September 12th, 2007
AMR #010 [dizzonanz domestic - igni ferroque]
“My first attempt. Mostly experimentation with storm and engine sounds with alot of emphasis on concept rather than overall appeal.”
September 12th, 2007
BRD #005 [roostex - red wine fire]
“Red Wine Fire is an album that has to be heard to be properly understood. Sharp synths and elaborate counter melodies tie together hard hitting IDM and dance beats. Not only does the album have strong instrumentals, but several of the songs feature dark, humorous lyrics. Without a weak song on the album, Red Wine Fire is an album we’ve been excited about for a very long time. He’s the king.”
September 12th, 2007
Escala #0:5 [diego cadierno - ehhh]
“Ehhh is the name of the work with Diego Cadierno debut in escala. An EP in key electro-minimalist full of rhythm and that sure will not defraud those lovers of the sessions of this lions settled now in Madrid. So we are one of the publications in more focused escala to the dance floor and test of it are themes as ground-breaking as ‘Black Pit’ or ‘Bluzbol,’ ideal for wee hours. And if you want to listen it in direct, do not doubt in passing you for some of the sessions of Cadierno, habitually in algoennegro.”
September 10th, 2007
LQS #099 [maxus - universe]
“After some time of lazyness the scenish music label Liquid Skies released its 99th single music pack. It includes the trance-style track, Universe, from the Polish musician Maxus and a cover. We hope you like it!”
September 10th, 2007
DTRASH #101 [knar / mr genetor - split CD]
“Our longtime brotha KNAR (who released the Neo Industrial Zombie disc on D-Trash in 2000, not to mention having tracks on 2002’s DHR Don Fuck With Us 3xCD compilation) throws it down with some new material, this time bringing MR GENETOR to the table for a head to head battle of out-there harsh breakcore/IDM sounds between these two up and coming Canadian digital hardcore/noise artists. MR GENETOR confronts with crunching and jolting disorienting beats — Yet KNAR’s fuzzed out melody driven beat rhythmics drive you into an electrocuted hypnosis.”
September 9th, 2007
I/O #029 [phasen - moving on]
“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.”
September 9th, 2007
Toolz #007 [technoid - LED EP]
“Again, we proudly present a new artist on our label. Technoid is a promising young German techno producer and he made the toolz007 for us. His Sound is a confusion between acid and techno, but not that weird insane stuff - its pure functional clubmusic!”
September 9th, 2007
RB #005 [adrián juárez - caleta dos]
“Part two in the Adrián Juárez Caleta series.”
September 9th, 2007
RB #004 [adrián juárez - caleta uno]
“Adrián Juárez was born in La Plata (Buenos Aires, Argentina).
He studied piano for seven years and then he got close to other musical instruments in an intuitive way. Besides his role as an artist he’s in charge of FrÃgida Records netlabel where he edits music by artists from all over the world.
In his large output he comes near a long genre list, but on the two ‘Caleta’-Volumes he celebrates 4 calm, tranquil ambient tunes. Slightly vibrating soundscapes and soft drones guide the listener through over 90 minutes of deeply emotional music.
So close your eyes and put your headphones on.”
September 9th, 2007
DPLNET #001 [V.A. - security council]
“The security council convenes an emergency session to address an international dispute. Diplomatik staff from Canada, Germany, Macedonia, Japan & Argentina have drafted a resolution meant to honor tradition while encouraging modern abstraction.
The council votes… and the resolution passes.”