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Ambient, Dark Ambient, Illbient, Noise, Experimental, Industrial, IDM, Drones, Power Electronics, Power Noise, Minimal, Electro, EBM, Drum'n'Bass, Clicks'n'Cuts, Musique Konkret ...
no mp3 trading, most of the records are not for sale, but you can try to ask me for something I rated with 1 or 2 points. If you ask for something and I'm not replying - I'm just not interested in selling.
no mp3 trading, most of the records are not for sale, but you can try to ask me for something I rated with 1 or 2 points. If you ask for something and I'm not replying - I'm just not interested in selling.
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It seems that there are very different versions of this compilation (or at least different compilations with the same name) - the original release from 1992 (Sony/Columbia 471450 2) was the first version. The 1998 version (couldn't find the cat#) has...
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The Psyche track on this compilation is a very rare one, from the short time where Dwayne Goettel (Skinny Puppy) was part of Psyche together with Darrin Huss. After some demo 4-track recordings Dwayne left the band. There was never an official psyche...
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Take a look at their homepage. They've all their releases in mp3 format for download - for free and it's legal. Good way to get in touch with some essential early german experimental/industrial band.
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Just found a flyer I got at the Maschinenfest 2000 with that CD:
"The Tunnel track on the Maschinenfest 2CD is not a track by Tunnel, but a track by a new project called 'Sin-Tek'. This Track slipped onto the CD by accident because Mieke M. of... See full review |
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I guess this release can also be listed as flyco 001 as you might see it on several websites. But on the release it's listed as ITEM FR01001. So I guess they changed the way of numbering their releases when they released the Ammo CD/12" as flyco...
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World Serpent isn't a label, it works as a distributor for many smaller labels like David Tibets "Dutro", Steven Stapletons "United Dairies" or Piski Disk. The styles tend between noisy industrial and accoustic neofolk. But besides that World Serpent...
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I don't like everything from that label, especially some newer bands like S.I.N.A or Mono No Aware are too boring sometimes. But there are still many good artists on that label, have a listen to Orphx, Xabec, Ah Cama-Sotz, Squaremeter or Needle Sharing ...
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Their website is a little bit confusing at the first sight. But it's worth to get an account and look for some interesting stuff ...
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to C.E.O.: The Track vocals are indeed the same vocals as Laibach's. Umek did also some of the studio engineering for Laibach, so this might be the "thank you" from one band to another. It's not listed on the cover or inlay but it was written on the...
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A very odd release if you look at the history of the label. Shortly after the german music-fair "Popkomm" 1999, where this CD was given away, the label was closed and most of the artists went to the Bloodline-label which was some kind of successor of...
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Nice item to get a quick overview on the actual work of ant-zen artists. It's not that special compilation where you find tons of unreleased and rare stuff, everything should be still available via the regular releases, but as it's a free compilation...
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First of all respect to the guy who added this record. Must be a hard piece of typing ;-) This 12" is the 2nd locked groove release from RRR, after the first one (RRR100) was very successful. After RRR100 brought together 100 artists on one 7", this...
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Pflichtkauf is the label run by Thomas Hein, who's also the organizer of the Maschinenfest-Festival (former "Musik in Elektrisch") in Germany. The festival is one of the biggest festivals with music between Industrial, Rhythm Noise and Dark Ambient....
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The last output by David Thrussel is just in the mood of the "Third Mall From The Sun" release. 11 songs somewhere between conspiracy theories and anticapitalism with a strange kind of humor. This vinyl release comes with a bonus LP called "Your...
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A very strange kind of anniversery release. Soleilmoon started as a kind of recording studio for radiostations. These recordings feature family members of the first soleilmoon-owners. You can hear some silly family-partys with little children singing...
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The new CD of the Panacea sideproject quickly became my favorite among the m2 releases. The first release (14id1610s) was quite boring, but after that m2 became better and better with any release. This CD features some nice spoken words lyrics which...
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A remix album of the other kind. Some german underground acts remix tracks of Blümchen - a silly dancefloor girl for teenagers. Meant to be music for little kids, Blümchen also got some cult status elsewhere - maybe not that serious but those fans are...
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Being one of the main project for many other german industrial projects like Asche, Morgenstern, Synapscape, M.o.a.t.a. Omen or Templegarden's made Ars Moriendi important to the history of the Ant-Zen label. Founded in 1989 they released several...
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It's hard to describe Hybryds with a few word. They made a lot of different recordings, so if you like one the next one might be just crap to you. You'll find tribal-industrial, techno, dark ambient and dark trip-hop beneath the releases of Hybryds....
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The cooperation between voice-artist Jaap Blonk and more technoid based Radboud Mens brought us a very interesting release. The aim of them was to record one track for different kinds of electronic music without using synthesizers and drum machines...
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The newer releases of Einstürzende Neubauten are completely different to their older recordings. You will not hear that much industrial noise and screams, more symphonic sounds are added to the newer tracks. That might be an effect of Blixa Bargelds...
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First official release of a project that existed for some long times just to play in the living room. Omenya is inspired by the works of Robin Storey (Zoviet France, Rapoon) and reaches the quality of his recordings, but not copying it. This special...
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I was somehow disappointed by this release. Ok, both artists are known for their minimal works, but THAT minimal? All of the tracks are made up of a very slow evolving drone. All you can hear while listening very closely are some small interferences...
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One of my favorites in 2002. Dark, but melodic soundscapes, well evolving tracks from the start to the end with some strange cold mood. Sometimes it gets a little bit noisy and rhythmic, but that aren't my favourite moments - the more ambient and calm...
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This CD is more or less a documentation about an art installation. Besides the 3 audio tracks there are lots of articles, pictures, videos and other additional information at the CD-ROM track. One special point of this recording: not the artists...
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Usualy I like glitches and clicks'n'cuts sounds, but this record bored me. I can't figure out what exactly isn't in my vein. Maybe the tracks are too chaotic, too unstructured and without a main thread in it. I know this are improvisations, but I've...
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A real classic in my eyes. It's the only solo release of Caroline K. who worked a lot with Nigel Ayers at Nocturnal Emissions. Besides the cult song "Tracking with Closeups" the A side of the record with the long, hypnotic ambient track is my...
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This is the recording of a one-time-only live performance of P.A.L at the Maschinenfest 2001 in Aachen, Germany. You will not find P.A.Ls usual techno-industrial beats on this CD, it's more like a dark ambient cut-up session with sounds from P.A.L...
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If you currently look at the ratings of this release you can see that not all really like this record. But when I heard it the first time I thought "Wow" - an idea nearly everyone makeing electronic music surely had before, but not many really did it....
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act 100 - the anniversery release of Ant-Zen isn't the usual "one track by each labelartist" compilation. It's one of Ant-Zen masterminds Stefan Alt rare recordings. The 3" features 2 long dark ambient drone tracks, which where recorded at S.Alt's...
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