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Rapaz Nuvem is a project I started a few months ago (back in June 2010, I think). I wouldn't tag my music as "progressive electronic", although my main influences are people like Klaus Schulze, Edgar Froese, Jean Michel Jarre or Peter Baumann. "Demonstração" (portuguese for 'demonstration') is my self-released debut. My music combines early 70's electronic inspirations with Drone structures and psychedelic atmospheres; I think it sounds like something new.
Heavy, viscous drones swirl around pockets of noise. This album contains some of the lightest, most melodic pieces while simultaneously containing the most crushing, harsh tracks Bacteria Earth has ever released.
I do a lo-fi dark ambient/drone project called All Black Everything, and I've got my first collection of songs up on Bandcamp. Manipulated and looped household field recordings, found sounds, and cheap live instruments.
Deep and fascinating Noise music. The sounds were mainly created by a cassette player, and sound like a Lo-fi guitar improvisation. Two long tracks for your entertainment.
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The Slaves are a girl/boy duo from Portland OR trading in gothic drones and slowed down 50’s pop and surf. Using voice, feedback, and synths Barbra Kinzle and Birch Cooper create an overwhelming and melancholic beauty. Mastered by Matt Carlson of Golden Retriever
Subterrestrial's "H-21" is inspired by early 20th century exotic dancer Mata Hari, who was executed for treason in France during World War I after being accused of spying for Germany. Subterrestrial uses harsh, 8-bit noise and heavily aliased exotic rhythms to explore her often violent life and tragic death. It is believed that she was wrongly accused of her crime and made a scapegoat. H-21 was her alleged codename.
"Camera Obscura" features 79 minutes of psychedelic noisescapes generated through data bending techniques and Michael Oster's soft bent Reaktor Ensembles
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Almost 30 minutes of heavy noise walls and nautical synth waves and four untitled tracks (3 of them improvised). Again, it's a very limited edition (15).
This is a live performance, 20-minute doom set by Pittsburgh's Adam Rauf (Kalon, Ouroboros), homage to Sabbath, old and new Earth. Features Andrew Miller of African Cave Recordings from the Lunar Surface on vocals on the first section. Recorded live at Garfield Artworks on 6-7-10.
Ben says :
Aikichi Kuboyama (name dedicated to Herbert Eimert's masterpiece "Epitaph Fur Aikichi Kuboyama") is a Harsh Noise solo project. Most of my things were improvised, but in this cd-r (named "Two Untitled Tracks") I started working with a laptop and discovering some really interesting sounds (despite the fact I still do some improvised noise). These two tracks are basically two sets of powerful walls mixed with loud basses and some electronic effects.
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"2" is the sequel from "1", debut album from the portuguese pop project "Pouca Sorte Deus da Morte". The one man band from Braga returns now with a small collection of 4 dance tunes (that include the single "Sonhar").
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Download Aluminium Leaves
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Is out now for Karuso label Afro Affairs the debut album by the Italian duo of Mogadiscio Ensemble formed by Riccardo Nava (synths and noises in My Silver Booster and § as solo) and Riccardo Canta (keyboards and sax in Il Cubo di Rubik Monocromo and Gonzo Caravan); it is a mixture of electronic fragments, loops, drum defaced in bitcrusher and dirty CD-R. Available in full streaming on myspace.com/mogadiscioensemble and sale on Believe Digital and best digital stores for EUR/US/GB 1.49.
