cantwait4october (laayz)

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Marco Colocci (@queimada77) is an Italian producer and sound engineer based in Berlin. Learning how to play the contrabass and music theory has initiated the growth of his interest in the techniques of field recording and sound design, as well as his overall passion for electronic music. After self-releasing music during his teens, and later producing for Taiwanese artist Sabiwa from Chinabot, under the moniker Queimada he now presents a debut record coming out on Gin&Platonic.

Built around a concept proposed by Harvard professor E.O. Wilson, Eremocene depicts a future state of miserable epoch into which human species is slowly but steadily accelerating. Characterized by the existential & material isolation that comes from having calamitously extinguishing other forms of life on Earth while intrepidly fulfilling our immediate needs, the future labeled as The Age of Loneliness sees our identity completely transformed. 
On the record, Queimada explores precisely the conflict between the tempting ease and a pang of unconfessed guilt in an attempt to capture the ironical relationship they epitomize. The album represents an encounter between different techniques of granular synthesis and field recording. The encounter between the unstoppable and destructive, altogether resulting in a disruptive anthem of the intensifying burden of the postmodern times.

Produced by Queimada
Mastered by Wim Dehaen
Artwork by Jiri Macku

Buy via: https://ginandplatonic.bandcamp.com/album/eremocene

https://soundcloud.com/ginandplatonic

Eremocene

Premiere: Queimada - Why U Cry? (ft. Sabiwa)[Gin&Platonic]

HOB16: Result by @unitedstatesof0

Artwork by @quintano644

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UNITEDSTATESOF - 'Result' (HOB16)

Official video: https://youtu.be/dsCZknTKOic
@piaget1

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Piag3t - Turn Out Tense

i honestly barely recall going this hard at 14, i mainly remember stacking loops in Sony Acid (is that what it was called?) or jamming on a standalone ARP 2600 VST. but hey i suppose i already knew loops and sampling were bullshit and around that time i was discovering Stockhausen, Ligeti, Klaus Schulze and early Kraftwerk albums so my "serious pieces" were all extremely long and extremely unmusical

yes, this was all one track (originally 19:02 long, slightly edited)

Music I was making when I was fourteen (2009)

Xquisite Releases is proud to present ‘5 Now 5 Later’ the debut from London based band Serfdom.

Recorded live over the period of 1 year, 5 now 5 later is the result of a subliminal connection between three friends. 

Most of these tracks were never played twice, the moment passes and interests shift, pedals are lost and drum kits change.


vocals/synth - Susu Laroche
bass guitar - Moritz Smid
drums - Oscar Khan

Recorded on phone at unit 13
mastered by Oscar Khan
Cover by Moritz Smid

Serfdom - Theme For Pushkin

R79 – Philip Corner – “Through Mysterious Barricades with George Maciunas” LP
http://www.recitalprogram.com/through-mysterious-barricades/
out Sept. 18th, 2020

-Limited Edition of 250 LPs
-12-page pamphlet of scores and an essay by Corner

Purchase

R79 - Philip Corner - "Side 1" excerpt from Through Mysterious Barricades with George Maciunas LP

Saltrock

A release comprised of reinterpretations of the recent Otro album "Untitled (Live From Nowhere)".

Remixes by FH HF, Luis Pestana, FARWARMTH, Luz Verdadera & Burning Pyre plus an outtake from the original release by Otro.

Digital only. Pay what you want.

EN18

Photo by Óscar Carretero

“Untitled (Live From Nowhere)” Remixes

Luz Verdadera - 14M (Untitled 2020)

Written & Performed by Ambriel
Produced, Mixed & Mastered by @riedelchristoff
Artwork by Alexander Turovsky (https://www.instagram.com/alexanderturovsky/)

Motorola (prod. by Christoff Riedel)

Music page for the record label Recital, run by Sean McCann. 