November 26th, 2006
“Back in the days when I was 17 I started recording drums in the basement. The equipment was rubbish (a slow PC, a six channel mixer, a couple of mics, my old drumset and the good old logic audio version 3.0) It was always good fun… Two years ago I passed A levels and just thought: Good bye country! Hello Nightclub!!! After 3 months in London (still digging that old Ninja Style) I moved to Munich. A Couple of weird clubbing nights later and I was definetly into minimal! So I had to do it too (always trying so hard to be hip ;-) )…
Using bloody presets and software synths is boring (anyways I use them sometimes) so I make most of my tunes by recording everyday life things like tins, empty bottles and electric toothbrushes (No panic! You won’t really hear that: It’s just my producing ethos…), a drum loop here (I’m using a Roland TD6 KV), some FX there et voila out comes the edgy, cranky style of diskofreud (Dancefloor Therapies for the masses)! So probably one day you’ll be dancing to the deep flashy sounds of Vacuum cleaner
Bass…”
- synthetisiere deine jugend
- mommy i’m a raver now
- tongemetzel
- u6 (feat. flatmate on sax)
labil-recordings.de
November 6th, 2006
“Fresh Poulp continues his musical investigation of the Eastern with his new release 1000 Sounds Lotus by The Orientalist. An album has been released last year, self-produced, which the octopus decided to put back to the style of the day.
Summary of musical fantasies resulting from an unconscious haunted of tablas, hip-hop grooves, drum n’ basse drifts, aetheral riddims, sine bass and derbuka.. All along its 10 tracks 1000 Sounds Lotus is inviting you to a trip across north-africa, middle-east, and south-east asia, each tracks being a one-way ticket.” [editor to poster: please follow the simple rules\requests when submitting a release next time around.]
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- saturated vietnamese radio
- tibetan monks playing fuzzy bass tablas
- persian astronomy
- entering the mummy grave (lo-fi dusty dub mix)
- she sleeps under an ambient miniature
- islamatronic cantilliation
- zanzibar in dub
- aetheral japanese speakerine
- arabic ensemble trapped in a desertronic sand storm
- a tribute to wordsound
freshpoulp.net
October 25th, 2006
“About Fungitrash: This project emerged on fall 2003 in Czech-moravian Highlands. Since then a lot of things has changed, members were reduced from two to one. First it was just an experiment with simple, primitive and amateur sound, but then the project developed into subtile sofisticated music with emphasis on atmosphere building, mainly thanks to the melancholic melodies and various beats (from live to DnB-like). Tracks are composed with constant evolving, although the artist sometimes slides into clear ambient compositions.”
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- resonating void
- rise
- crows
groundfloorrecords.com
October 18th, 2006
“Ready for another release? This time it’s the single called ‘Blossom Air’ by dj.noizcut, as we mentioned earlier. It’s all about abstract, although one part bangs as some alternative d’n'b stuff, so don’t be lazy and do some dancing - we’ll appreciate that :) Blossom Air track will be also featured on upcoming EP ‘Community Cut’, so you can get little imagination of how it will sound - many digged samples, muddy beats, lo-fi parts… you get the point.”
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- blossom air
- only slow
- blossom air (basementality rmx)
- catagroove
- depressurize
groundfloorrecords.com
June 7th, 2006
“Mr. B deliver us his first Ambient, Drum`N`Bass and Downbeat album on Pharmacom Records! An album with a geat variation in Sound and styles. 16 tracks full of cool beats and soundscapes to relax or to dance!”
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- slip into it deeply
- bling
- uh yeah
- harte zeiten
- echo flash
- ein traum
- deep glowin
- flow
- habanera
- kopfnicker
- come here
- stromschnelle
- feel it
- dark horizon
- rainy dayz
- back to normal
pharmacom-productions.de
“Back in the days when I was 17 I started recording drums in the basement. The equipment was rubbish (a slow PC, a six channel mixer, a couple of mics, my old drumset and the good old logic audio version 3.0) It was always good fun… Two years ago I passed A levels and just thought: Good bye country! Hello Nightclub!!! After 3 months in London (still digging that old Ninja Style) I moved to Munich. A Couple of weird clubbing nights later and I was definetly into minimal! So I had to do it too (always trying so hard to be hip ;-) )…
