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031-2022-04-27

And I was among the recent ghosts;
you rode naked on a skeleton horse.

My boy came to the land of the dead
spitting rose petals at my head.

Never hold me close;
never take your eyes off a ghost.

humms

This track takes you on a journey from, what you first think is going to be a hardcore banger to an atmospheric industrial drum n bass

The path of reese resistance...

PAN DAIJING - Lack 惊蛰 (PAN 79)

Format: LP / Digital
Label: PAN
Cat.No: PAN 79
Release Date: 28 July 2017

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pre-order: http://pan-daijing.bandcamp.com/album/lack-pan79

Pan Daijing announces her debut album, ‘Lack 惊蛰’, on PAN this July.

Culminating as the purgative ‘finale’ to her improvisational live performances, Pan Daijing’s debut album also offers an insight to her future works. The process was intuitive and raw, born out of her previous explorations. Over the past 2 years, she has composed, recorded and edited different concerts and field recordings across Europe, China, and Canada, forming the basis of the record. Arriving as her first full-length album, ‘Lack 惊蛰’ was crafted from this long, painstaking mental and physical practice.

Daijing’s pieces are created around a very intense and intimate mental catharsis, often expressed through a close physical interaction with strangers in her live sets which seek to engage them in a highly personal way. “When I was finalising this album, they didn’t feel like tracks to me anymore, but more like a psychoanalytical process,” she says. “I saw myself being this absurd, mad person ‘acting’ out the sounds… It’s rather physical, and became like a mindgame. All things came out naturally as part of me.”

The narrative of the album presents a perspective of the world as ‘the theatre of our minds’ - where Daijing sees the record as an ‘opera piece’ in its storytelling and drama.

The release is mastered by Rashad Becker at D&M, featuring photography by Ralf Marsault, and artwork by Bill Kouligas.

Lack

Pan Daijing - Act of The Empress 皇后之作 (PAN 79)

Caroline K ‎– Now Wait For Last Year CD / OCCD35 

Old Captain re-releases a masterpiece of experimental electronic music commemorating 30 years since its first release in 1987! "She was unique. Had a bad time in her childhood, her later years were never comfortable. But somehow she got an intensity, feeling of direction. Anything she didn't know, she just learnt it. Awful history in the countryside, then in London, carrying the banner against injustices. I was in the studio many times with her, the single mindedness. Brilliant technician. Long time before sampling took hold, Caroline had 4-track loops, proper innovation. A bit insecure, had to be in a band (natural for the period) to begin, but when she got on her own, I honestly think her material is up with the best classical musicians, with rock'n'roll - just listen."- by Danny Ayers, Nocturnal Emission, husband of Caroline K. Limited to 300 copies in a 4-panel matte-laminated black & white Digipak.

Bandcamp: https://oldcaptain.bandcamp.com/album/caroline-k-now-wait-for-last-year
Discogs: https://www.discogs.com/Caroline-K-Now-Wait-For-Last-Year/release/11154200

CAROLINE K_Animal Lattice_Now Wait For Last Year

Picking up from where she left off with last years successful Tools of My Purpose, E-Saggila has returned to BANK employing a more sublime and immersive electronic document.  Previously leaning toward noisier and distorted rhythms, she has incorporated more sophisticated elements into writing and production.  Dedicated to Sublimity is a product of growth and progression but still reflects the raw elements we’ve heard in her early recordings.  Lush and atmospheric elements coincide with the brutality of her live sets and play off one another as a cohesive representation of the E-Saggila project.

Dedicated to Sublimity

Dedicate to Sublimity

E-Saggila - Viper (BNK-015)

Scandinavian Star 
'SOLAS' LP 
Posh Isolation 214
December 14th, 2018

The story of the passenger liner MS Scandinavian Star stays adrift. Tragic and complex, the details are out there in the electronic ozone, still yet to find closure. From sea port to Ethernet port, Malthe Fischer's project navigates the themes of the narrative that unfolds to this day. His debut album 'SOLAS' makes this journey with a series of heart-wrenching affairs in crisp detail.

Appearing on Posh Isolation's recent compilation 'I Could Go Anywhere But Again I Go With You', Fischer's Scandinavian Star project here marked a long-anticipated return. Since his self-titled and widely loved cassette for Ascetic House, Fischer has been most prominent in the band Lust For Youth. His hand is also across much of Posh Isolation, having mixed and mastered a number of releases. 'SOLAS' shares some of the floaty, melodramatic electronics of Lust For Youth's most elegant moments, but it's a different flavour of heartbreak and intrigue being pushed by Fischer in his solo work.

A symphony of disembodied voices trail across 'SOLAS'. Gesturing toward longing and hope, and occasionally struggling to get out of the misty collage of stumbling rhythms, it's as if we are listening to a form of wonder being mechanized before us. The surface of Fischer's work is dense in detail, but falling for and fixating on the smallest thing often blossoms the most treasured effects. Minor acoustic instrumentation is precariously balanced against thickets of cut-up recordings and samples, the hybrid charge of the synthesizers holds everything together without letting anything recede.

As soft as 'SOLAS' feels, it stays sharp and bites at times, even through four-to-the-floor whispers. There's a memory of something communal in it all, and this is what holds on.

       Tracklist:

A1 - Candi
A2 - Alang
A3 - Marpol
A4 - Santosh
B1 - Relic
B2 - Gas Cutter
B3 - SOLAS
B4 - Regal V

Posh Isolation 214

14 12 2018

Scandinavian Star - Regal V

SOUNDTRACK HAN KJØbENHAVN SHOW MILAN AW2020

@burnthebaby 's 'Break My Heart, Take Me Slaughter' is a seamless journey that creates an abrasive Hybrid Pop sound that flirts with Industrial, Gabber, Noise and Emo Trap.
The EP is highly anticipated and the music video for ‘Break My Legs’ will allow listeners to engage on a visual level, basking in the fruitful delves of xanah’s aural repository.

Composition and Production by Roxana Aurora B.
Mix by Chris Cornelius and Felipe Vareschi
Pre-Master by Chrishopher Jarma
Master by Michele Sinatti

Artwork and Design by Heather Mitchell
Concept by Adam Munnings and Roxana Aurora B.
Cinematrography / Photography by Stephan Mühlau

I Dont Really Like You But You Would Stay?

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xanah - I Dont Really Like You But You Would Stay?

Kamixlo - Cicatriz
Format: LP (red) / DL
Cat.No. PAN 114
Release Date: 30 October 2020
Purchase: pan.lnk.to/Cicatriz

Kamixlo has experienced a lot of loss in the last two-and-a-half years. His long-awaited debut LP, Cicatriz, is named after the Spanish word for “scar”, taking its intense and energetic tone from the tough times in the Brixton-based producer’s life. An extremely personal album that follows 11 songs with titles like “Sick”, “Poison” and “Destruction”, it pitches soft and hard sonics against each other to create an urgent and exciting tension as the track listing hurtles through its own emotional rollercoaster. It runs from the lurching drone and monstrously distorted vocal samples of opener “The Coldest Hello (Live From The Russian Spiral)” to the bright and melodic kosmiche-reggaeton closer of “Azucar” (‘sugar’), produced with Swedish cloud rap producer woesum.

Only just past his mid-20s, Kamixlo has been making a name for himself with his dembow and bass-influenced dance deconstructions, releasing three EPs since 2015, as well as running the recently defunct Bala Club party and label, named after Japanese pro wrestling group Bullet Club. The night was an inclusive operation that established its own unique style of cross-genre post club music for the margins, while allowing Kamixlo the space to develop his sound—one that was imbued with its own pop immediacy, as well as smatterings of emo, electro and hardcore.

British-Chilean Kamixlo’s Cicatriz is rife with surprising references. These include the thumping industrial of “The Burning Hammer Bop”—taking its title from one of the most dangerous professional wrestling moves ever invented—and the growling sub bass of “DKD Lethal”—named after DJ Lethal of famous nu metal band Limp Bizkit. Meanwhile, long-time collaborator, producer and Endless party founder Felix Lee appears on the scrambled rhythm and cut-up sampling of “Demonic Y”. As the saying goes, there’s no pleasure without pain, no resurrection without destruction, and Cicatriz is all these things at once.

The album is mastered by Beau Thomas, featuring artwork & graphic design by Daniel Swan.

@kamixlo

Cicatriz

Kamixlo - Demonic Y (feat. Felix Lee) (PAN 114)

This song was inspired by traditional Estonian song "Laula!", that means "Sing!" You can hear parts of the song in my version
Translation of the traditional song:
Sing, sing, oh lips, so dear,
move, oh bird-like tongue, so dear,
mull on your thoughts, oh berry spirit, so dear,
be joyous, oh heart, so dear!
You will surely be silent,
when you are beneath the black earth,
in between white boards,
in the middle of a pretty chest!

laula

Old Captain is a post industrial label from Zhytomyr, Ukraine established by Oleh Koliada in May 2012.
Faust is a dungeon synth sub-label of Old Captain started in May 2018.
Old Captain Press is a publishing house of Old Captain initiated in May 2019.

Contact: o.v.kolyada(at)gmail(dot)com
Bandcamp: https://oldcaptain.bandcamp.com

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