Bandcamp

Galileo

Remix of the song from the Ghost in the Shell  (Anime) movie  intro soundtrack

Ghost in the Shell - Remix - ADE LA ROSSE

Event Horizon

W3C - Intoxicated

READ MORE –– https://www.dummymag.com/new-music/premiere-hear-the-objekt-co-signed-prostitutes-remix-of-vees-aether/

Sometimes it's up to music to do the talking, and the only piece of information we can give you about Vee is that they're from Manchester. Despite supposedly orbiting the scene for some time (and ghostwriting for techno producers), 'Dawn Of The Failed Units pt. 2: Vee' is their debut proper. Out via Manchester label Failed Units, it's a stunner of a first outing, boasting four slices of industrial techno at its darkest and noisiest. On the flip, Prostitutes aka StabUdown boss James Donadio turns in a throttling, guttural rework of 'Aether' (which we're premiering below), constructed of distorted kicks and brain-blasting synth lines. The release has enjoyed some early support from Objekt, who spun the 'reduced' version of the remix during a recent Boiler Room set in Vienna, and you can tune in now below.

Dawn Of The Failed Units Pt. 2

Premiere: Vee - 'Aether (Prostitutes Remix)'

So what’s the deal now - are we all just going under? And if so, what will we find below? On his second EP for the label, Leibniz immerses himself deeply in the subject matter with three tracks that draw on the titular »Hydron« as an alternative source of energy, with three tracks offering more water displacement than a regular Typhoon-class submarine - it’s that cold, clear bottle of Fuji in a desert full of uninspired memes.

The hundert co-founder overtakes the discussion about electric cars and those damn scooters by cruising down the aquabahn with his hydrogen car at 132 to 134 knots per minute. There’s a coming changeover of power to be felt in the air here for sure, yet there is much more to be gained from the water - the fuel for your deep dive into the unknown once we’ve gone under. In the meanwhile however, you have two options: become conscious of the impact that we as a species have on this planet or find the one gadget that will serve as a fix for everything. Just remember to stay hydrated along the way.

Release date: 06.12.2019

Artwork by Albrecht Gaebel

Hydron

Deep Sea

Leibniz - Deep Sea

My guest show on Rinse France from 11th April 2020 full of lots of leftfield electronic music from all over the world. 

Hope you're all doing okay in your homes with people who are looking out for each other!

TRACKLIST - https://twitter.com/GaltierMusic/status/1249964676693311489

Rinse France Podcast

RINSE FRANCE GUEST SHOW - 11 APRIL 2020

Zulu - It's a salad bowl

Written & Produced by 111X.
Mastered by Noah Kin.
Artwork by Helen Korpak.

@111x

Envy

111X - To Regret (Closure)

Zuli . X3 . 010111 Edit

Taken from SBKT037: Hyph11E - Aperture
2 x LP / Digital - October 16th 2020

Artwork by Wang Newone
Mixed by Raphael Valensi
Mastered by Miles Whittaker
Text by megakira✧◝(⁰▿⁰)◜✧

Aperture is the debut album from Hyph11E.

Holes are ontologically parasitic - they are always within something else and cannot exist in isolation. Holes accompany us throughout our lives, dilative and devoured, fillable but indispensable. On one hand, they are the driven force for evolution, on the other hand, holes are also the layer of scab that signals growth. Without tearing, cutting and gluing, we cannot create or eliminate a hole. Topologists use the number of holes to distinguish geometric objects. In the same method, in the closed circuit of Encrust and Erosion, we became idiographic individuals.

In her new album, Hyph11E guides the light to travel within and through the hole, and it becomes Aperture.

Aperture

Hyph11E - Get Out From Under

Track from Ascetic House cassette "The Infamy of Pleasure Unto Death"

The Archangels Sing My Name (Ascetic House)

Record Label based in Mexico City.
Founded in Montréal, Est. 2011 by @xwolfcultx.

for sync & licensing - gavin@syncsmith.com

Bookings: allen@awesome-agency.com
Temporary Contact: iinfinitemachinee@gmail.com

W3C - Intoxicated

Infinite Machine