Come into my den... Track four for our "Extict" series, dedicated to the Tasmanian Tiger (Thylacinus cynocephalus). Music programmed by THE WEB, vocals and lyrics by CXXXVI; https://soundcloud.com/the-web-cxxxvi

TRACKVIDEO:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=01JvzdTnzO4
https://vimeo.com/1073426797

Lyrics (by CXXXVI)

Well I survived the demons and cannibals
But the real threat was the god fearing man
He came at me with a gun in his hand

They said I was a tiger
But they silenced my roar
Killed my family
Then asked for more

They put a bounty on my head
Treated me like a criminal
Wouldn’t let me rest
Until they turned me into their Sunday best

They said I was a tiger
But they silenced my roar
Killed my family
Then asked for more

They put me in zoo
A jail cell
1932
It was the great depression
And I know a thing about the blues

They said I was a tiger
But they silenced my roar
Killed my family
Then asked for more

They came looking for me
Deep in the wilderness
But I knew better to show my face
To the beasts who only know disgrace

If you want to meet me than come into my den
Then perhaps we can be friends
I’ve talked to monsters not men

Roaming in the shadows
Hidden in plain sight
A leapard can’t change its spots
And a tiger can’t change time

Extinct

Demons And Cannibals

THE WEB & CXXXVI - Demons And Cannibals

Wayne Fetherbay, Music Places 
"If you were a composer living high in the alps in Switzerland, its not surprising that your music would be ethereal. The music of this elevated group of musicians from Berne certainly could be called heavenly." 
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Didier Becu, The original Sin 
"Magnetfisch are making electronic music, but not your usual electronic music as the central point of this Swiss band is creating moods and they do it with the most effective thing there is, using guitar lines from cold wave....so yes, if you are wondering how "Seventeen Seconds" by The Cure would have sounded if Robert and Co. had decided to make it an electronic piece of art it would have sounded a bit like magnetfisch!!! Honestly said I really was moved by it especially as in some ways it comes very close to what Vini Reilly did with The Durutti Column. Maybe it's a bit typical for Swiss alternative artists that they keep on hanging on that cold wave sound from the eighties but for me this is just a bonus.... Magnetfisch have made a brilliant electroadventure..." 
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"Magnetfisch already exist since 1998, and from a duo, which originally played instrumental music with roots in the 80ies New Wave, they became an outright band after two beautiful albums. Still, they let their roots shine through and do not deny them at all. [...] songs with catchy tunes that will find lots of fans amongst aficionados of good old New Wave. Although the music is electronic in its structure, I personally rather see the incisive guitar sounds, which remind me of giants like The Durutti Column, And Also The Trees and The Cure. [...]. Unfortunately, such melodic, unobtrusive New Wave is much too rare nowadays." 
Alexander Pohle (<A href="http://www.backagain.de" rel=nofollow target=_blank>www.backagain.de</A>)

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THE WEB

...lives in Winterthur, Switzerland
...was sometimes DJing in the early 90ies in Winterthur's cellars
...is creating his own electronic music tracks in his spare time; inspired by early/mid 90s techno, house, breakbeat, idm
...since 2011 works together with the singer/songwriter CXXXVI from Sydney, Australia, to produce unique vocal electronica tracks 
...does collab tracks with other artists and remixes (solo or together with CXXXVI)

...runs a YouTube channel with nice videoclips to his own tracks and other tasty audio electronics. watch out for the track video buttons! ;-) ...you'll find my clips on Vimeo, too

...has a blogspot page where you can find all his albums/EP so far, with some descriptions of the making of and download links for most of them (albums/EPs as zip. Folders 320 kbps mp3)

if you are not on Soundcloud or YouTube, you can contact me directly via E-mail: gronku(at)hispeed.ch

I STILL CALL IT TECHNO

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...artwork of THE WEB logo based on "Ghostly Visage" by Tracey Dierikx...

THE WEB & CXXXVI is a collaboration between the electronic music producer THE WEB, Winterthur, Switzerland, and the singer/songwriter CXXXVI, Sydney, Australia.
We are 10284 Miles apart and yet we are one. Exploring different electronic music styles and filling in the emotions of blues, alternative and wave, we enjoy a new experience of our music. We are glad to share it with you.
We also produce music videos to all our tracks - the visuals are an important part of our work. So if you like our music be sure to check out the videoclips on YouTube and/or Vimeo

Hope you enjoy our work!
Contact THE WEB & CXXXVI: gronku(at)swissonline.ch
