Here's the latest update for my mailorder/distro.
Sorry for the large size folks...its been a while
since I posted and hopefully people will find
some records you're interested in.
- geoff/cutups
WRECKED Update February 15th, 2005
d.i.y. electronic music & media mailorder
http://wrecked-distro.com
NEWS
Its been a long time since the last update. There's been
alot of new titles in, so check the back stock if you haven't
been on the site in a while.
The motivation for sending this out was a new batch of records from
the Peace-Off family of labels, including Peace-Off, Mutant Sniper,
Bang-A-Rang and Damage. They each have these very specific sub
genres, but in the end they're generally hot tunes. This batch includes
records from Doormouse, Krumble and a new signing, Mr. Kill,
plus a mix CD from C64, a full length from Bristol's Anarchic
Hardrive, and the formidable Invasion from Dimension XXX comp,
which is seriously one of the best around.
Also in recently we got the first releases from Terminal Dusk records,
which is a sort of re-imagining of the Sonic Terror label, which includes
a CD comp and a 12" sampler, "Crimson". It's a great comp that spans
a wide range of sounds, but concentrates on a forward-thinking
mixture of melody and hard broken beats.
Some other notable records include the Bibio record on Mush, John Tejada's
post-rock side project "I'm Not A Gun" on City Centre, the Solvent CD on
Ghostly, Amon Tobin's "Splinter Cell 3" soundtrack, an amazing melodic 12"
from Deru on Merck, the Duran Duran Duran CD (finally!) on Cock Rock Disco
(much talked about RE: the Pitchfork review!), three parts of the bizarro
Nurse With Wound "Angry Electric Finger", Venetian Snare's latest
return to noisecore "Winnipeg is a Frozen Shithole", some really good new
things from the Suburban Trash camp from Enzym (including a Noize-creator
remix) and Lilo, the most recent full-length from M83, which hits with a
similar intensity to their last, but with a much more live sound, the first
two installments of Analord, Aphex Twin's analog-acid project, the Enduser
12" "Manuever" on Soothsayer, and a ton more.
Plenty more good records in there too.
I also picked up all the releases from local techno label Technoir audio.
Which happen to be mostly by local Pittsburgh artist Shawn Rudiman. Its
good stuff that touches on detroit techno and occasionally verges on ebm,
with loads of atmosphere and futuristic soul.
I'm also making some pins available. I have the "Rampage" character image
pins available as a set, and I'm working on making various label images
available soon.
Coming soon we've got a number of things from Ant-Zen/Hymen/Mirex,
including the most recent Somatic Responses album, "Pounded Mass", the
Wasted compilation and more. Keep your ears pealed, and I'll make sure to
shoot out some more regular updates.
NEW IN STOCK
// for everything in stock and audio samples, check the site
C64 - Transitional Days - Peaceoff Mix1 - CD - $12.00
A twenty-nine track mix of hard-hitting breakcore from Toronto's C64,
showcasing a number of tracks from the peace-off family of labels, as well
as other future-thinking broken beats.
Anarchic Hardrive - Feeding Our Paranoia - Peaceoff CD1 - CD - $13.00
Straights from Bristol's scene (UK), The Anarchic Computer Team strike
back with this time, their first full album. One of the most await record
on Peace Off, ATKIZ and RAZOR PASSIVE propose all you can expect of the
new skool junglist disease. Massive bassline, driving rhythm roll, through
a barrage of synthetic filter modulation, extra harsh reverb and
manipulated electronic textures. As ever these producers have created
razor sharp edit structures. With Vocal Mc'ing by D'HERBALIS Mc VALLE or
LEWIS, they found the perfect thrilling combination to maintain your
tension.
Various Artists - Invasion From XXX Dimension - Mutant Sniper 3CD - CD -
$14.00
One of the most absurd and over-the-top breakcore comps of our time. 15
cheery happy-fun-time tunes from all the kids who love their laptops. Hits
from artists like Venetian Snares, Dev/Null, Terminal11, Rotator,
DuranDuranDuran ("Hair Metal!!"), Doormouse, Drop the Lime, Otto Von
Schirach, Krumble, Xanopticon, Toecutter, Electric Kettel, I:Gor,
Electromecca, and Jere. Abso-frinkensteinly-essential.
Krumble - My Funny Dead Cat - Damage 7 - 12 - $10.00
Three cuts of new broken-beat-core...what are the kids calling it? Oh yeah
RAVE MUSIC FOR MOSHPARTIES. Krumble strikes back with his original killa
stylez and another anthems for the hardcore junglists world wide scene.
Soon bombing sound systems near you, he will push you to the next
drum'n'bass edit level. Ruff, tuff, dirty beats, bassline, ragga samples
flavours, and scratching breakdowns showing Krumble's skillz for producing
party-rockin' tracks bombardment drilling a hole in your head !!! This
choon catches a Re-load everytime!
Doormouse - Fractured Hearts - Peaceoff LTD 11 - 12 - $10.00
Another piece of hardcore electronica from beerswilling cheesehead turned
miami's healthnut baby's daddy. Or is it? Yes, it is. Inside another of
the lovely dzgnbio.com jackets that the french are wearing this year, you
find four cuts of killer broken hard headbangers...even a raggacore
number, with really confusing samples. Tough stuff carl, you did it! Oh
yeah, you get some bonus lock grooves. Why not?
Mr. Kill - Haters Want War - Bangarang 2 - 12 - $10.00
Slammin, and i mean slammin' hardcore from peace-off's improbable, yet
real ragga-gabba label. Three cuts that aren't super heavy on ragga
samples, but have TONS OF DRUMS. Killer dancefloor material.
Various Artists - Crimson - Terminal Dusk LP1 - 12 - $8.00
Various Artists - Crimson - Terminal Dusk 1 - CD - $10.00
Crimson introduces your ears to many different styles of eclectic
electronic music ranging from broken gabber hits and ragga drill breaks to
melodic atmospheres and dirty basslines. The journey into Crimson begins
with Doormouse grabbing your attention with his juxtaposition of cartoon
samples and rugged live drums and twisting them into a hip-hop reggae
mashup. EmotionalJoystick follows with a happy techno ditty filled with
intricate melodies and classic techno sounds. Jonas the plugexpert keeps
the flow and changes it up a bit with some mild ragga-jungle. Eight Frozen
Modules gives a lesson in electro with some downtempo madness. Chevron
brings some mutated atmospheres that transform into spastic amen breaks
and floating synths. Mixing it up, Duran Duran Duran pushes you into the
pit with his punishing gabber stylings. While you're in the pit
Soundmurderer crushes you with his frantic amen breaks and deep bass
tones. For the second half of the disc Wisp takes you to the next level
with precision drilling snares and drifting melodies. Rusuden follows with
eastern influenced deep groove and haunting soundscapes. Exillon creates a
somber atmosphere with scattered rhythm programming and eerie echoed
synths. Line 47 pushes further into the realms of dark drills and
symphonic movements with his track. Next up is Shitmat, who delivers some
screaming ragga-breaks filled with distorted gabber hits. Ill Cosby
continues to bash the sound system with an in your face jungle
elimination. Enduser defines dark breaks with a solid jungle track. Not
Breathing brings us the next track which has an electro feel with some
pounding rhythms. Pale finishes off the compilation with mind bending
scattered breaks and sinister atmospheres.
Ratana - Dreamscapes - RatanaMIX 2004 - CD - $5.00
A fluid mix of drum and bass recorded in 2004 by Pittsburgh's Adam Ratana.
Spanning a variety of moods, it moves from harder material into more funky
musical sounds.
Audion - Kisses - Spectral 15 - 12 - $9.00
MATTHEW DEAR has come on strong in the past year, but never heavier than
this. "Kisses" is the debut of Matthew's new alias, featuring raw
industrial drum beats and wild pitch synths. The title track is one of
Dear's most popular cuts from his live set, "The Great Compromise"
switches from nasty shuffle to 4/4 without remorse.
Mommy and Daddy - Fighting Style Killer Panda - Kanine 112 - CD - $6.00
A brand new release from leading New York power couple MOMMY AND
DADDY--EDMOND HALLAS and VIVIA SARRATT. With drum loops, fuzzed-out
basslines and trade off boy/girl vocals, Mommy and Daddy sound like a tag
team steel cage match between Le Tigre, Motörhead, B-52s and The Misfits.
Black Octopus Lipstick Project - Foam Party - Peekaboo 1004 - CD - $8.00
Peek-A-Boo Records labelmates Black Lipstick and The Octopus Project team
up for a joint effort after intensive laptop market tests by DJs at random
Texas parties yielded booty-shaking results. An alternate title for this
EP might be Converted Converted Thieves, as the Octopus Project take
select tracks from Black Lipstick's hot-selling Converted Thieves and
dissect them on their laptops, tinkering with 'Lipstick's hot lix to craft
new sounds and songs. Using 'Lipstick's rock beats and squalling guitars,
The Octopi create something original and entirely thumpin'. Amid hypnotic
bass and drum loops, guitar riffs, piano riffs, and even voices are
recycled, reversed and reverberated; in fact, 'Lipstick's "off-tune"
poetic stylings yield a new alien language. Like rusted bicycle parts in a
beautiful scrap-metal sculpture, the end product bears little resemblance
to the original except for the parts from which it was constructed. The
four remixes are of course cool and dance-y, Octopus Project-style, and
are annexed by an unreleased Black Lipstick bonus track from the Thieves
sessions: "Funky Soldiers," featuring lead vox by bassist Steven Garcia
Bibio - fi - Mush 234 - CD - $14.00
Recommended to Mush by Marcus Eoin of Boards of Canada, the debut release
from central England's Stephen Wilkinson (aka Bibio) is a triumph of
saturation, distortion, and obscurity. Comprised of seventeen ambient
songs built on samples of his own work rather than the work of others, fi
is rich in musical imagery. Using manipulated live instrumentation, field
recordings, and a strong portion of effects, Bibio's musical influences--
The Incredible String Band, Joao Gilberto, My Bloody Valentine, Tortoise,
and the producers of Warp Records-- seep into his compositions. Bibio's
debut is a revelation in the emotional power of lo-fi ambient compositions
and clearly establishes him as a producer who has developed his own unique
voice. Wilkinson is a self-taught musician from a rural area in central
England often referred to as The Black Country. His love for sound and
noise led him to the University of London and the study of Sonic Arts,
where he discovered experimental electronic acts such as Aphex Twin,
Autechre, and most importantly Boards of Canada.
NNNJ - Corrugated Recycles - Agriculture 32 - 12 - $8.00
The debut EP from downtempo/roof-music pilot NNNJ (pronounced "inch").
Four soft, warm downtempo ballads, which dodge the well-known genres,
while winking at them from across the room. Dub, drum'n'bass, trip hop,
and post-IDM programming all check in as influences, but are overrun in
NNNJ's unique use of melody, bass, dynamics, and gritty, rugged rhythms.
David Last - Posca Kid - Agriculture 37 - 12 - $8.00
A booty-banging EP companion piece to the Push Pull full-length from
Brooklyn hypno-groover DAVID LAST. Three cuts that while rhythmically
grounded in reggae, pump more than enough bang to get the dancefloors
throbbing.
Solvent - Apples and Synthesizers - Ghostly 35 - CD - $15.00
A striking mix of joyous melodies, voltage controlled precision, and dark
basslines that swirl about on the surface.
Various Artists - SMM Vol. 2 - Ghostly 29 - 12 - $8.50
A lovely Ghostly International collection with tracks from CEPIA,
CHRISTOPHER WILLITS, and LUSINE.
Various Artists - Pop Ambient 2005 - Kompakt 109 - LP - $13.00
LP version. 8 of the 12 CD tracks, including: Markus Guentner, Gas,
Triola, Ulf Lohman, Pass Into Silence, Popnoname, DJ Koze, Klimek.
Bola - Gnayse - Skam 15 - 2LP - $18.00
M83 - Before the Dawn Heals Us - Mute 9281 - CD - $16.00
Before The Dawn Heals Us is M83's powerful follow up to their recent album
Dead Cities, Red Seas & Lost Ghosts, which has achieved cult-like status
in North America. Recorded and produced in the French countryside during
June of 2004 by M83, consisting of one Anthony Gonzalez, Before the Dawn
Heals Us contains more vocals and live instrumentation than previous
releases.
Lusine - Serial Hodgepodge - Ghostly 37 - 2LP - $16.00
Jeff McIlwain, the man behind Lusine, continues to shame the bloated IDM
market with beats that kick and hiccup under fluttering melodies,
confidently exhibiting the power of suggestion rather than overt display,
in arrangements thick with emotion and complexity.
Shadow Huntaz - Corrupt Data (Instrumentals) - Skam 12INS - 2LP - $18.00
Skam records began 2004 by releasing Corrupt Data, the Shadowhuntaz first
full length album, featuring the vocal work of 3 American mc's; Non
Genetic, Dream and Breaff (with a guest appearance from K's Eyes) and the
considerable production talents of Hollands Don and Roel Funcken
(Funckarma). Following on from Corrupt Data and the subsequent 4 track EP
release; Vampire, Skam are proud to release a strictly limited
instrumental edition of Corrupt Data on double 12" vinyl, no fancy
artwork, just Funckarmas' raw beats and atmospherics in the nude! No fuss
and no mc's.
I'm Not A Gun - Our Lives on Wednesdays - City Centre Offices 22CD - CD -
$15.00
I'm Not A Gun - Our Lives on Wednesdays - City Centre Offices 22 - LP -
$14.50
It's a busy life being John Tejada, a man who has graced some of the
world's most highly regarded independent labels with his signature
presence -- from the mighty Playhouse to Detroit's 7th City and onto
Ferox, Jazzanova, Plug Research, Scape and even Sub Pop -- all the way to
his own Palette recordings imprint. But it's together with Japanese
multi-instrumentalist Takeshi Nishimoto, however, that John has produced
perhaps his most remarkable work -- an acoustic overflow of ideas and
post-rock configurations known as I'm Not a Gun -- a project that has
already delighted with a debut album for CCO entitled Everything at Once.
For the last 5 years, almost without fail, John Tejada and Takeshi
Nishimoto have swept aside their busy schedules every Wednesday to record
material for their I'm Not a Gun project. John plays the drums, the guitar
and his trusted laptop, while Takeshi completes the equation with his
signature guitar and bass padding. Their music is not only a homage to the
post-rock soundscaping that Chicago has become so well known for, it's an
advancement of its sound. There's an intuitive, slowly considered
aesthetic here that echoes the patches, plug-ins and modules that dominate
Tejada's electronic constructions -- maybe the music starts with a whir or
with a bit-crushed malfunction, or maybe the changes and transitions are
made with the help of errant digital devices and tricks learnt for an
entirely different purpose. Or maybe, when it's been a particularly hectic
week, all we get to hear are the sounds made by a gently strummed guitar
and the dusty sweep of the drums. Whatever the mood, Our Lives on
Wednesdays chronicles those moments withdrawn from the every day, just two
musicians making music they love, taking their time. Who knows what
they'll come up with next Wednesday? There's a lifetime of tracks to
discover until then.
Dub Tracktor - Faster EP - City Centre Offices 28 - 12 - $10.00
These five new tracks give you a good idea of the direction Anders Remmer
has chosen for his new album. Elements already present on the More Or Less
Mono album feature even more prominently in this new work. What used to be
pure electronic music has turned into a one-man band. Anders focuses more
and more on his guitar, bass and voice, constructing beautifully crafted
indie hymns. The title track 'Faster' and 'Right / Wrong' bring back
memories of classic tunes like 'I Don't Care'. Combining his love for
floating guitar hooks and simple though effective beats, Dub Tractor
evokes a time when acoustic instruments were constantly employed in new
and unpredictable ways. 'Cirkel' and 'Not At The Lab' are two wonderful
instrumental tracks, which highlight Anders' skills of harmony, dub and
structure. Finally, 'A Meter' makes you wonder what would have happened to
music if the iBook had been invented in the 60s
Merzbow - Batztoutai Material Gadgets - RRR 6 - 2CD - $12.00
Repressed, new packaging in paper sleeve with xerox cover; cheaper than
before (but less money, too). Sub-titled: De-Composed Works 1985-86. Disk
1 is a remix of the long o/p RRR DBLP (with this new retrospective note:
"Fake electro acoustic music dedicated to GRM/INA, Wergo, DG, Phillips &
Erato recording artists"). Disk 2 is called "Loop Panic Limited," and is a
recording of loud/dense cut ups from various records; recorded 1985-86.
One of the classic Merzbow recordings
Sylvie Marks and Hal 9000 - Krazeee - Bpitch Ctrl 98 - CD - $15.00
Sylvie Marks and Hal 9000 - Krazee - Bpitch Ctrl 98 - 2LP - $17.00
With their debut album on BPitch Control, Sylvie Marks and HAL9000 tell an
audible tale: a tonal cross section of their life experiences, which is
coupled again and again via the click of the bass to their reminiscences.
Thus music was/is always the common thread of the Ariadne -- for both --
that through the labyrinth of life made expressiveness the chief premise.
If Sylvie Marks surprised her piano teacher in former times with
improvised playing, this is very much a characteristic, perhaps she is
just compelled to do so: by her many years of experience with the
structure and apparently unlimited possibilities in the field of
electronic music (everything goes!), she exchanged the fixed limitations
of improvisation freely compared with the status quo. In this sense one
finds that in Sylvie Marks and HAL9000, this path is traversed all over
again, which translates today as a variety of perspectives and a real
'being into it'. With their first album, they composed Krazeeee, which
clearly suggests them to be like the original maxi of the same name. They
enlighten the traces and origins of techno, which are distinct and thereby
steer a sure instinct for the substantive beat. Both do not forget to
present however the diagonally unusually picturesque gesture, which with
each of the releases already provided on the 7" Label of the same name,
HAL9000 makes for pure joy: a bit off-beat, slightly disturbing and the
sideways swimming of sounds and pictures, these developments leave all
control to a straightened-out bass line. Along with the already long list
of past publications, the publication of Krazeeee on BPitch Control
demonstrates, how very much Sylvie Marks and HAL9000 must have sharpened
their musical vision over the years. With 'Baby take me a little bit
higher' (BPC037),'We electric' (BPC051) and 'Bad women meets zen on the
street' (BPC058) the two play about on BPitch Control. As well as on Ellen
Alliens' 'Weiss Mix' (BPC047) the two already collaborated some time ago
with 'Baby I'm Electric'. The fact that Sylvie Marks has a friendship of
many years with Ellen Allien is to be suspected. Thus it is now time to
burn -- and to let burn.
Greg Davis - Diaphanous - Lux Nigra 27 - LP - $10.00
This Lux Nigra vinyl is set to coincide with the issue of his third album
Somnia for the Kranky label, collecting drone-oriented material Davis has
been working over the last couple of years, and features an extended track
and 2 bonus cuts to that fine full length. The lengthy a-side piece
'Diaphanous' included here, in fact, is an extended version of an edit
which will appear on the CD-only Kranky album, and finds Davis in his most
organic and involving form yet, playing toy harmonica, piano and a six
string acoustic guitar that's then slowly and breathlessly treated by a
delicately handled laptop. The tones that come out of the process bear
little immediate resemblance to the instrument of origin, taking on
extended and diffuse forms of their own. As a bonus, the two b-side pieces
are exclusives, 'Deterior' may otherwise be located somewhere near the
crisp improvisation of someone like Rosy Parlane or perhaps a less
abrasive Fennesz, 'Swell' is almost entirely benign, beautifully weighted
waves of melody, allowed to gradually unspool, like finely spun wool
Eliot Lipp - Eliot Lipp - Eastern Developments 11 - CD - $13.00
Recorded in a shifty Chicago apartment on just that old 70's synth and an
equally questionable sampler, Lipp creates tracks that sound far beyond
his limited means. Lipp's fluid instrumentals are a fresh to the ears, yet
they already sound like classic cuts with dust settled deep into the
grooves. MCs would love to get all over these tracks, but the songs just
don't require them. Enjoy the layered moments of spacey synth and gritty
drums.
Dez Williams - Hex Abuse - AI 12 - 12 - $10.00
For Ai, Dez has amplified the emphasis on straighter techno styles,
unashamedly directed at the dancefloor. 'No mean feat' rolls out with an
assurance that betrays Dez as a long-term operator -- think of one of Jeff
Mills' self-confessed secret weapons -- the desperately underrated
Bandulu. Tough drums with a wicked twist, benign melodic floats over the
top and a ruthless acid coda -- destructive stuff! 'Flob' is suffused with
the lifeblood of classic detroit techno: equal parts magic Juan Atkins,
melodies referencing Derrick May's 'Strings of life', and with a rhythmic
mastery Carl Craig could unreservedly sanction. Flip the script for
'Emotional Blackmail' and the overwhelming spirit in time and place is
still planet Transmat. Venerating these labels in time honoured tradition,
has become something of a consuming past-time for dancefloor adepts and
addicts -- Dez here betrays at once his indebtedness and a strong
commitment to taking the legacy forwards
Deru - Trying to Remember - Merck DU - 12 - $8.00
25 year old Deru, originally from Chicago, now residing in LA, comes with
his first 12" on Merck. First seen on Clicks &Cuts 3, he recently
contributed a deft remix of Tiki Obmar for their Seasons CD, and his debut
full length Pushing Air was released on Neo-Ouija in 2003. 'Trying to
Remember' has emotional atmospheres layered with hip-hop beats; its flow
showing a clear awareness of sound design and structure. It is not a
sequel to his last album, but instead departs from it in the direction of
more density, personal involvement, and cohesiveness. All said, it's yet
another exciting new release from Merck, featuring a vinyl exclusive remix
of 'Next Door' by Deru himself.. Intentionally released just in time for
the frigid winter, and warm nights inside.
Various Artists - Detroit Underground Vol. 3 - Detroit Underground 3 - 12 -
$11.00
From the ruins of the 'birthplace of techno,' Detroit Underground: Volume
3 continues aurally mapping IDM spaces from the 313 and beyond. Features
new compositions from Funkarma (Kero remix), Himawari, Jimmy Edgar (Kero
remix), Direkt Jive and DeLien, and further establishes Detroit
Underground at the forefront of contemporary electronic aesthetics.
AFX - Analord 02 - Analord 2 - 12 - $10.00
2nd volume of this amazing series. SIDE A: 'Phonatacid', 'Laricheard'.
SIDE B: 'Pissed up in se1', 'Bwoon du
AFX - Analord 01 - Analord 1 - 12 - $10.00
These records are the first in the eagerly anticipated Analord series.
They are produced by Richard D. James. The style is rhythmic & melodic
electronic music in the much-loved AFX style. The music is suitable for
public performance as well as home listening. Rephlex strongly recommends
this series, among its most entertaining and fulfilling music." SIDE A:
Steppingfilter 101', 'Canticle drawl', 'MC4 acid'. SIDE B: 'Where's your
girlfriend', 'Grumpy acid', 'Analord 158b'.
Kid606 - Sugarcoated - Audraglint 112 - 10 - $10.00
On the heels of his fabulous Who Still Kill Sound, we offer two exclusive
tracks from a man who needs little introduction. On Sugarcoated Miguel
sets down the rocket-launcher for a moment and sounds, dare we say,
happy... a psychedelic down-tempo number the likes of which hasn't been
heard in the course of his ridiculously prolific output. The ambient B
side is an honest ode to two very different minimalists. 'For Steve Reich
and Jeff Mills' is more interested in using synthesis to suspend a moment
than in destroying it via sampler mayhem.
Gold Chains & Sue Chie - When The World Was Our Friend - Kill Rock Stars
420 - 2LP - $16.00
Vocal electro hiphop party jams.
Duran Duran Duran - Very Pleasure - Cock Rock Disco 1 - CD - $15.00
Long awaited nutzoid splatterbreak full-length from Philly's Ed Flis aka
Duran Duran Duran. Nine tracks of sliced and diced smashdown breakcore for
the kids.
Shawn Rudiman - Rubin's Place - Technoir Audio 1 - 12 - $7.00
"After the long wait, it's finally here. 4 cuts that redefine soul, funk,
groove and one problematic life. Not the typical 4-cut, all drums techno
EP by any means. Look for depth, melodies and a style described as "real
smooth and then...BAMM@!"- Daniel "DBX" Bell. Diverse and cohesive all at
the same time. We think you'll enjoy." - Technoir Audio site. w/ hand
screened covers!
Shawn Rudiman - Rhythm Sexy - Technoir Audio 2 - 12 - $7.00
"Rhythm Sexy" is a collection of dancefloor-friendly cuts tailored to
those with a sense of melody, groove and funk.
Shawn Rudiman / Arne Weinberg - Chord Control - Technoir Audio 3 - 12 -
$7.00
Split EP of groovy chords and deep atmospheric techno.
Shawn Rudiman - Odds Against Us - Technoir Audio 4 - 12 - $7.00
Four tracks of techno that go from rich 4AM dancefloor material to more
uptempo new order-influenced cuts.
Shawn Rudiman - Synthesexual - Technoir Audio 5 - CD - $8.00
A fifteen track tour of the evolution of shawn rudiman's
detroit-influenced techno sound. He blends rich washes of sound to create
deep, memorable techno of many different tempos and flavors.
Shawn Rudiman - Synthesexual - Technoir Audio 5 - 12 - $7.00
The fifth installment from Pittsburgh's premier techno label finds Shawn
Rudimen doing a mix of deep, soulful techno and lush downtempo that
harkens to the roots of the detroit metroplex and beyond. Warm pads wash
over 808 patterns and hand claps, melting away chaos and supplanting it
with a very real bliss.
Terminal11 - Left for Dead at a Desert Carnival - AIM 3 - 7 - $4.00
All caps baby..."ADVANCED IDEA MECHANICS IS PROUD TO RELEASE THE NEW 7" BY
ARIZONAS TERMINAL 11... MIXING THE HARSH BREAKCORE WITH COMPLEX IDM
STRUCTURES TERMINAL 11 WILL BRING AIM STRONG INTO 2005!!!" Super-glitchy
breakcore with some melodic elements...one for vsnares fans.
Cutups - Rampage 1-3 - Rampage 1 - button - $1.00
Three One-inch "WRECKED" buttons featuring each of the Rampage characters
in their 8-bit glory.
Venetian Snares - Winnepeg is a Frozen Shithole - Sublight 3 - CD - $12.00
Intense hardcore "gabber" session from Venetian Snares, intense noisecore
assaults with the unified theme of the depressing icy cold existance of
winnepeg
manitoba.
Chosen Few - Kold Dayz - VIP 8 - 12 - $10.50
Stripped-down sounding gabber, including "Chosen Paradise" with some
classic Chuck D sample rehashes.
Enzym - Abschnittsbevollmaechtigter - Bowa 12 - 7 - $9.00
Cut-up abstract beats and melodies.
Enzym - Die Maus mit der Grashalmfloete (Noize Creator remixes) - Bowa 14 -
7 - $9.00
Two remixes of Enzym from Noize Creator. Melodic styles mixed with kicking
broken beats. The flip is more cutup breaks that touches drum and bass,
with some cut-up beat-boxing.
Various Artists - Drop Name Records V.01 - Painfree Foundsound 3 - 2LP -
$20.00
Awesome compilation of breakcore.
1. Main$tream- Drop Name Records 2. Killjoy- I Spit Fire In Your Face 3.
Dysphemic- Kill the DJ 4. Passenger Of Shit Wank My Farting Fanny Vomit 5.
Venetian Snares- Stinking Logs On Your Chest 6. Eight Frozen Modules-
Drills For Devil Dub 7. Maladroid- Bust a Digital 8. Society Suckers-
Toxic 9. Enduser- 17 Flat Lines 10. Pale- Trail Of Honey 11. Toe Cutter-
Drop The Facade 12. Drop The Lime- Rooboostdumbo 13. Fraughman- Need An
Exit (Darkness Took Me) 14. 777?- Hardcore Stomper With Rolling Out Break
and No Parody
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