Wizzy Noise - Cybermancy (Limited Edition)
Label:
Catalog#:
ZMACD004
Format:
CD, Album, Limited Edition, Repress, Cardsleeve
Country:
Greece
Released:
Jan 2001
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
Psy-Trance
Tracklist
| 1 | Cybermancy | 7:58 | ||
| 2 | Plastic Mold | 8:04 | ||
| 3 | Hybrid Model One | 8:36 | ||
| 4 | 500 km | 7:20 | ||
| 5 | Oversexed Succubus | 8:38 | ||
| 6 | Infernal Pod | 8:32 | ||
| 7 | Xpanded | 10:04 | ||
| 8 | Devil's Night | 8:28 | ||
| 9 | The Crow | 6:27 |
Credits
Artwork By -
Micky
Mastered By [Digital Mastering] - Uriel*
Written-By, Producer - Micky Noise* , Uriel*
Mastered By [Digital Mastering] - Uriel*
Written-By, Producer - Micky Noise* , Uriel*
Notes
Limited to 300 copies
150 copies for Japan market distribued by Cisco Records
150 copies for Europe market distribued by Wirikuta
All tracks written and produced by Micky Noise & Uriel at Wizzy Sonic Zone somewhere in Greece.
CYBERMANCY: A Multidisciplinary science that combines aspects of biology, cybernetics and mystical healing arts in order to merge man and machine.
"There comes a time when You have to stop thinking about adding machine to the man, and look at adding man to the machine" - Professor Robert Hastig, University of Berlin, December 2055.
"My first thought was not my own. It was my voice, my words, but the intention to express those ideas and memories was not mine. Or at least, it was not mine as I once understood myself to be" - Log file of Hatchetman prototype Cybermancy subject.
150 copies for Japan market distribued by Cisco Records
150 copies for Europe market distribued by Wirikuta
All tracks written and produced by Micky Noise & Uriel at Wizzy Sonic Zone somewhere in Greece.
CYBERMANCY: A Multidisciplinary science that combines aspects of biology, cybernetics and mystical healing arts in order to merge man and machine.
"There comes a time when You have to stop thinking about adding machine to the man, and look at adding man to the machine" - Professor Robert Hastig, University of Berlin, December 2055.
"My first thought was not my own. It was my voice, my words, but the intention to express those ideas and memories was not mine. Or at least, it was not mine as I once understood myself to be" - Log file of Hatchetman prototype Cybermancy subject.