Au cœur de l'heliopolis, une voix hypnotique et anachronique s'élevait : celle de Black Zone Myth Chant. Paru aux Éditions Gravats et Vastechoses, il nous dévoilait un live singulier où se mélangeaient expérimentations électroniques, grooves syncopés, lignes de basses dub et sons industriels.

◐ Infos : @high-wolf-bzmc @editions-gravats

☼ Pic : @yamounozor (IG)

𓁏𓁈𓀥𓀬𓁏𓁈𓀥𓀬𓁏𓁈𓀥𓀬𓁏𓁈𓀥𓀬𓁏𓁈𓀥𓀬𓁏𓁈𓀥𓀬𓁏𓁈𓀥𓀬𓁏𓁈𓀥𓀬𓀬𓁏𓁈𓀥𓀬𓀬𓁏𓁈𓀥𓀬𓁏𓁈𓀥𓀬𓁏𓁈𓀥

Black Zone Myth Chant (live extract) @ 𝐶𝑦𝑟𝑐𝑎́𝑑𝑖𝑎

“@imrekiss is a producer and DJ active in the electronic music scene for several years, well-known for his works with various labels and collectives such as Farbwechsel or CRISIS. He has a distinct style of faded, dreamlike echoes with crisp, analog beats, saturated with a hint of mesmerizing, distorted house narratives. EXILES welcomes Kiss’ latest release ‘Keys to Cassiopeia’ to their catalogue, presenting a fresh direction in the artist’s newest interstellar ventures.

Beyond the black sky above our heads, filled with countless bright sparkles lies the vast, ever-expanding system of celestial bodies, galaxies, nebulae and unknown fields. Outer space catched the imagination and fascination of humankind since the dawn of time, calling all scientists, artists and dreamers on a voyage of wondrous explorations. We are still just scratching the stardust from the surface of all of this, whether they are the hottest takes from the James Webb Telescope or the latest mind-blowing sci-fi series, but one thing is certain: ‘Keys to Cassiopeia’ invites us on a journey that opens up new horizons and unheard perspectives.

The 9-track album describes a cosmic trip to uncharted territories, deep into the spheres of mythical constellations. The various chapters of ‘Keys to Cassiopea’ evoke themes such as the innocent dreams of exploring the universe, the energetic blasts of rockets (‘Theme I’) or the dreadful coldness of being alone, thousand miles away from the Kármán line (‘Theme II’). Floating like a confused spacecraft, ‘Theme III’ opens with gentle subharmonics and ambient pads, when out of a sudden, friendly plucks of strings and woodwinds appear, offering their companionship and soothing the fright.

With two interludes on its both ends, ‘Theme IV’ offers a look on the highlight of the journey, that fills the passenger with joy, vocation and a sense of ineffable composure. Coming with a dynamic and bright movement, ‘Theme V’ approaches us with a rather playful and light manner. It suggests a safe trip onwards, filled with meandering thoughts that remain with the listener, tempting us to return back to them again and again. The closing track draws an ending line to the narrative arc: it suggests ease and a fading image of a star’s collapse, leaving behind nothing but a stellar remnant. Echoes of the past, endpoints of an evolution, the final moments of an intergalactic tale.”

– Nemerov

music by Imre Kiss
mastered by Roland Nagy
artwork by Márton Tóth

www.instagram.com/marutonkun

Buy Album

Imre Kiss – Theme V

Que Sakamoto & NT, Anna Vs June, DJ Blech, Lastrack and Tassilo Vanhöfen remixed Los Pashminas’ White Series #2 EP. 

After Los Pashminas' debut release, we put the music in the hands of these five trusted producers. While Que Sakamoto & NT raise the BPMs for high dancefloor effectiveness, Tassilo Vanhöfen adds his touch by making ‘Turtle Haze Convolution’ a heavy and dark groove bomb. Lastrack transforms the same track into a massive base-slash-dubstep number that will unleash its power on any big sound system. Anna Vs June from Athens adds a personal touch to ‘Chameleon Brain Dance’ by contributing her own voice and DJ Blech explores the world of polyrhythms and creates a trippy journey on the base of ‘Lobster Symbiotic Dialogue’.

www.subjecttorestrictions.ch
_______________________
Mastered by Isabel at Olo Mastering 
Graphics by Dominik André
A&R by Dominik André
Original Release by Subject To Restrictions Discs

The Reptiles & Arthropods Remixes

Download

Los Pashminas - Lobster Symbiotic Dialogue (DJ Blech’s Polytoxicomanic Mix)

For our November episode, we have Evitceles, who is a Sofia-based artist hitting the scene of the experimental electronic realm since 2014 putting out several physical releases on labels such as Opal Tapes, Yerevan Tapes and AMEK Collective. His deep rippling beats, hazy melodies and obscure samples not only have the potential to completely drown you in their own special kind of dreamy melancholia, but will surely breathe a new life through loud volume in live environment. 

The recording by Evitceles consists of all his exclusive unreleased ambient tracks.

ENTROPY//12 - EVITCELES

Taken from Darja Kazimira's Monochromia album on Cyclic Law Records, out December 16.

More: www.orbmag.com/music

@cycliclaw
@arja-kazimira

Monochromia

Listen more

Premiere: Darja Kazimira - Monochromia

Under the @decemberxxx alias, Tomas More has found the perfect balance between his slow and gloomy techno cuts. Electro punk, new beats, wave and techno influences - his signature sound is filled with references, from minimal drums to 80s industrial music.

Catch December every 4th Monday of the month, from 22h to 00h [CET] on rinse.fr

Rinse France Podcast

December invite Pod Blotz - 26 Avril 2023

I hear voices inside my head, 
voices from the past, from the invisible, 
voices from beyond death, from the moss
voices that cry & that make jokes.
This is all about transmission and catching the signal·s.

TRACKLIST:

- DEVIL'S PICNIC (ANNE GILLIS) – Pomme ou pas pomme 2
- VRXONMA - Transmission
- COSEY FANNY TUTTI - Split
- AÏSHA DEVI – Mazda
- VICA PACHECO – Amatista
- THEA SOTI – Multiskinned
- MARINA HERLOP – Abans abans
- SEMLEH – Oh my Lord (Song for Damien S.)
- SHELL FANTASY – Lazarus
- WILLIAM BASINSKI – O, my daughter, O, my sorrow
- MARINA HERLOP – Kaddisch
- SEMLEH – Seek
- LAURIE SPIEGEL - Two Archetypes / Hall of Mirrors
- HATIS NOIT – Aura
- YVES TUMOR FEAT. OXHY & PUCE MARY - Hope in Suffering (Escaping Oblivion & Overcoming Powerlessness)
- MALICORNE – Marions les roses

CANTICLES OF ECSTASY w/ Mona Servo (28/04/2023)

OXY w/ Oblaka - 15/05/2023

Juno Plus Podcast #112 featuring 51717 from 2015.

Original article here: https://www.juno.co.uk/reviews/2015/05/13/juno-plus-podcast-112-51717/

Juno Plus Podcast 112: 51717 (2015)

51717 I