have been playing both tracks from this superb release for weeks. keep up the great work brother!

NO FLAM. thats sweet. it's hard to keep the bass frequencies in check when the lower end of the spectrum is so thick. nice yo.

seriously hypnotic techno.just the way i like my techno dun

The new @Blackasteroid EP “Flesh” brings the raw energy and 
experimental spirit that launched Black Asteroid 10 years ago. 

The second single, “Methane Rain” features vocals from legend- 
ary industrial band Front Line Assembly. 

The song also features a live bass, and marks a departure from 
the 4/4 techno of previous releases. This was intentional, as 
Bryan Black revisits his industrial rock roots on this EP. Black’s 
rst band, Haloblack, was heralded as one of the top 10 
industrial bands of the 90’s. In a moment when techno has left 
the underground and become an EDM parody of itself, Black 
has instead decided to experiment with live instruments, 
vocals and slower BPM’s.
credits
released January 10, 2023 

Artwork release by: John Reuss 
Video Teaser by: PLS.UK 
Music by: Black Asteroid 
Mastering by: LRS Factory 
TRACKLIST AND CREDITS 

01. (Black) 
02. (Black/ Leeb) vocals: Bill Leeb addition vocal production: Rhys Fulber Bass: Ned Wahl 
03. (Black) 
04. (Black/ Lenardo) Guitars: Geno Lenardo 
05. (Black/ Lenardo) Guitars: Geno Lenardo 

Produced by Black Asteroid 

Published by Ultra Int’l Music Publishing, LLC/ Apoptosis Music, 
BMG US / Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd. license

all rights reserved

New Flesh - Black Asteroid [Full Ep Snippets]

Released on Planete Rouge 2003
https://terencefixmer.bandcamp.com/

FiXMERMCCARTHY:  Destroy (2003)

Kwartz | Hope For Guiltiness  | O&D001

Power Of Lust

Fall Before You

Premiere #043

Artist: Dotwav
Title: 'Paradoxon' (Raffaele Attanasio Remix)
Album: 'Paradoxon' LP
Label: KONFLKT
Format: Vinyl 12'
Release: March 23th,​ ​2018
Pre order: bit.ly/2FKtWKl

The entire label catalogue dwells in somber soundscapes, but Paradoxon takes schizoid catharsis to another level. Drony, loopy and moody, dotwav’s newest vinyl is a powerful weapon in any bag. Raffaele Attanasio makes a guest appearance with a remix of the title track that breaks the original structure. 

Supported by Takaaki Itoh, NX1, Remco Beekwilder, Stephanie Sykes, Nihad Tule, Keith Carnal, Unbalance, Vincent Neumann, Denise Rabe and many others.

Premiere

Premiere: Dotwav - Paradoxon (Raffaele Attanasio Remix)[KONFLKT]

Speedy J - Bootes

Impresario bone grinder, Justin K Broadrick, has prepared a new album for release on Speedy J’s Electric Deluxe label as JK Flesh. Broadrick has resolutely inhabited some dark and punishing corners of the musical landscape in his three decades of music production. Whether as a songwriter, guitarist, drummer, label head, studio producer or electronic alchemist, Broadrick has defined the sublime overlap of misanthropy, noise and arson-spirited audio. Making his initial marks with grindcore and industrial bands Godflesh and Napalm Death beginning in the late 80s, Broadrick’s musical career has arched from blast-beats to head bobbing hypnosis. With a slew of recent releases from his JK Flesh moniker for EDLX, Hospital Productions, Downwards, Pi Electronics and on AnD’s Inner Surface, Broadrick has increasingly taken low-fi cerebral sound exploration into techno’s polluted ozone layer; drifting amongst violent collisions of rusty space junk and taking aim at the outmoded species below.  

JK Flesh’s 8-track double disk album for Electric Deluxe continues his assault on the failings and folly of humanity with a bludgeoning tour of dub influenced techno. A study in resolution, timber and distortion, the album’s tracks are diverse in mood and groove, but are united by the dark, porous and undulating surface texture of rippling analog treatment. Contemplation of humanity’s chances for extinction or evolution provided Broadrick with the mental scaffolding upon which the album’s inky and caustic eruptions precipitate. Titles like “Different Species” and “Super Human” on the album’s A-side betray his interest in futurist’s trans-humanist musings, while thumping garage baseline and  searing interplanetary emergency sirens anchor the tracks in Broadrick’s mastery of noise. The album is generally packed with full-form bass, percussion and machine sounds. Though tracks like the B-side’s “External Transmission” juxtapose rubbery and wiry timbers, like the best of acid, over the low-end’s boiling black cauldron. “Earlier Forms of Life” and “Macromolecules” take morose side-long glances at the dance floor, but primarily develop elegantly grime-filled grooves under the constricting spacial canopies of hyper-detailed delay and reverb. Surface detail and dusty timbers rake the listener’s ear across the minimal composition of “The Next Stage”. The albums closing track, “Homo Sapiens”, drops you into the hopelessly gigantic hull of ship, echoing with sonar, heavy machinery and dulled low-frequencies as your iron tomb cuts across the dead oceans of our planet, or, as Broadrick has spent his musical pursuit, in search of a new one. Consider yourself on notice, a limited edition version of this album, complete with booklet and laser cut sleeve, will be released exclusively over EDLX’s bandcamp.


All tracks written and produced by Justin K Broadrick
Cat. no. EDLX058LP – All rights reserved
℗ & © Electric Deluxe 2018
www.electricdeluxe.net
www.electricdeluxe.bandcamp.com

New Horizon

JK Flesh - 'Different Species' [EDLX058LP]

Tracklist:
A1. Qestion - Ansia (Original Mix)
A2. Qestion - Kyshtym (Original Mix)
B1. Qestion - Cognitive Distortion (Original Mix)
B2. Qestion - Cognitive Distortion (Kwartz Remodel)
B3. Qestion - Unconcluded (Original Mix)

Release date: 22nd of March (Vinyl and Digital)

Links:
https://orderanddevotion.bandcamp.com/album/ansia-ep-o-d005
https://www.decks.de/track/qestion-ansia_ep/cea-ke
https://www.deejay.de/Qestion_Ansia_EP_OD005_Vinyl__350407
https://distribution.triplevision.nl/release/O%26D005/

Qestion | Ansia (Incl. Kwartz Remodel) | O&D005

The American cable-television industry exploded in the 1980s, pushing broadcasts of diverse programming and emissions of low-laying cultures into homes. Community stations piggybacked on the digital developments of the time, extending their existence through telephony and broadcast affiliates. For those growing up in this time, in locations such as New York City, the localized communications beamed into their homes exposed them to an impressionable array of disparate sounds and visions. Move into the 1990s and New York was filled to the brim of emergent cultures drawing from this ebullition of communication. From Rammellzee’s shapeshifting to Frank and Karen Mendez’s Nu Groove imprint fusing reggae, poetry and house, nascent ideas emanated from the city walls, from within stores such as Sonic Groove store and on VHS releases such as Stakker’s The Evil Acid Baron Show, a legendary technicolor psychedelic trip along the wildest frontiers of acid house. As scenes expanded and identities developed, such individuals weather the events of the visceral now, expressing themselves right into an unpredictable future.

Function’s long career has seen him uncover a vast range of sonic identities, a mainstay through house, techno and industrial with collaborations with the likes of Regis, Damon Wild alongside his highly influential Infrastructure imprint. With influences deeply tied to pop art, rave and gay scenes, and early memories of block-parties emitting Kraftwerk and Strafe, he found himself seeking out the undercover illegal nights of the 90s on a quest of sexual unearthing, mixing the ever-yearning escapology mission of disco with the influential DJ sets of Jeff Mills. For his new album Existenz, he marks a clear step away from the corporeal techno of his recent releases. Pivoting around themes of religion, sexuality, trauma and healing, it is a work expansive and celebratory, a clear liberation from a deeply internalized past. Formed from a collection of recordings made in a period from late 2016 to mid 2019, Existenz takes the form of a creative outburst in reaction to a number of traumas - recent, childhood and throughout Function’s life.

Cosmic synths soar and swoop in ‘Pleasure Discipline’ through towering stacks of rhythm that stutter and creak to a halt before rebooting, a firm robotic response to human intervention. ‘Zahlensender’ reflects a spatial tetris of urban life, as digitalization set within an XYZ matrix confronts the sprawling city. Constant arpeggiated meditations echo synaptic transmissions, effecting a dissolution of boundaries. ’The Approach’ recalls the unification of the self, a state of delirium non-subjective and smooth, as all connections and functions give way to simple intensities of feeling, crossing the threshold into spirituality. ’Golden Dawn’, featuring Stefanie Parnow, marks a further elevation of dubbed-out euphoria, as once more positive rays emerge. Parnow assisted the production process in its entirety, providing inspiration and featuring vocal contributions. His ode to the effortless short-trip urban navigation 'Kurzstrecke' finds Function in motion, upfront and bold, snapshots of conversation and flickers of light. 'Ertrinken' finds metallic bass jabs swamping snipped synthetic voices, with hidden stores of emotion set as a nod to the history of vocoders as a tool for encrypted military communication. House icon Robert Owens features on 'Growth Cycle' and 'Be', entrenching a celebratory atmosphere over Function's clubwise leanings. Closing track 'Downtown 161' reflects the unmistakable filtered and squashed interjections of television, and sampled dance vocals - a sound for the curious, dreamers and dancers.

With Existenz, Function reveals an essential body of work, spread over 4LP/2CD - thought experiments on the role of identity and spirituality after a lifetime of upheaval and trauma.

Existenz

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Function - Vampir

Track: Telegraph
Artist: Kmyle
Label: Astropolis
Format: Digital
Release Date: 9-18-2020

Today, Lights Out brings you an exclusive premiere from one of France's finest techno producers, Kmyle. His name should be familiar here, as we've featured his work on Magnetic before, and as expected, he delivers an exceptional piece of work. Taken from his forthcoming Keroual EP, 'Telegraph' is spacious yet focused, with a thumping rhythm, big reverb-washed pads and atmospheres, and a rather dark melody that come together for another top-notch release from the skilled producer.

Keroual EP

Lights Out Premiere: Kmyle - Telegraph [Astropolis Records]

Bandcamp → https://artsrecordings.bandcamp.com/album/limitless
Alfredo Mazzilli is back on our ARTSX catalog with a stunning 4 tracker.

Speedy J - Bootes

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