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This Was Not The Album I Thought It Was
A few days ago, I wrote about the importance of album covers in netlabel releases. Kritchev vs. Ban’s Working Title is not one of these. The cover is very 1980s fanzine, but given that this was ...
Seeing Is Hearing
When C. Reider released his new album, Edge and Artifact, he wrote a blog post using only images to explain the process. In light of that, the following review will be all images as well. ...
Beauty Between Improvisation and Composition
The latest work by Carlos Edelmiro aka Otra Carpeta has the feeling of a 1980s EP, there is a natural split between the 5 tracks, 1 through 3 as Side A and tracks 4 and 5, ...
The Lizard King
J. Siemasko aka Schemawound has joined the Dystimbria experiment. Run by experimental musician C. Reider Dystimbria asks artists to discard “the safe, pastoral qualities of ambient and the macho posturing of noise for a more ...
Resonant Slaps in the Face
Every manifestation of our life is accompanied by noise. The noise, therefore, is familiar to our ear, and has the power to conjure up life itself. - Lugi Russolo’s L´Arte dei Rumori (The Art of Noises) The Portuguese netlabel Enough ...
Cosmic Tones
Paulo Chagas and Marcelo Armani’s Aproximadamente 9.363 KM / 158 MB (Mansarda) is an interesting concept – an improvisational album built upon files exchanged over the internet. On the face of it, the concept seems ...
Errors, Noise and Netlabels
One of the wonderful things about the Creative Commons netlabel world is that discovering new artists is as simple as a few clicks of the mouse. I also believe quite strongly that netlabels are probably ...
