Death Posture - Traitor To Silence (Filmmaker Remix)

Loosely based on a popular German marching song called Zeit Marsch, or Sang der Gesänge, composed by Hanns Eisler, and written by Wladimir Majakowski with the lead vocalist Ernst Busch.
Although, it can be debated whether is it really German, because it's obviously a communist song, and the communists were known internationalists. Anyway, it caught my ear, and when it happens, it's not a good thing for the song - because at some point, eventually, the urge can overwhelm me to mutilate it and try to assemble a wholly new creature...

Ernst Busch Travels Beyond His Time via Schwarzschild Wormhole

Veroon @ Operator radio 30.09

Aberber is back after several years of silence with his and MusRev's debut release, 'I feel Alrite, ' symbolising his recovery. The release features a journey through time, blending modern production sounds with an old-skool rave flavour. 

Thick bass and hypnotic 303 lines played live with broken beats are the order of the day. DJs have at their disposal versions with and without vocals. 

Watch out for the limited edition vinyl pressings by following MusRev on Facebook!

I FEEL ALRITE

I FEEL ALRITE - (Radio Mix)

The Brvtalist is pleased to premiere a new track from Velvet Vanity. "Your Body" is the first release from the Berlin-based electronic music duo and the track features elements of darkwave, ambient, industrial and more for a haunting experience. 

"Your Body" is out today and you can pick it up at: https://velvetvanity.bandcamp.com/track/your-body

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/velvetvanityxx
Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/velvetvanity
Bandcamp https://velvetvanity.bandcamp.com/track/your-body

PREMIERE: Velvet Vanity - Your Body

Dive into the spellbinding universe of "MINIMA," a mesmerizing piano-driven composition that transcends the boundaries between elegance and enigma. At its core, a solitary piano weaves a haunting melody, each note echoing with the weight of untold stories. The piano becomes a narrator, guiding the listener through a dreamscape painted with nocturnal hues.

As the keys delicately dance, ethereal layers of ambient sounds emerge, casting a mysterious aura over the composition. These subtle textures, reminiscent of distant echoes and fleeting whispers, envelop the listener, inviting them to explore the twilight realms of imagination. The symbiotic relationship between the piano and ambient layers creates a sonic tapestry, rich in depth and emotional resonance.

In the latter part of the journey, "MINIMA" takes an unexpected turn as a synth takes center stage, a nod to the iconic soundscapes that Vince Clarke has masterfully woven into electronic music history. The synth sweeps in like a gust of wind, carrying the listener to new heights with its futuristic resonance. It's a crescendo that builds upon the established piano foundation, adding a contemporary edge to the timeless elegance of the composition.

Vince Clarke's influence is palpable in the intricate synth arrangements, creating a climactic finale that feels both nostalgic and groundbreaking. The amalgamation of classic piano, ambient layers, and the modern synth outro culminates in a musical experience that pays homage to the past while pushing the boundaries of sonic exploration.

"MINIMA" is more than a song; it's a journey through the landscapes of emotion, where the piano serves as the guide, ambient layers as the atmosphere, and the synth as the celestial culmination. It's a testament to the power of musical storytelling, weaving a narrative that unfolds like a vivid dream, leaving an indelible imprint on the listener's soul.

In the tapestry of "MINIMA," the timeless elegance of a piano meets the cutting-edge allure of synthesizers, creating a harmonious blend that transcends eras and genres, offering a glimpse into a world where the past and the future converge in a mesmerizing dance of sound and emotion.

Minima

Join us on a journey through space and time with the debut album of Jeremiah Soft, the mystical figure now returning to Dalmata Daniel. He made the album between November 2021 and June 2022, a time during which he got closer to nature, long walks, and existing in forests in general. Through 9 tracks and 60 minutes, we can wander around atmospheric universes, walk up the hills and down the paths of the mind of the artist.

Throughout the whole album, a sense of calmness is prevalent regardless of the rapidity of the songs. A dichotomy is created by the soft, acoustic sounding melodies and the quick, abruptly changing, metallic drum patterns. Just like the wilderness, it becomes a balanced system of tranquil harmony and tense alertness.

Side A of the cassette starts out with two melodic pieces, ‘Quicksilver Qualities’ and ‘Vermillion’, operating with ambient-like synths and delicate drums. Then, almost as if nightfall came, we venture into darker territories. The next two tracks, ‘Chiroptera’ and ‘Flight of the Vesper Bat’, as the titles suggest, serve as musical notations of the aeronautics of the nocturnal creatures; the kick-drums arrive, the basslines are getting heavier, and the playfulness of these songs turns into almost chaos. ‘The Pacific Crest Trail’ features as an interlude, and we experience a few moments of stillness in the dark with a muffled, dubby soundscape.

Side B rushes into an 11 minute heavy-hitter, ‘PNW’, packed with action and amen break. ‘Amber Eyes’ is of the same weight, which is perhaps the coldest in tune out of all with its strikingly digital sound design, is the track for the freezing minutes just before dawn. Sunrise strikes with the rework of Bach’s cantata in which the morning birds also start to sing. ‘Elliptic Routes’ comes with a bittersweet melody and a comforting rhythm, and accompanies us back to daylight, the universe most known to humans.

https://soundcloud.com/jeremiahsoft
https://soundcloud.com/dalmata-daniel

Minima

ARCANE ASYLUM

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