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Track from the upcoming new GO record...

Genocide Organ have hidden in the jungles, hills, deserts, slums and cities of the Americas for 4 years. Being present on the shores of Panama, in the cardboard areas of El Salvador, the jungles of Guatemala, the drug roots of Bolivia, the human-drug trafficing in Mexico, the just in-justice in no-go areas just across the iron border of the US.
Meeting paramilitares, kommunist guerilla, dining in Fort Benning and getting their final degrees at the School of the Americas.

Trecking regions highly praised for ancient cultures, for individual tourism, the beauty of the landscape and the peaceful inhabitants - but some of these areas turned into nightmares far beyond immagination, they are out of focus of what is happening in places that seem to be of more interest to the european stock market. In fact everything is connected. If you are worthless in a region, you are worthless in all regions.

:Obituary of the Americas: is a slow creeping, noise-layered journey through some dark hearts. Dark noisy beats are the rhythms
for the decay and resistance of those involved, examined out of multiple angles and perspectives - the campesino, the elite soldier, the self-defense man, the drug-lord or the comon criminal, with harsh aggressive outbreaks of noise driven electronic assaults - the list could be endless and it is!
Today is the same as yesterday, it is world without a tomorrow!


GENOCIDE ORGAN - AUTODEFENSA [ from : OBITUARY OF THE AMERICAS : LP/CD]

The lead single from the album 'Fall Forever', released June 3rd on Kanine Records.

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Brighton's Fear of Men return on June 3rd with their second full-length album, Fall Forever, via Kanine Records worldwide. Building upon the melodicism and immediacy of their acclaimed debut album, Loom, Fall Forever takes the three-piece - comprised of Jessica Weiss, Daniel Falvey and Michael Miles - in a bold and modern direction, pushing the limits of their instruments to take on new and alien forms.

The news of Fall Forever comes accompanied by the album's first single 'Island': both a perfect stepping stone between Loom and the beguiling new sounds explored on their upcoming album, and a perfect encapsulation of the lyrical themes Weiss navigates across the record as a whole. She describes 'Island' as "an anthem to independence".

Island

Youth Code "Transitions" from the upcoming album, Commitment to Complications, on Dais Records. April 8, 2016.

Youth Code "Transitions"

From the album Patch The Sky, out now on Merge Records.

Patch The Sky

Bob Mould "The End of Things"

Taken from the album "Lost Themes II" out now

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John Carpenter - Angel's Asylum

Following the 2015 release of their acclaimed debut album ‘Measures Of Joy’ on Fire Records, Camberwell based outfit Virginia Wing return with a striking new single, ‘Rhonda’.
 
Recorded at Hackney-based Holy Mountain Studios with Misha Hering, ‘Rhonda’ sees the band expand the deep and varied sonic palette displayed on their debut ‘Measures Of Joy’. Featuring guest musician Koichi Yamanoha of Grimm Grimm, the single unfolds slowly as meditative incantations give way to a sprawling piece of experimental pop for the dance floor. The ambitious A-side flirts with disco beats and draws influence from a variety of schools of contemporary dance music whilst still remaining, at heart, a pop song. This is pop music with texture, depth and nuance; a daring and progressive piece.


Virginia Wing - Rhonda

Taken from the new album 'Silver Bullets' 

B Side includes 'Night of Chill Blue' and 'Walk On The Beach'

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