
sub217 - City of Twelve Foundations by SuspenLute
A fantasy epic by SuspenLute takes listeners through twelve keys in a single piece. While I think it sounds like Chrono Trigger, Suspen insists it is inspired by the Dune game soundtrack. Either way, enjoy!
Since Blip Festival, the biggest event gathering worldwide chip musicians is being organized there.
Line-up: Anamanaguchi (US), Aonami (JP), Cory Arcangel (US), Bit Shifter (US), Bubblyfish (US), Coova (JP), Covox (SE), Crazy Q (SE), Mark DeNardo (US), The Depreciation Guild (US), Glomag (US), Goto80 (SE), Hally (JP), Kplecraft (JP), Bud Melvin (US), Nullsleep (US), Pepino (JP), Tristan Perich (US), Portalenz (JP), Quarta330 (JP), Rabato (ES), Random (SE), Receptors (US), Saitone (JP), Starpause (US), Jeroen Tel (NL), TouchBoy (CA), Tugboat (US), Virt (US), Neil Voss (US), Herbert Weixelbaum (AT), X|K (US), YMCK (JP)
Visuals: C-Men (NL), C-TRL Labs (US), noteNdo (US), Voltage Controlled (US), Dan Winckler (US)
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Phix 80 is out now. 2 tracks of crummy techno. One is a very generic techno track and the other a totally crummy pseudo acid track featuring some of the squishiest noises ever.
What's the most powerful sound, the most outrageous thing to which your hearing has ever been exposed? Here at Diggarama we do know the true meaning of music and sound in general..and we also do know the true power of silence.. Therefor we would like to present to you the 2nd EP of our very own artist Doctor's Orders - "Silencetrax EP".
Doctor's Orders' Silencetrax EP is all about the deep exploration of mistery of sound.. the mistery of silence.. No, this 3 track EP is not filled with 3 tracks of silence, but with 3 tracks..corrcection! - 3 "documentaries" that will try to solve the riddle of sound with exceptional tools like - drums, bass, synth.. and all very nicely packed in a unique Doctor's Orders a.k.a. Gizmo style. Creative, fluid, yet dirty and outrageously-high voltage sounding. - Not to be missed.. And by the way - keep your lights on while listening to this one..we don't want you to fall.......a sleep...
Foxhole - so very very very idm-ish track...Sounds like Autechre met with Michael Paradinas in a wicked co-operation track. Beats are broken and hard, and we don't mind the bleeps, either.
Shelter - it's hard to define the style of this track... Because the elements change all the time. From electro to techno sounds. But in somewhat new form which we dig a lot because of some nice geek-sounds that appear in the background all the time. Geektronica, ladies and gentleman... Tuned for your ears.
The Grave Digger's Song - very dark track with Exorcist-like atmosphere which gives us creepers, but then the minimalistic melody starts and all is good. Following them is some mighty guitar sound... But the beats are the main thing. Deep kick is in the background, but you know he's always there.
It's time for a more rhythmical release from the Republic of Kyoto! Jean Nine presents a full serving of IDM on his new album "Black Folders And Voodoo Archives", a more dance oriented predecessor for his "Music Is a Wounded Animal" (2002). Drilling broken electro and drum'n'bass beats face the pumping basslines, epileptic ADHD grooves and mellow melodies. Among the new tracks some pieces are lost and found treasures from the deepest dungeons of Jean's backup medium and some of the tracks have been semi-released, but now finally released officially as remastered versions.
Here comes the 20th release of bump side. With this anniversary number, our labelhead tatsu gives us three tech-house tracks.
"ignition" takes us into the space, the beginning of this travel. "mission" makes us feel like we are floating in the universe. After finishing the mission successfully, we return to the "station" with a party - so the travel closes.
Our 25th Earth Monkey release comes in the shape of a compilation album on the theme of falling. Going from gentle ambience to some great experimental noises, we here at Earth Monkey are very proud to bring you this marvelous product and all for free!! ::FALLING:: features tracks from David Whitaker, Adrian Carter, 4th Alternative, The Cardboard Lung, 1000 Aeroplanes Crashing In The Night, Susan Matthews, The Weedhaven Laughing Academy, Dawn Salvia, Clutter, Des Slow And The Stop Pills, Species 8472, Andy Kirk and Cousin Silas
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