that's lightning enough

The Brvtalist is pleased to premiere a new remix from Adrian Marth for "Band For God" by Man 2.0 & Black Light Smoke. Death Decay Magic invites The Hacker, Cardopusher, Man 2.0 and Adrian Marth to remix tracks from the first three releases on the imprint, illustrating the label's blueprint perfectly: raw, edgy synth music with ghostly vocals; one foot in techno, the other stepping out into the unknown. Italo Moderni label boss Adrian Marth follows with an interpretation of "Bank For God" as the spiralling EBM sonics flow vigorously and the drilling rhythms get to work underneath.

Out May 7th on Bandcamp: https://deathdecaymagic.bandcamp.com/album/death-decay-magic-remixes-vol-1

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Death Decay Magic Remixes Vol. 1

PREMIERE: Man 2.0, Black Light Smoke - Bank For God (Adrian Marth Remix) (DDM 05)

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For the new part of our series, we invited artist Dima Komarov from St. Petersburg, also known as Polska Octavia.

Thinking about the saving nature of nostalgia in a particularly difficult time for himself, Dima says that many of his creative manifestations were born precisely from this feeling. “Most of the tracks in the mix are dug up from old forgotten VKontakte messages, and one of them is ten years ago.”

Last month, Dmitry’s debut long-play “Месседж” (“Messedzh”) was released. It was mastered by the producer Sijaet Zhizn'. In addition to him, Paita, mc ulybochka, Mushiwa and marinamastihin took part in the creation.

A couple of years ago, Komarov released a mini-album “Mechta Nerazrushima” and a mixtape “Volshebnaja Poljana” on the Holodnaja Voda label, recorded in memory of the musician Evgeny Mychak aka Stancija Videopark. A year later, his next EP “Letnjaja Noch'” in collaboration with Julius Payer Hütte Pulsar was released.

ethereal mix 063: Polska Octavia

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Maska Genetik - Ernste Stunde

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Track selection from the forthcoming Noir Age release by Anasisana, Rose in a Bottle (NA064) in collaboration with Evitceles.

Anasisana -  Do You Think I Hold Your Hand Without A Reason (ft. Evitceles)

FUCK NEW WORLD 1

DOOMED BY JONAS KARSTEN
PROD 1000BODIES
GRIEFMACHINE

1000BODIES - FUCK NEW WORLD

XΛN -  Both

Year of Glad is an experimental drone-folk collaboration based in Montreal. In 2014, the band self-released a six song lo-fi epic entitled Old Growth. Despite very little promotion the album received critical acclaim from The Quietus ("Awe-inspiring. Keep an eye on these guys.") and Under the Radar ("A huge sound...ethereal cacophony.") The press piqued the interest of small UK label Vox Humana and a remixed and remastered Old Growth is to be released on deluxe colored vinyl and digital download in November. 

Year of Glad is the brainchild of A.P. Bergeron; conceived in solitude but brought up with the help of a veritable village of collaborators. Together, Bergeron and his shifting band of cronies have carved out a truly otherworldly sound—a shared fever dream at the intersection of folk, jazz, doom, and psychedelia. 

The project has drawn comparisons to Dirty Three, Amen Dunes and Sigur Rós, but Year of Glad’s vast and soaring anthems are equally indebted to the small town punk ethos in which many of it’s core members cut their teeth. Bergeron points to local post-rock pioneers Godspeed You! Black Emperor as having illuminated the potential for music that was both complex and beautiful while still maintaining a strong punk sensibility. “We were punk rockers growing up and Godspeed always had that punk spirit without the musical convention.” 

Bergeron wrote much of Old Growth in his childhood home of rural Nova Scotia. Seeking deep seclusion, Bergeron often retreated to the many derelict buildings that litter the province’s natural landscape. The balance of decay and new life found in these overgrown, abandoned homes and broken-down mills inspired a collection of songs dealing with the sublime, crushing mortality, and the universal connection between all living things.
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releases November 13, 2015 

year of glad is a.p. bergeron and friends. 

nick laugher - drums, electronics 
andre bendahan - bass on tracks 1 and 3 
patrick cruvellier - violin on track 3 
james goddard - saxophone on track 1 
aaron johnstone - guitar on tracks 1,3,4 and 6 

produced by year of glad 

additional engineering by edan scime stokell and brian chan 

vinyl-mastering by rinus hooning at record industry 

artwork by andrew rhodenizer 

sleeve design by mark welland – new media works
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