Evolving soundbath for sensitiv echo experience...

U1.711

Death Synth Box is perfectly intertwining into this stinking raw black noise that has been established into the discography of the project, this work is committed to the uprising of total devastation as we have seen with previous Controlled Death releases. Here is presented the embodiment of impure Lo-Fi black noise at its best combined with compositions of utter magnificence. The sounds come from hell, the realm of noise and stench, where men and women wander around crying. The place of the murmuring bedlam, where the giant Nimrod stands out, punished for having recklessly thought of erecting the tower of Babel, with a gigantic horn around his neck that has such a frightening sound that only the "infernal machines" of Maso Yamazaki reproduce it faithfully.
The atmospheres and hums that comes from the bits of CDs "now the painful notes begin" are those of the crackling fire, of the bubbling pitch, of the screaming wind and those that come out of the bodies of devils. Then only moans, sighs, tears, phrases in different languages, horrible speeches, words of pain, accents of anger, high and low voices created by the intertwining of cables and analog processors, without the use of the artist's voice, which it is never present in this monumental and truly admirable work for its dramatic quality, where the ability to recreate the evoked sounds only with cold machines is expressed in an amazing way. Just as the pathos is comparable to the fatal and death-bearing sound of Orlando, when in the battle of Roncesvalles, alongside Charlemagne he falls pierced by his enemies.
Released in an amazing painted and engraved wooden box in 199 hand numbered copies, Death Synth Box contains five CD in cardboard wallets for a duration of more than 5 hours totals, which tear the mind with self-destructive and agonizing screams of synthesizers and then contrasts with the sounds from blossoming machines with other synths and effects. Complete a black cardboard with a picture from Death Control Studios and amazing poster. As essential as they come. Link in bio.

Controlled Death - Untitled Excerpt(from Death Synth Box 4)

Palais Royal

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@belial-pelegrim

https://bricolageglasgow.bandcamp.com/album/the-astronauts-last-polaroid-bc089

Almost 5 years to the day since his Bricolage debut, "Imitation of Faith", the prolific Belial Pelegrim returns with his latest musical escapade, "The Astronaut's Last Polaroid", and t's a very special one indeed.

This album tells the story of Jack Hawthorne. A 68 year old former NASA astronaut that is now grappling with the onset of Alzheimer's disease. Once celebrated for his groundbreaking lunar missions, Jack now finds himself lost in the uncharted territory of his fading mind.

Alzheimer's disease is a subject that is no doubt close to the hearts of a lot of people and it's a subject that Belial has carefully mapped out with the utmost respect.

The music itself is 15 tracks of lucid and harmonic experimental soundscapes that set a transient stage for what feels like a dark yet beautiful dream. There's a tinge of anxiety laced throughout as you would expect with such a theme but it never becomes foreboding. It's more like giant swirls of memories and relics of the past that drift in and out of view.

Belial expertly maps out the journey through hypnagogic tones that resonate with the heart and mind. Fleeting glimpses of rhythmic patterns, flashes of brooding strings and sprinkles of melodic dust. Taking us on a trip through not only Jack's consciousness but also our own. The depth and emotion that burrows its way into each track is of grandiose proportions. At times it feels like we're witnessing a one man orchestra as we traverse through various realms of classical, glitch. ambient and electronica. A reverie of sonic tapestry.

"The Astronaut's Last Polaroid" serves as a woozy yet visceral reminder that time is not always on our side when it comes to memory but also that the mind is a beautiful place regardless.

The Astronaut's Last Polaroid (bc089)

Belial Pelegrim - Symphony for the Birds Trapped in Glass (from "The Astronaut's Last Polaroid")

Grain env-=

Origamii [Aura -1 ].WAV

"In this live-recorded mix, my constant obsession for highly-digital yet bucolic sound merges with more recent explorations into groovy, soul-infused electronics, featuring some older gems and touches of broken beats.” @rae00000, January 2025

photo: Damiana Facen

TRACKLIST:

1. HEXALYNE - Scilloacc
2. Uochi Toki Collective - Pyramid Sub (feat. Giulia Rae, Anubi)
3. DELI KUVVETI - Between 2 breaths 
4. O$VMV$M - Need U
5. Pole - Traum
6. Memotone - Down Illusion 
7. emer - Love Can Be So Easy (feat. Ugnė Uma)
8. Basic Channel - Q1.2
9. Tutu Ta - Could be Monk 
10. Box5ive - 1 Rough Sleeper 
11. Speaker Music - Experience Saturation 
12. Beatrice Dillon - Square Fifths 
13. Moor Mother - ARMS SAVE (feat. Nicole Mitchell)
14. OISATSANA - Multitasking 
15. Pontiac Streator - turn to me
16. Teresa Winter - Like An Apple

Giulia Rae x Neanche Per Sogno

guilt [chemically castrated for king and country]

21.21

Made a track dedicated to the magical island that is Bali.
Bali recap: https://youtu.be/EGN7xAbA3Ko

BALI

Rituals EP out now
Nightpalms.com
"for and because of you"
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Night Palms’ commitment to developing a signature sound is only ever shadowed by his penchant for disguising avant-garde as contemporary. He purposefully manipulates the listener into familiar territory, only to expose their insecurities with jarring originality.

Many have embarked on the journey upon listening to his debut EP Body Language, released June 2020. Those who have returned speak highly of his production chops and are equally in awe of its innovation.

Pulsating bass melodies act as hooks that lure you into sensual synths. Each track, a dimension of moods you didn’t know you were capable of. Your only hope is the drums and percussions the body instinctively moves to.

BALI

Night Palms

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