noviellion
Anthony J Noviello- Longwood, FL
- Joined on May 30, 2005
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- Releases Rated 317
- Rating Average 4.69
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These blokes really made me understand the real potency of well produced house/techno. Me being an idm head it took a lot of convincing. Skee Mask lured me in and paved a clearing for this sound. Nice heavy gram vinyl releases. But holy shit this...
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Talk about underground. I didn’t even know the freakin label existed until 13-18 were available. Thank Grant from Rephlex pointing out one of the albums on social shitstorm media that was most certainly D’arcangelo. THANKS GRANT!! I can guess who...
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Lyrics that paint the walls of your brain. MFDOOM is a world unto himself. Buy all the vinyls before you can’t afford to.
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Great mid ground artist, has mainstream peal but does not shy away from tweaking the shit out of concepts that people would expect from an introspective and accomplished artist like Mark Pritchard or Tom Middleton. Combining deep house, dense sonic...
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Always found this guy’’s sound sporty and sonically very vintage rephlexeque. Like lo-if tracker idm beats with Roland D50 pads for classy accompaniment. Been following since Defocus records were pumping out exquisite material.
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A great example of 5th generation idm acid jungle techno. This guy can bust out some amazingly unique and rich tracks that still sound raw and dance floor compatible.
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This sound has the raw energy and construction of classic breakbeat techno but with all the modern bells and whistles of high resolution sounds. Very bass heavy, every sound punches through like a spectral tidal wave. I don’t know what the hell is...
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Your next talisman taximan into the great beyond. Net level Braindance.
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Did I step into a time machine into a high definition 1993? Dirty, floaty, precise breaks, rugged bass riddims, moody pads. The EPIC jungle format that was the pre-cursor to idm. Jungle heaven in modern form!
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This mother put a lot into the tracks held here within this vinyl slab. Each song transmutes and becomes another song and feel. Laughable Butane Bob vibes and more
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Pulled out the purple AF vinyl, gave it new ear and it just dawned on me, this guy is really really really really really really really really really really really rally rolly polly prolly rly\\\\ relish relinquish requisite good. Find it, buy it....
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Magnificent sublabel of mindcolormusic. For the jungle side of things and branches from that genre. As always per MCM style packed vinyls full of tracks which I personally love to death. Future classics.
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Luscious and fulfilling. This whole series is great for experimental/idm jungle enthusiasts. What makes it just as enjoyable is to look up all the mentioned artists and dive deeper down the rabbit hole.
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Found this cd at a flea market 10+ years back (in the boonies no less, must had been stolen from a city dweller). I didn’t even know it was Luke Vibert was back then (or that he has pseudonyms). Wagon Christ was already on my radar. This album has...
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Beautiful old school, sample based hip-hop infused with electronic funk. Perfection for laid back vibes. A sound that Merck always tried to incorporate into the idm genre, successfully so.
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This is the new school of idm drum n bass. He stands with the best of them Even better in some respects since he uses heavy percussion and lots of experimental edits. Amazing talent!!!
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Experimental groove Electronica with ambient moods, oldschool sample breaks with post rock touchings. A genre that has been tried on the UK but not much elsewhere. very fulfilling on a spiritual level .
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An imaginative collection of buzzing braindance downtempo electronic goodness. I've never heard of any of these artists but they are all well adjusted experimental beat grinders nonetheless. Just goes to show there are many great musicians out there...
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No slackers here, just proper acid ambient jams. Once again Mindcolormusic is finding the diamonds in the rough for us to lo-key gawk and chill at.
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Fresh, robust braindance, how can you resist? Get it on vinyl if you can.
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What a great start to a record label. Very promissing. Thoughtful and energetic with the analord/druqs vibes.
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A braindance holiday from the generic Aphex sound wish lords. Holy shit, could it get ant better? If so it would include a package of some sort of chemical to make you die and cream your knickers. But then you'd be dead so you would'nt be able to hear...
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Just got to pay my respects. When I was in my 20s people were living fast and dropping off quick. Not saying he was living dangerous but the sudden death of a friend should always a stopping point of reflection. We need to be aware how precious we...
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a beautiful flotilla of brainium dancium. If you got a vinyl copy, you've been blessed. What a great ride. Nortacid, the last track will set you free. Leave them wanting more....
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Big ambient breaks, open for introspection. The reason why idm got popular in the first place. And that's why it still stands today as a musical movement.
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AF is the modern Warp of braindance/techno/electro breaks. Powerful stuff. They know how to rope in the legacy masters. A bridge of the new age mixing in with the mid-school days. IDM is a wide open genre y'all, always has been, always will be. We all...
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This release reminds me a little of the old days when I would buy compilations knowing I would probably like every song because they were on a similar wavelength. This is actually better than that. Dom is obviously very good at picking artists out and...
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Bought for the Tysk Raider tracks but was very impressed with the Lithium Flux tracks. Very impressive, well rounded braindance/proto idm. The synth tones and stabs are superb from both artists.
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Anytime! Good music makes the world a better place. And we all need that, especially in 2020. See you around, take care.
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Such a talented sound designer. Somewhere between Otto Von Schirach and Valence Drakes. The first and last correspondence from me to him was me complaining about one of his shirts being the wrong size. He was very chill and explained he had no...
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What an awesome label. Energy and unique electronic fuckery is abound with this output. I had to buy all of the releases on Bandcamp. Get this stuff, it adds the spice to life.
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Awesome as ever. How the hell did he clear all these samples? Maybe he didn't, and that makes me smirk, chuckle and think about the old days when samples were up for grabs. Beautiful music was made in those days with uncleared samples. This album...
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In the end it's not about who has the most mind bending sound, it's just about making interesting music.
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You're on the light side. More like a boy scout bake sale.
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The Rephex Grime compilation, Funckarma, Roel Funcken, Saturate records, Boxcutter, Hyperboloid Records, Vaetxh, Subjex, Polyklinik, Plastician, Valence Drakes. That will keep you busy.
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Techno in the 21st century, a juggernaut ballistic progression into the future. EBM electro vibes in abundance. Listen with a good sound system or you’ll miss the message. FLOOR BANGER!
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Rephlex would have released this album back in the day. A great example of properly set techno sounds in a perfect audio recording. Nice, punchy kicks and bass. Reminds me of Soul Oddity at times. This album has so many traditional electronica/dance...
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Aphex is always an inspiration but having such a historical and integral piece of his own gear is much more. This hopefully gives inspiration for other artists for concepts on their work other than just remixing wav files. I see artists using this...
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Such an impressive label. How are there no reviews here??? Very astute electro electronica with the amazingly weird vinyl set boxes that will fill your collection with much extra space depending on the release. I feel that Alek has a great vision that...
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Suave ambient, intricate and bassy electro. Just perfect stuff. Audio rendering quality is top level. Some songs have an older electronica 90's vibe which is also very nice to hear these days.
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What an amazing progression from his first releases to today. He obviously went to a college for music study. His Astrobotnia works are my favorite, but his Colundi works are beyond what music is usually supposed to express to the human ear (by the un...
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Fun and smart electro tunes to groove and grind out to. Proper levels and sounds that a fringe electro fan like me to consume and occasionally be blown away by. And the concepts of his work are as fun to look into as well as the tracks that he made...
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This nerdy little fella has a mech suit with capabilities that will blast your cortex into dust waves. Heavy, dynamic, banging acid electro breaks for days. Top notch anthem electronics for the nerdy dorks like me and the normies to shake their ass...
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Dirty beats and luxurious melodies. Hopefully this isn't the last of his releases. Vintage Jega sound with sci-fi drama with the electro breaks beats to keep it a little aggro.
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Like an expansion of "The Fear" album with the Kazumi vocals and string melodies. A nice harken back to the days when the internet wasn't flooded with Aphex copycats (who some are very talented in their own way). Kind of wish the melodies were...
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