Released on BITROT Records' compilation Kollektive 1

Parallel Arcs

Avant-garde electronic music from Tehran, Iran
@opal-tapes @diagonal-records @warp-records ...
Contact: info@sotesound.com
Booking: jan@disk-agency.de

Booking DBIAPB & Unclean: stuckinjoy@gmail.com


"DBIAPB, the abbreviation for Dead Baby in a Plastic Bag, is a name that leaves you not indifferent but uneasy. This impression of disquiet is what the DJ duo based in Leipzig, Germany aim to create. The pair has been active for the last decade after acknowledging their similar views on art and music throughout their years of friendship. While one escaped from his hometown, Altenburg, to settle in Leipzig, the other willingly remained. Coincidently this rupture marked the starting point of their co-productions. Working at a distance they manage to build sets individually by considering each other’s views and aesthetics. They then join forces and merge their work over a period of one or two days to compile amazing journeys.
Whether they will ever produce music together is a question that has been asked but not yet answered."

"Dead Baby In A Plastic Bag is a visceral Live Mix/Edit exercise conducted with frightening precision by the unlicensed team consisting of Pripad and Unclean. 
The processes of DBIAPB take various deviant musics from Industrial, Power Electronics, Rhythmic Noise, and of course Techno, and finely cut them together into a seamless and mesmerising sonic landscape. 
The experience is always enlightening, disturbing and powerful, but ultimately infectious on the dance floor. 
The focus of DBIAPB is political, adversarial, and confrontational, juxtaposing textures and emotions, exploring new sonic and psychoacoustic possibilities, challenging the listener and covering all in a cloak of darkness. 
Dead Baby In A Plastic Bag is the perfect antidote to the mass produced, instant gratification of the new millenium. Beware. Be Aware."

☥ ╳I make a journey. You make a journey. We make a journey together╳☥ 
"We shall not cease from exploration. And the end of all our exploring will be to arrive where we started and know the place for the first time."

Parallel Arcs

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