Ordinary Days is a deep and consistent release focused on the latest productions of the sound designer Takeshi Nakamura composed in the last part of 2005. After a nice release on Neureal, Takeshi brings back his skills to create this complex album made of microsounds, drones and cold atmospheres where our Japanese friend shows his addiction to the obscure side of electronic sounds. These nine tracks sketch a development in Takeshi’s music through a combination between cold ambient mood over oblique and processed rhythm. Ordinary Days moves between these two polarities: “Foolish Love” is the anomaly of the entire album with an intriguing melody that vibrates for a moment and then dissipates into the rough edges of “Killing Time” and “Maze”. In the first one Takeshi builds an essential structure of minimal beats and hypnotizing loops interspaced by a warm pad, the second one has a similar structure too but with a singular acid riff that explodes at the end of the track. “Dozed Off” slows down the tension into far reverbs and resonant samples, then Takeshi disjoints a “Commonplace Beat” into the chipped and disorganic mellow of “Peaceful Days”. “Voices”, probably the best track of the album, is a complex of computerized voices, intricate beats and sub drones, a mood wich can be compared with the sonority of songs like Ipacial Section or Sim Gishel of the mighty Autechre who surely stands among Takeshi’s ispirations. The end of Ordinary Days is a deep and cerebral journey through desolate landscapes of cold ambient lightened by high frequency quakes where you’ll feel lost and fascinated.
You may know Cave Story (洞窟物語) a freeware game from japan that got quite a cult following, and with good reasons. Studio pixel, the man behind this cute game has released a music tool called "pxtone" (version 0.7.00) .. it supports chiptune-alike waveforms, but also standard wav files. Piano roll and an horizontal view, a bit like a sideway tracker. Quite small, and comes with a replaying library. Once you've downloaded it, just rename the japanese.ico file that is found in the archive to something else, and the software will talk to you in english.
Intelligent Machinery Productions presents:
The Silence Bureau - To Name Is To Destroy
To Name Is To Destroy is an album title that belies the nature of its contents. This sophomore release from The Silence Bureau utterly and completely destroys the conventions of music and common decency with eight stunning tracks that shift from subtle ambient beauty to harsh abstract tomfoolery to blistering noise aggression with blissful disregard to the listener's state of mental or emotional well being. Its hard to imagine a more complete departure from The Silence Bureau's debut album.
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Gainlad proudly presents the newest work of this gameboy musician from Sweden. _ _ _ _ _ Nitro2k01 - gblive05 _ _ _ _ _ Kinetic chiptune styled tracks. An orgy of arpeggios, rhythm and bleeps. Get this ticket to your childhood with sweet tunes and clear skies! Available to download from:
EED's first ever Compilation Featuring all new exclusive unreleased music from EED's 2005 artists. This compilation is packaged in a unique jewel case designed by David Tagg. Available now for the low price of $7 including shipping in North America, $9 overseas. This is a very limited pressing of 100 and once they sell out they are gone forever! Act fast to secure your copy! It has been a wonderful first full year for EED. We would like to thank those who continue to support us in our efforts. Much respect and thanks goes out to the EED artists who have inspired us throughout the year with their music and creativity. -EED
Zeromoon News. Out with the old in with the new kick out the jams come out to show them. 2006 sees the launch of a new series entitled . Releases that will only be available in 2006. Come 2007, they're history. Each cdr will feature unique handmade covers. Expect releases by the likes of Dead Letters Spell Out Dead Words, Rafael Flores, Violet Clon and others. Music with an expiration date. Quality controlled for your pleasure. And just $5 each plus postage. Consume now! The first titles in this series are: Rinus Van Alebeek+Tibor Macek - "Ciao Jazzclub" Join Rinus in his journeys across europe. "Found" sounds, narrative collages, and falafel philosophy meets digital processing. Includes bonus data files with photos, texts, and alternative covers that you can print. CD-R - "3 Plays For Mechanical Water And Electric Sky" CD-R has rapidly matured into one of the finest composers working in Russia today. "3 Plays..." shows his concerns with precise sound placement and dramatic development in electro-acoustic music. R.R. Habarc - "Detektiv" Hungarian artist R.R. Habarc crams many ideas into this 25 minute mini album. Norse gods engaged in a battle of Pong transition into a Goem like rhythm. Electronic static jump cuts into mysterious acousmatic passages. Enigmatic electronic music that pulses with warmth. Visit the site for mp3 And for those who size matters, download full length mp3 releases from our mp3-archive
We're proud to present Europa. This project features some of the most talented artists from the european electronica/experimental scene, from the Atlantic coast to the Ural. Seven artists with their own personalities, their own secret gardens... Europa - cream from the european electronica/experimental scene featuring Zavoloka, Coeval, Lomov, Cellardoor, Fuyu vs Cyclyk, .At/On, and Omas FGT feat Patrice Valota Mastering by Twerk Enjoy
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