriguing broad-minded audio and visual art gourmets. Lingouf's first releases on the french Ark-Aik label might fit in the hardcore / gabber genre, Area Keloza can be seen as a manifold mixage between powerful pulsatile industrial, advanced deep tenebrous electronics and circus-like melodies with high recognition value. Imagine a comparison with Imminent, Converter, Somatic Responses... add a slight intangible obscurity... then you'll get a picture of what Lingouf might be - or of what he might not. Take a listen, watch Lingouf's visuals on his site, submerge into an unknown perspective of industrial arts - be caught and captivated at the same time at the Area Keloza! A true journey of insanity, with a brightly-coloured grim sense of humor.

Out: June 16th 2008

Source: Ant-Zen

Posted by DJ HAL on Sunday 01 June 2008 - 16:07:09

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