| Sunday, July 20, 2008 |
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v/a - Vortex [NTT050]
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With a strong focus on unique electronic sounddesign and structures, v/a - Vortex has turned into a solid collection of next level sonic wizardry. All of the artists involved have dedicated an extremely respectable amount of time and effort to sculpt their submission until it was perfect. Could it be possible that 1 reason for this has to do with the fact that v/a - Vortex was a compilation that simply needed to be made?
- 01 - Hecq - Continuum
- 02 - Zoogoo, Chlorophyll Fluxbunny, Otets Dekan - Neural Ensemble
- 03 - CCP - Owak Erg
- 04 - Barbarix - Masicular
- 05 - Sytrjv - Exacud
- 06 - Subskan - Aezphia Vortex
- 07 - La Peste - Being Palm Eldritch
- 08 - Atomhead - Vortex
- 09 - Atomhead - Robotomy
- 10 - Sedarka - Ishimori
- 11 - Binray - Beta Block
- 12 - Xanopticon - Ortexx
- 13 - Inshizzo - Head of Atoms
- 14 - Bogdan Dullsky - Rift Fractal
- 15 - Atomhead - Rift
Let's do a quick rundown to get to know these wonderful artists: Hecq, German sounddesign professional with an admirable discography on labels such as Hymen, Bnkcrsh, ... Otets Dekan, Zoogoo and brother Chlorophyll Fluxbunny, who collaborated intensely on their morphing re-assimilation monster, and who should be known from previous NTT releases. CCP, aka Yann Hekate of the Italian "Hekate Soundsystem", in charge of Anarmonia and related promising labels and responsible for a completely alien glitchmorph fest. Barbarix, a rising UK artist who could previously be heard on BBC's Mary Anne Hobbs radio show, and who's also preparing the next Entity release. Sytrjv, another relatively unknown though very talented knobtweaker from Rome, delivering a complex onslaught of dark experimental rhythms. Subskan, whose dark, mindcrashing electronics can assimilate any A.I. mutant from a distance, and who created some seriously awesome releases on respected labels such as Belgium's own Ambivalence Records and Mirex. La Peste, head of the French Hangars Liquides label, coined the musical term "flashcore" and operates in his own personal sounddimension. SDK, aka Sedarka, who will one day be like Kazumoto Endo, except better, as his Entity release so charmingly demonstrates. Binray, who's merciless track got lifted from the cancelled Phalanx project "Hyperion", and who also brought you a mesmerizing free release in the past, as well as on labels such as ZOD and Ad Noiseam. Xanopticon, micro tweaker deluxe, especially known for his insane livesets and ultra-detailed Liminal Space album on Hymen. Inshizzo, a psytrance vs breakcore duo who rock the Moscow underground partyscene and run the Acidsamovar label, bringing us a speedcore influenced track. Bogdan Dullsky, aka Quest.Room.Project, a sound project exploring the strange and the bizarre by superimposing the impossible, as with his outworldly Entity release "Room Number". Atomhead, aka yours truly! http://www.entity.be/download ZIPLabels: abstract, Albums and compilations, ambient, breakcore, cyberpunk, electronic, flashcore, future, glitch, idm, science fiction, scifi, sound design, zap |
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| Sunday, June 8, 2008 |
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CD-R and Quest.Room.Project
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Digital Snow Nikita Golyshev, known as CD-R, and Bogdan Dullsky (Quest.Room.Project) met virtually and have recorded an album. First, they share music file sources in the net, and then processed with real-time sound recordings through peer-to-peer connection. The result is a collage of acoustic and digital pieces, gathered in one snowfall. Listen mixed! ...or get track by track (320kbps mp3): Labels: abstract, Albums and compilations, avantgardener, concrete everything, electro-acoustic, electroacoustic, electronic, electronica, experimental, glitch, industrial, post-noise |
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| Saturday, March 22, 2008 |
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NTT040 - Tetroid 2012
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-------------------------------------- ABOUT TETROID 2012: -------------------------------------- Tetroid 2012 is a game and electronic music compilation, intended to promote "experimental" electronic music, by means of an addictive catalyst. The game was programmed by Carsten Waechter (aka Toxie from the Apocalypse Inc demogroup). http://www.ainc.deEach level in the game features music and sound effects by artists that may or may not have appeared in the Entity netlabel catalog. The general art direction was orchestrated by Jan Robbe (aka Erratic/Atomhead, Entity netlabel). http://www.entity.beThis software & music was done in our spare time and you should have gotten it for free.. since we don't want to make profit with this game you shouldn't have paid anything for it! ---------------------------------------------------- DEFAULT KEY/JOYPAD SETUP: ---------------------------------------------------- Left/Right Move Block Down Drop Up / Joy0 Rotate Left (in Bonus mode: Jump) 'A' / Joy1 Rotate Right (in Bonus mode: Drill) 'S' / Joy2 Activate Special Mode (needs full Powerbar) Drop+Special Instant Fast Drop ------------------------------ MINIMUM PC-CFG: ------------------------------ 500 mhz cpu 64mb ram windoze ---------------------------------- RECOMMENDED PC: ---------------------------------- 800 mhz cpu 128mb ram radeon/geforce class gfxcard windoze joypad ------------------------- TESTED WITH: ------------------------- amd athlon (500/750/1800 mhz) intel pentium2/3/4/m/core2duo/centrinoduo (various mhz/ram) ati radeon1/2(=7500/8500)/9xxx nvidia tnt2/geforce1/2(mx)/3/4(mx)/quadro4/fx/6xxx intel 8x0/82855mobile/945gm/965express m$-software-renderer windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000/XP/vista gravis 4 button digital joypad logitec and various 10/12 button analog/digital joypads ------------------------------------ TROUBLESHOOTING: ------------------------------------ If the game doesn't start, try updating your graphics card's drivers. ------------------------------- THANX + GREETZ: ------------------------------- FMOD team => www.fmod.org markus oberhumer/laszlo molnar => upx.sourceforge.net delax^sdi .. hopper^tsq .. bugger^tsq .. frenetic .. yoda^tsq .. jace^tbl .. venom^venomsoft .. neospark .. mecflai^eska .. avalanche .. verschdl^never .. t$ .. morten^never .. robocop^atl .. all (ex-)ainc-members .. all metalvotze-members .. all artists who have done something for Entity and especially Binray for hooking us up with the Ambling Band .. YOU for checking it out .. and sorry to all we forgot ;) mainly done in 2k5/2k6 and finally finished in 2k8 by toxie^ainc/voz and erratic^entity. additional thanx to bitbreaker^voz for providing the mr.piller gfx.. http://www.ainc.dehttp://www.entity.bep.s.: cmdline parameter: -windowed (forces window instead of fullscreen)
Labels: abstract, Albums and compilations, ambient, game |
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| Sunday, November 18, 2007 |
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NTT043 Quest.Room.Project - Room Number
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NTT043 - Quest.Room.Project - Room Number
Bogdan Dullsky (QRP) explores with "Room Number" in great depth the borders of abstraction and absurdity. He renders a world consisting of the strangest harmonics, dancing around a variety of instruments (such as flute and bass guitar) which he plays very proficiently. Skillfully designed sounds are excessively displayed and the sheer number of them alone will never leave you bored. Count in the extraordinary artwork from Russian visual artist "Barandash" and you know you're heading towards a unique listening experience.
- 01 - Break of a Curve
- 02 - Catbird
- 03 - Room N0
- 04 - Exacerbation
- 05 - Piscary
download allhttp://www.entity.be/entity/releases/release43.htmLabels: abstract, Albums and compilations, avantgardener, concrete everything, electro-acoustic, electroacoustic, electronic, electronica, experimental, industrial, Room Number |
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NTT045 Idle Sunder - Psygnosis I
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NTT045 - Idle Sunder - Psygnosis I
Having worked closely with Bogdan Dullsky (Quest.Room.Project - see NTT043) on this 1st album of the Psygnosis trilogy, Idle Sunder has transcended the space drone boundaries they were once confined to, to visit a universe of remarkably visual minimal rhythms and manipulated instruments/recordings. All of the tracks contain a great diversity in both sound and style, while retaining a quite conceptual atmosphere which holds ground in between existential and psychological ideas that are sure to be elaborated on throughout the remainder of this project. A word of thanks goes out to all the people that have made a contribution in one form or another: levinj, Suonho, djgriffin, NoiseCollector, Melack and Bram at Freesound for sound sources, Winne Clement for the flute in track 8 and once again Christian Jehle for the nice cover art. - 01 Welcome
- 02 Analyse
- 03 Aeon
- 04 Paradigm Shift
- 05 Introspection
- 06 Unknown
- 07 Fury
- 08 Boundary Dissolution
download allhttp://www.entity.be/entity/releases/release45.htmLabels: abstract, Albums and compilations, avantgardener, concrete everything, electro-acoustic, electroacoustic, electronic, electronica, experimental, industrial |
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exc001: Various Artists - Magnificentia Naturae
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exc001: Various Artists - Magnificentia Naturae
Sounds like electroacoustic, glitch, abstract, field recordings... Musica Excentrica - the innovative netlabel of experimental music from Russia - presents a collection of unique sounds of future, modern acoustic researches. We are proud to give you a chance to appreciate our first compilation named Magnificentia Naturae. Blossoming glitches, windy drones, drowning noises, liquid instrumentals dedicated to magnificent, eclectic world of nature, viewed from a distant point of experimental mind of Kevin M. Krebs, Kenneth Kirschner, CD-R, Zolotu, Violet, Dave Phillips and other reasonable artists.
Listen online!
Tracklist:
- 01 CD-R - "Tivoli" [3:00]
- 02 Kevin M. Krebs - "What We Cannot Have" [8:08]
- 03 Oloolo - "Dzeguzkalns" [2:39]
- 04 Antanas Jasenka and Skaidra Jancaite - "9 Sanariai" [9:02]
- 05 Kenneth Kirschner - "January 25, 1997" [4:58]
- 06 Matsutake - "The Child Without an Eye at Seven Nurses" [6:12]
- 07 Dave Phillips - "06/13 bombers" [6:53]
- 08 Nole Plastique - "In Case You Fall In" [4:23]
- 09 Violet - "Germs" [8:30]
- 10 Quest.Room.Project - "Exacerbation" [8:43]
- 11 Zolotu vs Siba - "Rano (stone echo)" [3:30]
download allhttp://www.netaudio.ru/musica-excentrica/releases/exc001/Labels: abstract, field recordings, glitch |
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Quest.Room.Project - Room Number - Fiducial Banality
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Quest.Room.Project - Room Number - Fiducial Banality«A gentle flute motive introduces us to the world of Quest.Room.Project from Russia, and one might at first expect a relaxed listening experience. But by the time more voices chime in, it becomes obvious that these spotlights are going to be swallowed by shadows of tragic compassion. "Room Number - Fiducial Banality" is organised in 4 parts (one could as well define them as movements, because there are some key themes occuring throughout the entire release) and each of them features a room with distinct acoustic characteristics: "The reason for the surfacing" appears like a shadow of a doubt that gradually turns into overwhelming certainty. Almost inaudible at the beginning, "Assemblage" soon escalates to several emotional outbursts, before exhaustion will take its tribute in "Possession" and create a haunted, threatening atmosphere. As reminiscence of the beginning, "Combined Exercises" begins with a flute solo and continues to pick up previous motives to escalate them to a wall of sound. Finally the dissonances wither away and make room for the last remnants of the ever occuring flute theme. A cycle has been completed and we are at the beginning again... Bogdan Dullsky, the creative head behind the Quest.Room.Project, describes his intentions on the project's website(http://dullsky.net/) as "a search of space for the life leaving for borders of habitual linearity". But "Room Number: Fiducial Banality" doesn't attempt to descibe a solution to break free: It's left up to the listeners themselves to recognise their personal ever returning patterns of life and change them by their own strategy. or - as Bogdan concludes - as an "attempt to live by some own rules on which borders it is possible to breathe freely".» - Olliver Wichmann '| 320 kbps download allReviews: «Here is a great example of the exceptional music you may find on the internet that you surely will never hear on the radio or stumble into during your everyday routine. Room Number: Fiducial Banality is released by the Test Tube netlabel and performed by Quest.Room.Project. This Russian ensemble creates walls of sounds that are both aesthetically pleasing and sensually over-powering. “The Reason For The Surfacing” is my favorite track and features a solo flute that floats over the intense electronic arrangement only to be slowly enveloped in it. It is often hard to determine how much of QRP’s instrumention is acoustic or electronic. “Assemblage” is somewhat industrial while “Possession” is almost meditative. This is unique music that stays with you.» http://www.monocromatica.com/netlabel/releases/tube078.htm Labels: abstract, Albums and compilations, avantgardener, concrete everything, electroacoustic, experimental, musique concrete |
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