long promised debut release of lithis on enoughrecords. A good friend from Sweden with some extremly dark ambient sounds. Featuring bonus tracks couple remixes from ps and rngmnn.
After his previous bleepish releases on the wondrous 8BitPeoples, as well as remixes on real-life labels like Zod and Carpark, we're delighted to welcome Matt Kuebrich, aka Yuppster, onto Monotonik with the 7-track 'Ambition EP'. Things start with the eloquent 'Alaska', all plink and plonk and deft melodics, and the rest of the EP is just as good, with some of the higlights being 'The Draft', practically jogging on the spot with irrepressible squoinks, and the humming 'Ends', which is glowing with contentment.
El Blanco's release point, White Space has hit over 100 songs. Come check out the continually updating downloadable discography of an old music scener. Also enjoy the new NAID '96 restrospective section!
«Símio Superior is André Abel, also a member of the noise-funk band Dance Damage and one half of electronic experimentalists Tropa Macaca. He is solo here, manipulatig samples to extreme sounding conditions, achieving some interesting and repetitive percussion forms.
Travelling close to industrial territory, Símio Superior (roughly translated to 'Simian Sapiens' from portuguese) sounds like a noise-rock band, without the drums and guitars, pushing noise boundaries to the limit, but never getting too close to feel the pain.
Keeper is the drone shaped 'Carabina, latrina' with an oblique glitchy sounding circular movement, but that's not all. 'Tez morena' grabs some voices sampled from the Animal Collective's repertory, cuts them to pieces, drowns them into sulphuric acid and bangs them into a wall while listening to some weird sounding african drums. Terrifying shit, I tell'ya.
'Laranja papaia' is the cleanest track of the lot (by André Abel's terms, that is...) with a nice little background hiss and chiming little bells, while the artist gently whispers something unintelligible into our heads. Creepy and great uneasy listening.» - Pedro Leitão
'Home by home' is a violent electro/noise/industrial e.p. which see the light in the january of 2003. The author is Màoro Sanna. He did it after a year of reflection on the war initiatives of american people in the arabic territories (from Afghanistan to Iraq). An electronics scream against the war, an acid rhythm's mind, a melanchonic dust's noise, sinestathic thoughts, a harsh cut, a chaos order... 'Make War' is a frenetic rhythm of urban guerrilla which prepare the scenary to 'The day is dawning' a song which its different sounds, groovee and rhythm's changes create a dynamics vortex mind. With the last two tracks 'Home by home' and 'Never ending war' Màoro explore some dance dark electro sounds with tribalism, epic beats and straight bassline. A great noise/electro e.p. which can remember some productions of Ant-zen as Hypnoskull or Converter with some electro dark dance elements. Amazing, violent, frenetic, danceable: a cold cybernetic battle... (Benekkea)
Due to unforseen delays with artwork, the first annual Knobtweakers Best of compilation will be delayed. We'll post a new release date when we get the artwork in. On a related note, there is still a little time to be considered for the first annual Knobtweakers Anthology compilation. Contact us ASAP, if you want to be on it!
We are proud to present to you our next release named Nata by Ars Electronica awarded Katia Zavoloka.
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