From the deep wastelands of futurism as you would probably know it. Decaying, robotic, superficial, controlled. Or maybe it's just the other way around? We won't know, because it'll be in the future. However, NSRB-11 brings us there with their hard-hitting electro that could punch the circuit out of a robot. Listen to their track "Consumer Programming", from their forthcoming 2LP "Commodified", being released by WeMe Records on the 9th of September.

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Invisible Guy: http://invisibleguy.wordpress.com/2013/08/31/exclusive-stream-nrsb-11-consumer-programming/

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"The Walls Have Eyes Too" explores modern surveillance culture through a chilling lens of everyday technology. From smartphones to smart homes, the song reveals how our digital conveniences double as watching eyes. Using electronic elements and surveillance-inspired sounds, it creates an atmosphere of creeping unease beneath its catchy melody. The lyrics weave together personal experiences with broader commentary on data collection and privacy loss, suggesting that in our connected world, solitude has become an illusion. Through clever wordplay and vivid imagery, it challenges listeners to consider the price of convenience in an age where every action is tracked, categorized, and commodified.

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Wrist On Froze

One-Ish

Music takes me to new worlds. Life is the best teacher. Writing about life is a challenge and experience is what guides me. Loves, pains, disappointments, sadness, joy, despair, hope, melancholy, happiness, all these feelings burn in my veins and make me create.
You all welcome to follow my journey.

Repartiseraren is not only a blog-zine now, but also a label, that doesn't adhere to trends since 2010.

Sub-label: Öresundsreligionen
Etiquettes (Catalogue): Invisible Guy, Erinran Om En Annan Tid

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