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Comme Des Larmes avec Rumore - 12 Juillet 2022

Duo of Artem Yarmosh & Sasha Tessio takes you to endless electronic horizons - flying bass-lines, percussive fever & groove-edging tension.

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MQRMIX - 016 l Commuter - Dj Mix

New mix from Laurent Paranthoën 
aka https://soundcloud.com/commuter available now!

Superb mixing and hight-quality electro-techno selection from french producer. Brilliant difficult sounds and ID's below:

Lazercat - Void06 (KafkaCtrl Remix)
The Hacker - The Storm
CT Kidobó - Striving For Perfection
Commuter - Flash Burst
Dopplereffekt - Technic 1200
Djedjotronic - Celular
Anthony Rother - Dark Plantation
Kittin/Hacker - Soyouz
Human Rebellion - Rotation
Jensen Interceptor x DeFeKT - Bipolar
DAS MUSTER - SIGNALSTÄRKE
Morphology - Fluid Dynamics

MQRMIX - 016 l Commuter - Dj Mix

VA - Summer Trips / 17.11.2023
Bandcamp: https://fuselab.bandcamp.com/album/summer-trips

Here is our big compilation on the theme "How I spent this summer" - from sitting in bushes and among computers to all sorts of traveling across seas, cities and towns. The Fuselab scene at Signal festival was the starting point of this compilation, which on its way to your ears brought together all of us who saw summer and wanted to tell a little bit about it. As we can see, the summer was different for everyone, but how could it be otherwise: the geography is wide. But winter is close, so it's time to remember pleasant summer evenings. Pleasant trips.

Artwork: NWIII
Idea: Lyudmila Severtseva
Mastering: FMSAO

Summer Trips

X.Y.R. - Sofia Theme

Nikolletta (@nikolletta_ua) is resident of Closer Connections and co-founder of the Spin off party series in Kyiv.

She believes that diversity and multifacetedness in music is precisely her choice.

This time Nika invites us to plunge into her mysterious and slow experimental world.

Nikolletta - Hybrid Mix - 012

Following acclaimed underground releases on labels like Schacke’s imprint Moral Defeat, Katharsis and Perfect Aesthetics, Danish electronic musician Sortlegeme (the solo moniker of Jeppe Dalsgaard Andersen) returns with his most spellbinding work to date. “They Are Many” is an album of sprawling textures that like music in its most intuitive state captures the essence of the indescribable.

Built from polyrhythmic synth lines that surge towards sensory overload, “They Are Many” is equally full of subtle layers that emerge delicately from the foundations. In this ever-evolving sonic landscape, one senses the earthly, deliberate movements of tectonic plates colliding before settling into yet another million years of relentless grind. It's a soundscape that teeters on the edge of a total breaking point: a beautifully ominous foreshadowing of collapse.

Andersen reflects: “I was playing Starcraft at the time I made this music, and I think the Zerg was an inspiration and model for this kind of life. I was thinking about creeping and crawling things. The
album reflects on the world humans might leave behind in our self-destruction and how opportunistic species might thrive in our absence, like weeds sprouting from the ashes of a forest fire. I was always big on post-rock, and this setup allowed me to do big buildups in that style.”

With “They Are Many,” Andersen fully embraces a departure from any rhythmic constraints in his music, allowing for expansive exploration throughout the album. While hope – or what is left of it –
might seem sparse in the album's 45-minute journey, the music is punctuated by beautiful, voice-like melodies that are eventually overwhelmed by a noisy climax, leading to a profound numbness. The sensation is akin to synthesizers forging their way towards the void.

Andersen: “We as humans are often consumed by our knowledge, ethics, and complex systems, but sometimes it's important to remember that life's origin is pure survival. Our present culture is overly intellectual, and I find myself drawn to the instinctive, opportunistic aspects of life, much like a hive of smaller organisms operates, without conscious thought. We tend to view everything from our individualistic, single-body perspective, forgetting that the world's very essence is multiplicity.”

Artist: @sortlegeme
Pre-order/order: https://srtrecs.bandcamp.com/album/they-are-many

Order

PREMIERE: Sortlegeme — Drowning In The Swamp (Barkhausen, 2024)

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4. Maníaco Vôo do Beija-flor - Manic Bird Flight

Mats Erlandsson and Maria W Horn meet as Dufwa in heavy synthesis wielding insect field recordings sourced from the catalonian countryside.  Dufwa’s debut release, Fältinspelningar från Terres de l’Ebre (Field recordings from Terres de I’Ebre), defies the standard conception one might have about field recording music. By means of intricate digital processing, Dufwa scrapes the natural source-bonding from their collected insectoid recording and sonically stretches them on a continuum between drone, noise and generative music.

Dufwa - Atypi

Dedicated to Airkit   https://soundcloud.com/theairkit

Mårble & Minereed - Dedicated to Airkit

Hallucinogenic Trickle

ROKU022 - Forthcoming late November 2019

LP 1:
SIDE A E-Lail [The Night] East - 19:28
SIDE B Farah ‘Alaiyna (Joy Upon Us) - 20:57
LP 2:
SIDE A + B E-Lail [The Night] West- 34:31

د [Ahmed] – the quartet of Pat Thomas, Antonin Gerbal, Joel Grip and Seymour Wright – make music of heavy rhythm, repetition and syncopation set deep into an understanding of jazz and the obscure depths of its history. Across the 2 LPs which make up ‘Super Majnoon [East Meets West] ’the group work and rework the music of the late musician Ahmed Abdul-Malik to create a stamping, swinging, relentlessly propulsive record where profundity and physicality root right back to ecstatic feeling. 

Abdul-Malik was a NYC bassist, oudist, composer, educator and philosopher who fused aspects of American, Arabic and East African thought, ethics, meanings and beliefs in open and experimental ways to make vital, forward leaning jazz. [Ahmed] reimagine the notes of Malik as they push for new ground. Melodies respirate, swell, escalate and combust in a driving jazz which yes is technical, yes is accomplished, but ultimately just foot-to-the-floor swings. 

‘Super Majnoon [East Meets West]’ is a title fused from the leader of the Master Musicians of Jajouka Bechir Attar’s description of [Ahmed] after hearing them in Switzerland last year (Majnoon is the arabic slang for ‘crazy’), and Abdul-Malik’s 1959 album East Meets West. Arriving as a double LP, the first comprises studio recordings of [Ahmed] at Hong Kong’s Empty Gallery in 2018 and the second a scorched live recording at OTO from August 2018. The record features photos by Bert Glinnand Taku Unamiand ‘in and out’ liner notes by James G. Spady – historian and journalist from Philadelphia, the author of books on Marcus Garvey and the trilogy of groundbreaking books on hip hop (Nation Conscious Rap, Street Conscious Rap, The Global Cypha).

ROKU022 - أحمد [Ahmed] "Farah ‘Alaiyna (Joy Upon Us)"

Track taken from Hair Del. anniversary compilation
https://hairdel.bandcamp.com/album/hair-del-666

Rainforest Invaders (feat. Andes Mountain Range)

"The trio of guitarist Tetuzi Akiyama, saxophonist Gregor Vidic, and drummer Nicolas Field introduces Akiyama to Vidic and Field's standing duo. The result is a magnificent set of exploratory improvisation. Vidic and Field's playing has a rich, textural quality, developed through their use of timbre and dynamics. In this way, Akiyama's multiphonic approach to guitar, and his innovative use of effects, offset's Vidic brilliantly. Over the course of 45 minutes, Akiyama, Vidic, and Field generate a nervy tension, walking razor thin lines, such as the ones threaded through the middle of "Inner Circle." In keeping with the overall Astral Spirits aesthetic, and as a capstone to their anniversary year, the trio's music is at times stateless, at other times murky and brooding, and yet it's always highly engaging, rich and thrilling." - Lee Rice Epstein, The Free Jazz Collective

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Tetuzi Akiyama / electric guitar

Nicolas Field / drums & percussion

Gregor Vidic / tenor saxophone

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Recorded at Gok Sound, Tokyo, July 19, 2017 by Yoshiaki Kondo. Mixed at Konnekt SoundLab by Nicolas Field. Mastered by Mikey Young. Thanks to Rhizome DC for hosting that great Astral Spirits event, Nate and all involved.

AS117 - Akiyama / Field / Vidic  "Synchronous Ancestor"

Unused tune originally for upcoming release. You *have* to listen to it through stereo speakers or headphones because I've inverted the phase of the left channel of the pad and bassline in some areas, which means if you listen to it mono you just don't hear it in those sections.

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Rainforest Invaders (feat. Andes Mountain Range)

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