Produced by @periodofsilence
Mastered by @artdecade-mastering
Published by ades

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ЖIWI - Endless Misery

“Music is the purest form of spirituality that man can express. Ancient melodies, which resonated in sacred temples and ancestral rituals, were the channels through which human beings sought to communicate with the divine, to establish a connection with the infinite. Today, as then, music continues to reflect the eternal struggle between order and chaos. It is capable of shaping the chaos of our daily existence into something beautiful, an order that only the soul can comprehend, a breath that reminds us that true harmony lies in accepting the flow of the universe.”
- Pythagoras (referring to his teachings)

Every sound that comes from the depths of the earth or the sky is a fragment of an ancient truth, a resonance that spans time. When we listen to music, we not only hear the world around us, but we get in touch with the deepest mystery of life: the alchemy between chaos and order.
Music is the art that transforms the chaotic energy of existence into a form we can grasp, a bridge between our spirit and the infinite, a way to perceive the universal harmony that, though invisible, governs everything.

Release: 04th December 2024
Label: Capital Corpse Records
Format: Digital + Tape

Link:
Instagram: www.instagram.com/capitalcorpse/
Bandcamp: capitalcorpse.bandcamp.com/music

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/symvolia/

Entropy

[BR-046] V/A - RIGOR MORTIS (pt.2) continues the descent into sonic oblivion, a harrowing exploration of the aural abyss. Where the first chapter offered a glimpse into the darkness, this compilation plunges you headfirst into its crushing depths. The soundscapes presented are even more disorienting and unsettling, a cacophony of distorted textures and abstract rhythms that defy easy categorization. Moments of near silence are punctuated by bursts of jarring noise, creating a sense of unease and anticipation. The journey is relentless, pushing the boundaries of perception and leaving the listener suspended in a state of perpetual tension. This is not a passive listening experience, but rather an active confrontation with the unsettling and the unknown. Prepare to be consumed.

Artists links:
@nick-sirap
https://www.instagram.com/sirap_her/
https://www.facebook.com/nick.sirap.5
https://open.spotify.com/artist/0Q6vIqrms22iqxlAIjEtXd?si=XJacCKLaQ32wBT6PLOWOQA&nd=1&dlsi=18c1009610b244a5
https://sirap.bandcamp.com
nikoskrikri@gmail.com

Artwork and designed by Beryllium

More about us:
instagram.com/berylliumproject
facebook.com/berylliumproject
https://berylliumproject.bandcamp.com

RIGOR MORTIS (pt.2)

Fragmentation

[BR-046] Sirap - Fragmentation

Immersion into the world of Arknet, with secrets to keep,… its Deja Vu

Arknet Bineural (Vocal_Mix)

ROBotron-Rusty Love

The Brvtalist is pleased to premiere a new track from Nigh/T\mare. "Call to the Worms (Skumring Remix)" comes off the new EP of the same name, forthcoming on Italy's Brutal Forms. The release features four original tracks and three remixes from 2+2=5, Hålbå and this one today from Skumring. 

Out now. Pick it up at: https://brutalforms.bandcamp.com/album/nigh-t-mare-call-to-the-worms

https://soundcloud.com/brutalforms
https://www.instagram.com/brutal_forms/

PREMIERE: Nigh/T\mare - Call to the Worms (Skumring Remix) [BRUTAL FORMS]

Nigh/T\mare - Void [Brutal Forms]

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Primal State EP by Marsch
Artists: Marsch
Tracks:
01. Marsch - Emergence
02. Marsch - Dissolution
03. Marsch - Emergence (illousion Remix)
04. Marsch - Dissolution (Farkas & Frieder Remix)

Label: OSMIUM
Genre: #Electronic
Style: #Techno
Catalogue number: OSMEP003
Date release: 12.09.2025
Format: Digital
Mastering: @farkas_erdoben
Artwork: @Frieder_S

Support the Artist(s):
SoundCloud: @marsch_music
Instagram: instagram.com/marsch.music/

SoundCloud: @illousion8
Instagram: instagram.com/illousion__/

SoundCloud: @farkas_erdoben
Instagram: instagram.com/farkas_live/

SoundCloud: @frieder_s
Instagram: instagram.com/frieder.osm/

Support

Marsch - Dissolution (Farkas & FRIEDER Remix)

Cortical Drift

Drenched sheets, racing thoughts, palpitating rhythms. Istrefi’s debut tape offers a bleak insight into the twentieth sublevel of anxiety. A deeply intimate release showcasing his unique ability to communicate personal experience through an abstract medium. This is for those who seek brutally honest music striving to transcend the anonymous aesthetic of most modern techno.

END003 - Istrefi - Interminable Pacing [Full CS]

Robert Sipos, born 1974, first met techno at the end of the 90s; initially visited clubs, parties, absorbed the music and listened. Almost became a second home to the 1999 opening Supersonic Technikum, and related techno events. Those important and noteworthy for his professional life were DJ Grega, who unwittingly pointed the way towards techno, and Mixer Smith, who gave the first major technical equipment. Noisesculptor is unbroken since its inception, representative of this line which is not exactly popular: techno primarily within industrial and dark line moving - doggedly trying to stay underground, as far as possible these days... In addition to mixing the music, editing really is what fascinated him, looking and researching new sound. His music is both modern and ancient: from the era when music was born instinct, sounds, feelings...

Several publishers discussed - and discuss today. In 2011, Robert appeared on Mixer Smith's tel joint debut album, titled "General Effect", which is now the well-known not only in Europe but also in many countries of the world (Japan, USA), and appeared on the popular www.audioexit.com label. Subsequently began to draw attention to it in the domestic and international trade: the requests were mixes, radio shows. His first solo album (Structures) marked with the names of Exigent (Perlei Imre) was released on Paradise Gate Records. On the European level, he is well known as a contributor / radio  of the Art Style: Techno - Underground Techno magazine. His work has been featured on various compilation discs, and well-known DJs and producers like to use them for their mixes.

ROBotron-Rusty Love

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