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Bouncing glitches, echoed sub basses, walls of bleeps and flows of reduced tones: there's a lot to hear in Datacrashrobot's new album. With "Asynchronous I/O", Romania's Sorin Paun comes back to Crazy Language, on which he has already released two EPs under the Randomform moniker within the last years. This time around, though, things have become lusher, trickier, fuller.

A particularly abundant sonic trip, this new album takes its listener to a wild ride into a multi-tonal world made of very detailed, carefully crafted ensembles. May it be old school beats or futuristic sounding glitches and vocal snippets, Datacrashrobot manages to juggle with a wide array of sounds, perform some highly acrobatic material, and still land on its feet. At times luring his listener with an accessible retro-feeling, at times giving a passing nod to such forefathers as Autechre, and at times building menacing arrangements of complex beats, this album impresses by the multitude of its layers as well as with the accuracy of its compositions.

It somewhat shouldn't come as a surprise that "Asynchronous I/O" can sound so complex and yet mature: Sorin Paun is no newcomer. With a dozen releases on various labels, this musician has acquired the experience and reputation of a talented bleep-smith, and this all transcribes perfectly in this new album. Enriched with remixes by his label-mates Huron, XZICD, AESTATE, Randomform, [__cut_repeat] and Mitoma the six original tracks and their at times playful, at times melodic re-interpretation form a byzantine yet deep album. Multiples listens might be required to grasp Datacrashrobot's aim and tools, but the effort is very rewarding one. (Nicolas Chevreux)
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style: dark electro experimental, glitch
format: mp3
time: 00:59:43

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the tracks are under creative commons: by-nc-nd

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track 1-6 and 10 composed and recorded by Sorin Paun (Datacrashrobot, Randomform)
track 7 by Mitoma
track 8 by [__cut_repeat]
track 9 by XZICD
track 11 by AESTATE
track 12 by Huron

Artwork by Sorin Paun

http://www.randomform.com/
http://mitoma.bandcamp.com/
http://www.myspace.com/cutrepeat
http://www.myspace.com/xzicd
http://www.aestate-online.com/
http://www.myspace.com/huronidm

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released by Crazy Language

http://www.crazy-language.de
http://www.myspace.com/crazylanguage
http://www.soundcloud.com/crazy-language
http://www.lastfm.de/label/crazy-language
http://www.archive.org/details/crazy-language
http://b4.sonicsquirrel.net/detail/label/crazy_language/514

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cl-038 | Datacrashrobot - Asynchronous I/O

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Bouncing glitches, echoed sub basses, walls of bleeps and flows of reduced tones: there's a lot to hear in Datacrashrobot's new album. With "Asynchronous I-O", Romania's Sorin Paun comes back to Crazy Language, on which he has already released two EPs under the Randomform moniker within the last years. This time around, though, things have become lusher, trickier, fuller.

A particularly abundant sonic trip, this new album takes its listener to a wild ride into a multi-tonal world made of very detailed, carefully crafted ensembles. May it be old school beats or futuristic sounding glitches and vocal snippets, Datacrashrobot manages to juggle with a wide array of sounds, perform some highly acrobatic material, and still land on its feet. At times luring his listener with an accessible retro-feeling, at times giving a passing nod to such forefathers as Autechre, and at times building menacing arrangements of complex beats, this album impresses by the multitude of its layers as well as with the accuracy of its compositions.

It somewhat shouldn't come as a surprise that "Asynchronous I-O" can sound so complex and yet mature: Sorin Paun is no newcomer. With a dozen releases on various labels, this musician has acquired the experience and reputation of a talented bleep-smith, and this all transcribes perfectly in this new album. Enriched with remixes by his label-mates Huron, XZICD, AESTATE, Randomform, [__cut_repeat] and Mitoma the six original tracks and their at times playful, at times melodic re-interpretation form a byzantine yet deep album. Multiples listens might be required to grasp Datacrashrobot's aim and tools, but the effort is very rewarding one.
______________________________________________________

style: dark electro experimental, glitch
format: mp3
time: 00:59:43

______________________________________________________

the tracks are under creative commons: by-nc-nd

http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/

______________________________________________________

track 1-6 and 10 composed and recorded by Sorin Paun (Datacrashrobot, Randomform)
track 7 by Mitoma
track 8 by [__cut_repeat]
track 9 by XZICD
track 11 by AESTATE
track 12 by Huron

Artwork by Sorin Paun

http://www.randomform.com/
http://mitoma.net/
http://www.myspace.com/cutrepeat
http://www.myspace.com/xzicd
http://www.aestate-online.com/
http://www.myspace.com/huronidm

______________________________________________________


released by Crazy Language

http://www.crazy-language.de
http://www.myspace.com/crazylanguage
http://www.soundcloud.com/crazy-language
http://www.lastfm.de/label/crazy-language
http://www.archive.org/details/crazy-language
http://b4.sonicsquirrel.net/detail/label/crazy_language/514



cl-038 | 01 Datacrashrobot - Asynchronous I/O

WATCH A VIDEO OF THAT TRACK !!!

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Bouncing glitches, echoed sub basses, walls of bleeps and flows of reduced tones: there's a lot to hear in Datacrashrobot's new album. With "Asynchronous I-O", Romania's Sorin Paun comes back to Crazy Language, on which he has already released two EPs under the Randomform moniker within the last years. This time around, though, things have become lusher, trickier, fuller.

A particularly abundant sonic trip, this new album takes its listener to a wild ride into a multi-tonal world made of very detailed, carefully crafted ensembles. May it be old school beats or futuristic sounding glitches and vocal snippets, Datacrashrobot manages to juggle with a wide array of sounds, perform some highly acrobatic material, and still land on its feet. At times luring his listener with an accessible retro-feeling, at times giving a passing nod to such forefathers as Autechre, and at times building menacing arrangements of complex beats, this album impresses by the multitude of its layers as well as with the accuracy of its compositions.

It somewhat shouldn't come as a surprise that "Asynchronous I-O" can sound so complex and yet mature: Sorin Paun is no newcomer. With a dozen releases on various labels, this musician has acquired the experience and reputation of a talented bleep-smith, and this all transcribes perfectly in this new album. Enriched with remixes by his label-mates Huron, XZICD, AESTATE, Randomform, [__cut_repeat] and Mitoma the six original tracks and their at times playful, at times melodic re-interpretation form a byzantine yet deep album. Multiples listens might be required to grasp Datacrashrobot's aim and tools, but the effort is very rewarding one.
______________________________________________________

style: dark electro experimental, glitch
format: mp3
time: 00:59:43

______________________________________________________

the tracks are under creative commons: by-nc-nd

http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/

______________________________________________________

track 1-6 and 10 composed and recorded by Sorin Paun (Datacrashrobot, Randomform)
track 7 by Mitoma
track 8 by [__cut_repeat]
track 9 by XZICD
track 11 by AESTATE
track 12 by Huron

Artwork by Sorin Paun

http://www.randomform.com/
http://mitoma.net/
http://www.myspace.com/cutrepeat
http://www.myspace.com/xzicd
http://www.aestate-online.com/
http://www.myspace.com/huronidm

______________________________________________________


released by Crazy Language

http://www.crazy-language.de
http://www.myspace.com/crazylanguage
http://www.soundcloud.com/crazy-language
http://www.lastfm.de/label/crazy-language
http://www.archive.org/details/crazy-language
http://b4.sonicsquirrel.net/detail/label/crazy_language/514





cl-038 | 02 Datacrashrobot - Metaprogramming

cl-038 | 03 Datacrashrobot - Piezoelectric Actuator

cl-038 | 04 Datacrashrobot - Deprecated

cl-038 | 05 Datacrashrobot - Segmentation Fault

cl-038 | 08 Datacrashrobot - Segmentation Fault (Arc Drop Edit by [//cut*repeat])

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 Music is a language used all around the world. Transcending cultural and lingual barriers, this universal code is finding its way even into the most remote corners of the planet. Via the internet, music is connecting people who otherwise would never have got to know each other: Bridging the social context consisting of different cultural backgrounds and languages, music makes us feel united, which is somewhat crazy – music is a CRAZY LANGUAGE. 

Coordinated from Berlin, the netlabel CRAZY LANGUAGE was founded by AXIOM and HURON in 2006. Ever since Crazy Language has been serving as music filter and platform for artistic self-realisation. The label offers all experimental electronic music genres an outlet, for example IDM, Electronica, Glitch, Abstract, Ambient, Downbeat and Breaks. This is reflected in the passion of the netlabel owners as well as in the diversity of the music scene. With lots of love for music, Crazy Language is articulating itself in a dialect spoken all around the world by artists and music lovers alike: the Crazy Language of course.

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