alavux-woodwork.bandcamp.com/album/radio-astronomy

01. Sun Burns
02. Cosmic Rays
03. MicroWaves
04. Radio Astronomy
05. Radio Astronomy (Pablo Splice reach the stars revision)
06. Radio Astronomy (LectrO cOd_E remix)

With infamous raw power and sonic mayhem, Alavux brings a monster 4-track banger to the Woodwork agenda, enlisting two of the label's electro vanguard for remixes. 'Radio Astronomy' kicks off at full throttle and never lets up.

Buzzing and slicing from the off, 'Sun Burns' pounds its way through a relentless sequence of explosive percussion with an interjecting morse code style synth motif...hard breaks techno with incessant groove. 'Cosmic Rays' keeps right on going, leading directly into some repetitive FM distortion riffs and a pounding 909 snare assault. 'Micro Waves' continues in the same fashion, favouring an electro beat reviled by an onslaught of modulated noise hits and squealing fx. The title track puntuates the set with an unusual layer of vicious guitar work that doubles a scathing distorted synth drone.

Having also provided the guitar layer for 'Radio Astronomy', first up with its 'reach the stars revision' is Pablo Splice, whose melodic bleeps, clanks, and frantic bass patterns serve a cut out of Alavux's drones and beats for another electro context. Next up, it's LectrO cOd_E with a funkier rendition that sees some of the original parts subjected to vocoder treatments under cOd_E's familiar frantic breaks and electro chatter.

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LectrO cOd_E: lectrocodeww.bandcamp.com

radio astronomy

PREMIERE: Alavux - Radio Astronomy (LectrO cOd_E remix) [Woodwork Recordings]

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Hailing from Serbia, Alavux is one of the purveyors of the Electro-Techno sound in his region of Eastern Europe, where together with his E75 crew, our music has been represented with passion and dedication for well over 20 years. Having recently released the massive "Octagon EP" on the infamous Bass Agenda Recordings with support from the likes of Dave Clarke, Alavux continues his quest to annihilate the complacent masses with his unique flavor of fast paced, tenacious Electro sounds that have gained him notoriety all over the world as one of the true Knights of The Roundtable of the music. 

 

Born Goran Alavuk in the city of Belgrade, Serbia, and growing up in a region in many ways removed from the global underground Electro Bass scene, yet no stranger to Electronic music in general, he would eventually find himself gravitating towards the sounds of Mid '90s Acid, Techno and House music; soon enough beginning his own adventure in music production leading to a top 5 spot on his country's national charts with one of his first tracks called "San". Alavuk recalls of his humble beginnings, saying: "I start in '95 on friend's Roland XP 50. Then some experimentations with Fast Tracker 2, and Rebirth 1.5 until '99 when I got my first gear: Roland MC 505, Roland A33 MIDI keyboard and PC (celeron 300 mhz)." 

 

As the new century set in, Alavux continued to be one of the heavy supporters of the then nascent "3rd wave" of Electro Bass and Funk music, though it would be quite some time before he would begin a consistent output of releases, starting off with his signing to legendary Detroit imprint Twilight 76 back in 2008; bringing us "Munze Konza", as well as "E75 Vol. 1" with Kalson, on his collaborative effort with imprint E75. Since then, the artist has enjoyed a plethora of digital releases on labels like Binalog Productions, Toyfriend Music, Vocode, Battery Park Studio, and the list goes on. A busy man without question, and one with a very keen sense for staying ahead of the curve, and without chance of being "put in a box" in regards to any specific style. He is as much a visionary, as much as he is a devout lover of our music and the foundation laid before him by his predecessors. 

 

As for the future, when asked about what he envisions, he replies: "More gear, and of course, more releases!". Which, if his latest monster of a 12" release (his first) on iconic imprint Bass Agenda Recordings is sign of anything, then perhaps it is safe to say that not only is his career maturing gracefully, but he is also getting the respect that he deserves and finally getting his work on vinyl. A veteran of our music in his own right, and an ardent fighter who is helping to spread the sounds of our music to the rest of the world and beyond, Alavux is a machine with no sign of slowing down. Stay tuned, as he is just getting his turbines warmed up, and has much more in store for us. Support!

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sound addict without limits back from the death



There is no god, only people using the others' need of finding purpose in their insignificant existence.

There is no satan neither, satan is creation of the "holy" people to keep the believers scared, and thus easily controlled, obeying the true demons which those preachers serve - also people like you and me.

Hell is real, and it is on Earth. If you don't get what I mean, you are either part of the lucky minority or too stupid, or probably both.

The true evil does not like those educated in a way to be able to tell right from wrong without their shepherd.

Being kind to all and everything is purpose good enough. The evil always comes as an angel of light and gradually prevails. Those who truly believe that their purpose is to lead the others in the right direction are to be feared the most.

Providing proper education is fighting against evil. Perhaps your mother or first grade teacher is the real hero - those who fight in wars kill people.

p.s. They might say I'm fucked up.  Some like and pay to watch movies that scare them shitless, often involving a lot of blood and murder – isn’t that fucked up? These days, I can listen to 70-80s and nowadays truly good music more and more rarely. Actually, I have never had my own TV. Тhe TV news I catch in friends or relatives usually make me sad. It seems most people are interested in others' suffering more than anything else - the majority of them definitely deserve their faith.

p.s.2 This is my current view and I don't pretend it is right. It might change, everything changes.

"Le temps détruit tout."