Faxi's Modular Stash is a huge collection of patches for Creamware's Modular 3 system and Adern Flexor extention, by Yaron Eshkar aka Faxi Nadu / Elmooht.
Various patches from starter templates and simple tools, to full fledged synths , noodles and fx racks - form a solid platform for quick synthesis and processing with modular. More information and the download links for this project are over at Source Forge.
36 completelly groovy punchy squilted twisted pumping tracks, through dark, morning stuff, back to dark and continue to melodic, energic music stuff !
bLURiX - Ramizon EP [bump015]
The second artist from Croatia, Izidor Radmanovic a.k.a. bLURiX. Oldschool techno EP, 3 variations.
asa - bifocal EP [bump016]
Here comes the first Japanese guest artist asa! The EP opens with an atmospheric tune "bifocal", and it takes us to a minimal space, "blue zone". The third, moody track "wind focus" closes this EP.
Piston Source, an open source music releasing site dedicated to the Piston Collage/PxTone format has released a new EP. It's a mixed bag of chip flavored breakbeats. There's a central theme, but really, the overall sound is all over the map. As usual with our releases, it's required to download the program/editor, availble at the top of the releases page. Also, if you haven't visited recently, you'll notice we have a new home and a new look. Thanks for listening! :)
“Diatribes” is the name of a 1996 album by Napalm Death. With no apparent relation, “Diatribes” is also the name of a trio dedicated to improvised music. Originally from Geneva, this trio is Cyril Bondi (drums, percussion), Gaël Riondel (saxophones, clarinet, flute) and Laurent Peter – a.k.a. d’Incise – (laptop, objects, effects). Working exclusively with digital distribution, this swiss trio have released a total of six works to this moment, each through a different label: Edogm, Zymogen, Tulipesä, Insubordinations, Stomoxine and Digitalbiotope. “Parenthèse Polonaise”, their new work released by Test Tube, shows off a band exploring free improv soundworks.
On the trio’s website we find three words to classify their sound: free jazz/electro-acoustic/noise. None of them is wrong, but this may not be the absolutely right definition. More than free jazz or noise, this music is descendant of European driven free/improv, in the lines of Derek Bailey, Evan Parker, Han Bennink or Peter Brötzmann. Right on the first track, “Cieszyn 1.1”, there is a percussion sequence which evokes Tony Oxley experiences. d’Incise’s work, on laptop and effects, complements the percussion action, forming a cohesive sound block. Gaël Riondel’s blowing works as contraposition, in an insanely interaction. Sometimes the drums elaborate a certain rhythmic steadiness, but don’t extend it on too rigid formulas, the blowing is strong and inconstant, and the effects sharp ‘round the corners. The recording, with all the background room and audience noise, probably isn’t the most appropriate for audiophile fans, but encapsulates the session’s informality – and, consequently, the expressively freedom of this music. As the most evident example of this trio’s creativity, there is track #11, “Trzebinia 1.4”, where tribal sounds are mixed together with crescendos and noise. The following track, “Bielsko Biala 1.3”, on the other hand goes to more familiar territories; it is a piece closely related to the free jazz of the New York loft scene, circa 1969. Closing the album, an 8 and a half minutes track starts slowly just to grow until it arrives to a diabolic free finale.
It’s safe to say that these “Diatribes” don’t come from death metal, but they’re not far from the devil.» - Nuno Catarino
So it's here. My remix of X-Press 2 Kill 100 is available for pre-order at the link below at 7digital. My remix - along with 99 others - made the cut to the pre-order round, and now it's all about which remix recieves the most pre-orders. So get your socks on and support an old scener ;) (it's £0.99 pr. order and my remix is number 20)
Musica Excentrica - the innovative label from Russia - presents a collection of unique sounds of future,modern acoustic researches. We proud to give you a chance to appreciate our first compiliation named "Magnificentia Naturae" Blossoming glitches,windy drones,drowning noises,liquid instrumentals dedicated to magnificent,eclectic world of nature,viewed from a distant point of experimental mind of Kevin M. Krebs,Kenneth Kirschner,CD-R,Zolotu,Violet,Dave Phillips and other reasonable artists. Tracklist: 01 - CD-R "Tivoli" - 03:00 02 - Kevin M. Krebs "What we cannot have" - 08:08 03 - Oloolo "Dzeguzkalns" - 02:39 04 - Antanas Jasenka & Skaidra Jancaite "9 sanariai" - 09:02 05 - Kenneth Kirschner "January 25,1997" - 04:58 06 - Matsutake "The child without an eye at seven nurses" - 06:12 07 - Dave Phillips "Bombers 06 13" - 06:53 08 - Nole Plastique "In case you fall in" - 04:23 09 - Violet "Germs" - 08:30 10 - Quest Room Project "Excacerbation" - 06:31 11 - Zolotu vs. Siba "Rano(stone echo)" - 03:30
Noerror is a project born in early 2000. Its first purpose was to relate some of the most famous demoscene music releases, it extended to all the active demoscene netlabels and finally all the netlabels, no disctinction. Just talent and beautiful music is now the word.
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