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V.A. (VARIOUS ARTISTS) (COMPILATIONS) — Oscotarach
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Industrial-Compilation with four projects, each on one side, inspired by LEONARD COHENS
Beautiful Losers-novel. Special cover.
Noise is probably the purest form of industrial music. The use of manipulated field recordings and machines to create otherworldly environments is what four experimental electronic composers create in this wonderful limited edition vinyl pressing. The four tracks offered by Mirko Hentrich's Spherical Disrupted project range from dark walls of all encompassing noise, shown in 'Phantom' and 'Daunt', to the minimal field recordings of 'SPH 265 HII' and 'Com Verbot'. Elsewhere, Skalpell, a project from Zurich, offer two outstanding minimal dark ambient dance pieces that come across like a more upbeat Biosphere.
The second disc obliterates the senses with six uncompromising tracks from Carsten Vollmer. Like listening to a stuck record, Carsten layers electronic blips and blops to create cold tones of industrial modernity. This is rounded off with four experimental ambient tracks from Hidden Technology, best described as the sound of the subconscious if it were audible. Their incorporation of synthetic drones with spoken word and ambience gives the compilation further variance. All in all this makes for a thouroughly unique and immersive listening experience. [Will Stone /Terrorizer Magazine]
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Beautiful Losers-novel. Special cover.
Noise is probably the purest form of industrial music. The use of manipulated field recordings and machines to create otherworldly environments is what four experimental electronic composers create in this wonderful limited edition vinyl pressing. The four tracks offered by Mirko Hentrich's Spherical Disrupted project range from dark walls of all encompassing noise, shown in 'Phantom' and 'Daunt', to the minimal field recordings of 'SPH 265 HII' and 'Com Verbot'. Elsewhere, Skalpell, a project from Zurich, offer two outstanding minimal dark ambient dance pieces that come across like a more upbeat Biosphere.
The second disc obliterates the senses with six uncompromising tracks from Carsten Vollmer. Like listening to a stuck record, Carsten layers electronic blips and blops to create cold tones of industrial modernity. This is rounded off with four experimental ambient tracks from Hidden Technology, best described as the sound of the subconscious if it were audible. Their incorporation of synthetic drones with spoken word and ambience gives the compilation further variance. All in all this makes for a thouroughly unique and immersive listening experience. [Will Stone /Terrorizer Magazine]
www.deafborn.de