“Genius 8 bring us this conjunction of old & new sounds, strongs basslines, dark ambient feeling and glitchy sounds. A really nice ep for your to relax and click your brain off. Enjoy it! “
“Moving On is the fourth release from Phasen. This album includes seven original tracks and remixes of songs by Mkd and A Soil Horizon. As for the content of this album, Phasen says it represents the roller coaster of stress and emotions he experienced transitioning from his childhood home to a life of his own in college. Anticipation evolved into despair, which finally gave way to the happiest times in his life.”
“Atmogat says: a lot of things in our life have changed. Some of them are good and some of them are bad and we would like to talk about these changes through our music and with the help of that feeling which the tracks create. So, if you like the sound with a deep mood in textures and well programmed beats with glitch bleeps, you need to hear it. Enjoy!”
“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 entitled 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 one gentle remix done by Hungarian minimal 4p4 artist Ferenc Vaspoeri (ChiWare, Cod – HU, Standard Music – FR).”
“An album of minimal beats and clicks can only take you so far. This EP takes you beyond that. Peaceful melodies and Glitchy beats help guide the listener along, until the end of the release, which ends with a dawn chorus.”
“This EP is a selection of ideas and techniques I’ve learned in the past year– its a beginning to a record of steady streams of visions, shapes and colors I see in my head interpreted into sound. It deals with experimental sounds and tones made from scratch, and vocal samples destroyed and arranged into organic textures. Drones, soundscapes, thoughtful melodies and glitchy rythyms are the flavor of choice. Each track on this EP was written with a non traditional arrangement in mind for the reason of letting the sounds play their full part for the people who enjoy sound in its full glory.”
“Second EP by yan_g, released October 06, consisting of, let’s say, 4 melodic electronica tracks, spiced up (or down) with elements of glitch.
Dark and bright, worried and hopeful, messy and crystal clear, lots of paradoxal feelings, moods, states of mind… expressed in a melodic fashion with a particular attention paid to production.”
“Experimental electronic songs for disturbed children. From glitchpop to noiseglitch, out now the new split release of Fever Asym and Livi(d)o for Muertepop records.” [editor: I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again. Please follow the submission guidelines. The album cover was too large (1414px by 1417px is huge), and you did not submit all 11 available tracks. I’ve fixed it. If everyone follows the simple guidelines, releases will go up much quicker. Thanks.]
“Behind Ideell is 16 year old Alexander Eldefors, from Åre, Sweden. Grunn is his first ep, but it has been lying on my harddrive collecting dust so long that Alexander managed to record and release a beautiful mini-album since I got the ep. To me Grunn sounds like summer nights, the sun slowly starts so set with ‘Someone had a thought, I know who’. When ‘So beautiful outside, so sad inside’ comes along, we can clearly see the stars. The nights ends with ‘Happy ending’, the sound of the sun rising up again. A perfect soundtrack for sleepless nights when you just sit, waiting for the day to come.”
“‘Clinical experience, and also carried out practical researches show, that simultaneous use of two hearing aids allows to distinguish more precisely sounds and, that is especially important, better to understand speech even to people with serious loss of hearing of one ear and full deafness of another…’ (from ‘Binaural prosthetics’)
* This citation has no attitude to the given compilation.”