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Statiqbloom is the brainchild of Fade Kainer. A project that began in 2014 in Brooklyn NYC, later becoming a duo with Denman C. Anderson (2016-2020). Fade was a member of the industrial doom band Batillus, noise synth dread project Theologian, and he has also worked with Jarboe (ex-Swans) and Attila Csihar (Mayhem, SunnO)))).

Currently based in Berlin, he is combining hardware and software in creating noisy modular-engineered industrial techno and building live sets by meshing heavy hard industrialised rhythms with unfolding blackened atmospheres and disorienting vocals.

Statiqbloom has released on Sonic Groove, Metropolis Records, Synthicide and Desire Records.

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Lost In Ether | P R E M I E R E | Foreseer - Aurora Consurgens [The Silvery Water]

artist name: Foreseer
label name: The Silvery Water
release name: Aurora Consurgens
release date: 12-07-24
shops links: https://thesilverywater.bandcamp.com/album/aurora-consurgens

Explore more:
https://soundcloud.com/foreseeruk
https://instagram.com/foreseer_music
foreseer.bandcamp.com
https://soundcloud.com/thesilverywater
https://instagram.com/thesilverywater
thesilverywater.bandcamp.com

Lost In Ether | P R E M I E R E | Foreseer - Aurora Consurgens [The Silvery Water]

Youtube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xblFH-RNKOA

While Scalameriya's first album, Hubris (2016) on Genesa Records, was an exploration of what he considered "uncharted territory" at that time, Aeon Core (2022) on Perc Trax, on the other hand, was a process of cataloguing the various techno influences from his teenage years, seen through the lens of his modern, unmistakable style.
The next chapter of Scalameriya's turbulent saga in electronic music is Kornukopiya (2024), the manifesto of a mad scientist, a depiction Nikola resisted for years that ultimately became an embraced part of his persona as he finally takes on the lab coat of a genre-defying artist he was bound to become.
His documented, unwavering discipline has transformed into nothing less than rituals that are performed daily, securing him the grace of the muse as a result.
With Kornukopiya, Scalameriya ventures beyond the ordinary and dashes to the forefront of avant-garde club music, evading the shackles of conventional techno yet again while he effortlessly showcases his limitless hyperphantasia across 25 tracks, each as relentless and articulate as the other, making this album an auditory opulence for listeners eager to experience more than just a simple interaction between an effective kick and a random blip.
Always remaining conceptual, worshiping the idea and imagination as sacred phenomena, this time he consolidates the ever-recurring motifs of sci-fi, danger, and weight in his music with the mystical, bringing forth coherent displays of sound that, collectively as an album, emit an uncanny fusion of mechanical ferocity and ethereal enchantment.
At the moment, Kornukopiya can be considered Scalameriya's "magnum opus", but with his merciless pursuit of the apex of sound design, this statement will likely be rendered obsolete in the blink of an eye.


Artist: Scalameriya
Release-Name: Kornukopiya
Catalogue: V+1007V
Release-Date: 13.09.2024.
Series: V
Format: Vinyl + Digital
Track-List:

//Digital (Full album)//

01 Final Form Manifesto
02 Aether Responds
03 Non-Euclidean Paradigm
04 Aural Engram
05 Scarlet Acolytes
06 Phantom Engine Cottontail
07 Interdisciplinary Process
08 Stay Away From The Mirror
09 H1V3
10 Kornukopiya
11 Graviton#9
12 Instinctual Dread
13 Apex Protocol
14 Nyx-E's Howling Ramen
15 Retrocausal Maelstrom
16 Menagerie Of Paradoxes
17 GX.05-T
18 Apparatus Bizarre
19 Vitrified Structures
20 Purple, Talk To Me
21 Resurrection Pod
22 Anomaliya
23 Monolithum Divitiarum
24 Peeker's Advantage
25 Tomorrow Isn't Promised

//Vinyl sampler//

A1 Phantom Engine Cottontail
A2 Aural Engram
B1 H1V3
B2 Graviton#9

//2x12" LTD Lathe-cuts//

A1 Aether Responds
A2 Final Form Manifesto
B1 Kornukopiya
B2 Non-Euclidean Paradigm
C1 Vitrified Structures
C2 Apex Protocol
D1 Nyx-E's Howling Ramen
D2 Apparatus Bizarre

Written and produced by Nikola Grebovic
Mastered by Nikola Grebovic
Sampler-cut by Simon at The Exchange
Lathe-cuts by Thanos Hana
Graphic design by VOID+1
Distributed by Triple Vision
2024 Void+1 Recordings

V+1007V 10 Scalameriya - Kornukopiya

While Scalameriya's first album, Hubris (2016) on Genesa Records, was an exploration of what he considered "uncharted territory" at that time, Aeon Core (2022) on Perc Trax, on the other hand, was a process of cataloguing the various techno influences from his teenage years, seen through the lens of his modern, unmistakable style.
The next chapter of Scalameriya's turbulent saga in electronic music is Kornukopiya (2024), the manifesto of a mad scientist, a depiction Nikola resisted for years that ultimately became an embraced part of his persona as he finally takes on the lab coat of a genre-defying artist he was bound to become.
His documented, unwavering discipline has transformed into nothing less than rituals that are performed daily, securing him the grace of the muse as a result.
With Kornukopiya, Scalameriya ventures beyond the ordinary and dashes to the forefront of avant-garde club music, evading the shackles of conventional techno yet again while he effortlessly showcases his limitless hyperphantasia across 25 tracks, each as relentless and articulate as the other, making this album an auditory opulence for listeners eager to experience more than just a simple interaction between an effective kick and a random blip.
Always remaining conceptual, worshiping the idea and imagination as sacred phenomena, this time he consolidates the ever-recurring motifs of sci-fi, danger, and weight in his music with the mystical, bringing forth coherent displays of sound that, collectively as an album, emit an uncanny fusion of mechanical ferocity and ethereal enchantment.
At the moment, Kornukopiya can be considered Scalameriya's "magnum opus", but with his merciless pursuit of the apex of sound design, this statement will likely be rendered obsolete in the blink of an eye.


Artist: Scalameriya
Release-Name: Kornukopiya
Catalogue: V+1007V
Release-Date: 13.09.2024.
Series: V
Format: Vinyl + Digital
Track-List:

//Digital (Full album)//

01 Final Form Manifesto
02 Aether Responds
03 Non-Euclidean Paradigm
04 Aural Engram
05 Scarlet Acolytes
06 Phantom Engine Cottontail
07 Interdisciplinary Process
08 Stay Away From The Mirror
09 H1V3
10 Kornukopiya
11 Graviton#9
12 Instinctual Dread
13 Apex Protocol
14 Nyx-E's Howling Ramen
15 Retrocausal Maelstrom
16 Menagerie Of Paradoxes
17 GX.05-T
18 Apparatus Bizarre
19 Vitrified Structures
20 Purple, Talk To Me
21 Resurrection Pod
22 Anomaliya
23 Monolithum Divitiarum
24 Peeker's Advantage
25 Tomorrow Isn't Promised

//Vinyl sampler//

A1 Phantom Engine Cottontail
A2 Aural Engram
B1 H1V3
B2 Graviton#9

//2x12" LTD Lathe-cuts//

A1 Aether Responds
A2 Final Form Manifesto
B1 Kornukopiya
B2 Non-Euclidean Paradigm
C1 Vitrified Structures
C2 Apex Protocol
D1 Nyx-E's Howling Ramen
D2 Apparatus Bizarre

Written and produced by Nikola Grebovic
Mastered by Nikola Grebovic
Sampler-cut by Simon at The Exchange
Lathe-cuts by Thanos Hana
Graphic design by VOID+1
Distributed by Triple Vision
2024 Void+1 Recordings

V​+​1007V Scalameriya - Kornukopiya (Album) TEASER

While Scalameriya's first album, Hubris (2016) on Genesa Records, was an exploration of what he considered "uncharted territory" at that time, Aeon Core (2022) on Perc Trax, on the other hand, was a process of cataloguing the various techno influences from his teenage years, seen through the lens of his modern, unmistakable style.
The next chapter of Scalameriya's turbulent saga in electronic music is Kornukopiya (2024), the manifesto of a mad scientist, a depiction Nikola resisted for years that ultimately became an embraced part of his persona as he finally takes on the lab coat of a genre-defying artist he was bound to become.
His documented, unwavering discipline has transformed into nothing less than rituals that are performed daily, securing him the grace of the muse as a result.
With Kornukopiya, Scalameriya ventures beyond the ordinary and dashes to the forefront of avant-garde club music, evading the shackles of conventional techno yet again while he effortlessly showcases his limitless hyperphantasia across 25 tracks, each as relentless and articulate as the other, making this album an auditory opulence for listeners eager to experience more than just a simple interaction between an effective kick and a random blip.
Always remaining conceptual, worshiping the idea and imagination as sacred phenomena, this time he consolidates the ever-recurring motifs of sci-fi, danger, and weight in his music with the mystical, bringing forth coherent displays of sound that, collectively as an album, emit an uncanny fusion of mechanical ferocity and ethereal enchantment.
At the moment, Kornukopiya can be considered Scalameriya's "magnum opus", but with his merciless pursuit of the apex of sound design, this statement will likely be rendered obsolete in the blink of an eye.

Artist: Scalameriya
Release-Name: Kornukopiya
Catalogue: V+1007V
Release-Date: 13.09.2024.
Series: V
Format: Vinyl + Digital
Track-List:

//Digital (Full album)//

01 Final Form Manifesto
02 Aether Responds
03 Non-Euclidean Paradigm
04 Aural Engram
05 Scarlet Acolytes
06 Phantom Engine Cottontail
07 Interdisciplinary Process
08 Stay Away From The Mirror
09 H1V3
10 Kornukopiya
11 Graviton#9
12 Instinctual Dread
13 Apex Protocol
14 Nyx-E's Howling Ramen
15 Retrocausal Maelstrom
16 Menagerie Of Paradoxes
17 GX.05-T
18 Apparatus Bizarre
19 Vitrified Structures
20 Purple, Talk To Me
21 Resurrection Pod
22 Anomaliya
23 Monolithum Divitiarum
24 Peeker's Advantage
25 Tomorrow Isn't Promised

//Vinyl sampler//

A1 Phantom Engine Cottontail
A2 Aural Engram
B1 H1V3
B2 Graviton#9

//2x12" LTD Lathe-cuts//

A1 Aether Responds
A2 Final Form Manifesto
B1 Kornukopiya
B2 Non-Euclidean Paradigm
C1 Vitrified Structures
C2 Apex Protocol
D1 Nyx-E's Howling Ramen
D2 Apparatus Bizarre

Written and produced by Nikola Grebovic
Mastered by Nikola Grebovic
Sampler-cut by Simon at The Exchange
Lathe-cuts by Thanos Hana
Graphic design by VOID+1
Distributed by Triple Vision
2024 Void+1 Recordings

V+1007V 04 Scalameriya - Aural Engram

Flux Musical Art and Brutal Forms have teamed up to release Worldwide Heavy Industries Vol.1, a groundbreaking vinyl that promises to push the boundaries of industrial and rhythmic music. This limited edition release, available in just 300 copies, offers an immersive exploration of mechanized soundscapes and futuristic themes with tracks by Dominik Müller, Ryuji Takeuchi, 6SISS & HYPNOSKULL, SKUMRING and Low Order. Of which we are premiering the track of.

Out on vinyl & digital October 7, 2024

https://fluxmusicalart.bandcamp.com/album/worldwide-heavy-industries-vol-1-2
https://brutalforms.bandcamp.com/album/worldwide-heavy-industries-vol-1

IOD PREMIERE #045 //  LOW ORDER - TASTE MY VENOM

DOWNLOAD THIS EP FOR FREE HERE:
https://vumantra.bandcamp.com/album/cutting-thighs-ep

VūMantra Records presents:

[VMNTR#066]

NEA GAITS
"Cutting Thighs" [EP]

‘Cutting Thighs’ is an aggressive play on words of the classical idiom ‘Cut Ties (with
someone)’ and refers to the darker side of losing a long-standing relationship.
The album makes use of distorted drums and unique synths blended with recorded foley.
Several rooms made from recorded impulse responses from real locations around my
home island helped add a personal touch into this album.
The aim was to create a digital head-trip without conforming to a specific style.

NEA GAITS
An artist name making reference to the verb, ‘To Negate’:
- To deny the existence or truth of,
- To cause to be ineffective or invalid,
- Make (a clause, sentence, or proposition) negative in meaning

Production and Mix down: NEA GAITS
Mastering: AP MASTERING
Artwork and Cover design : The Nent

FREE DOWNLOAD

Cutting Thighs

V+1007V 20 Scalameriya - Purple, Talk To Me

There was a time, long before the chill, when the world was alive with the pulse of creation. Civilizations rose, their cities towering high, their knowledge vast—an understanding of the stars, of forces unseen. These people had danced with the future, believing they were its masters. But the earth had other plans.

Then came the cold. A shift—a sudden, brutal fracture in the fabric of time. The Younger Dryas, they called it, though no name could capture the scale of the disaster. The skies darkened, the winds howled, and the earth trembled beneath the weight of its own collapse. Like a distant, forgotten drum, a beat began to echo through the atmosphere—low, reverberating, like the earth itself was calling out. It was a signal, but a warning, too late to heed.

The cities that had once hummed with life fell silent. Frozen. The grand empires, the magnificent monuments—they crumbled in the grip of an unforgiving ice. In an instant, all that was once luminous turned dark. The knowledge that had once been woven into the very fabric of the world, now scattered, lost, buried beneath layers of frost.

The cold came swiftly, like a predator stalking its prey. It swallowed the land, encasing everything in a deadly stillness. For those who were still awake, the silence was deafening. The world was suspended in a moment of dread, a heartbeat stretched too long, holding its breath. It was as though time itself had been stretched thin, reaching towards an inevitable, crushing end.

The winds picked up, howling through the ruins of forgotten cities. There was a subtle shift, a trembling vibration through the air—a sense of something vast, hidden beneath the surface, something that could not be ignored. A force that moved without sound, but still made its presence known. The ground itself seemed to pulse with it, a rhythm that could be felt deep within the bones.

Nothing was spared. The great civilization that had risen so high was now nothing but dust, scattered across the frozen landscape. The once-lush forests were reduced to skeletal trees, their branches twisted like the final notes of a song played to its last breath. The ocean, once full of life, now lay still, as if even the waters had been frozen by the hand of some unseen force.

In the final moments, there was no one left to witness the true devastation. No one left to hear the sound of the world’s dying cry. It was only the aftermath that remained, the weight of what had been, heavy and silent. The ruins lay still, and in their silence, the echoes of a lost civilization whispered, their voices carried away by the wind.

And so it ended. In the cold, in the darkness, in the relentless, invisible force that had torn through all that had come before. The Younger Dryas had claimed everything—every memory, every piece of knowledge, every last ember of the world that had once been. And yet, in the frozen air, there lingered something: a pulse, faint but undeniable. A reminder that even in destruction, the rhythm of the world never truly dies.

Younger Dryas - 4th Sun Alliance

Breakpoint [LVL 1]

Subservience "Unown Ahh Beat" Edit

Booking: slavica@voidplusone.com

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