I Killed My Dad

FSM014 - Zum Falken - Gerry Franke

If Shelter swam through the serene side of the Library experience on GBR016, CV Vision blasts off in the opposite direction, riding an explosion of funk breaks and frazzled synths into the event horizon on his retro-futurist opus ‘Insolita’. 

As contemporary life accelerates way past peak-weird, CV Vision leans into uncertainty and leaves Earth in the rear-view. Strung out on Simulacron-3, World On A Wire and Omaggio Ad Einstein, the Berlin-based musician imagines his own Brave New World, an alternate eXistenZ in a secret simulation. 

Using the space age obsession of the Italian libraries as a launch pad, Dennis Schulze slathers a sonic storyboard with ferocious percussion, psychedelic fuzz and the pastoral electronics of Germany’s Kosmische movement. But this is less Can, more uncanny - and Schulze  perfectly renders the cognitive estrangement of a simulated reality through his adventurous production. The monolithic live drums, recorded in a Neukölln garage on a battered Soviet kit are smeared with tape hiss, compressed to death and fired through LFOs, re-materialising on record in impossible scale. Time slips out of joint under the wow and flutter of the reel to reel, drum computers add digital interference to organic rhythms and the unfaltering slew of the 303 lends the hallucinatory thrill of the club sound system to an already psychedelic affair. 

As Schulze’s imagination runs free, we’re taken through epic space battles and narrow escapes, moments of reflection and affection and a final resolution, all expressed through a dexterous control of movement and mood. For every explosion of break-fuelled adrenaline, there’s a cruise into cryo-chamber music and holodeck exotica. For each neck-snapping blast of acid funk, there’s a zero gravity lullaby waiting just around the corner.

So put isolation on ice and surrender to the strange, this is a trip you don’t want to end.
(words by Patrick Ryder)

5. Goldene Ritter (shortened Clip)

“Aum” – a modern interpretation of the ancient sacred chant, blending contemporary music with a soothing, contemplative feel. Featuring melodious electric guitar, gentle hand drum rhythms, and soft pan pipes, all woven into a harmonious immersive soundscape designed to calm the mind and uplift the spirit.

TORBEN UNIT - “SAWAASCH GARAHSCH” LP  + Digital

Pre-order: https://torbenunitband.bandcamp.com/album/sawaasch-garahsch

A: (18:49)
1. Sawaasch Garahsch 
2. Der Unordner
3. Free (Get yourself together)
4. Feedbäck 5 

B: (21:42)
1. Fis Fis Rock
2. Feedbäck 4 
3. Zolo Schnäps

The Torben Unit Band from Berlin returns more experimental than ever whilst still being rooted between Jazz and Rock. After the self-titled first LP on Money $ex Records, the second album “Sawaasch Garahsch” will be out in Winter 2017. No label – self-released. The new album consists of many episodes telling a story that could'nt be purer nor rawer. Jazz-rock is the genus when modal madness meets electronic Soul and psychedelic spheres. The spectrum of instruments being used is huge: from Bouzouki to Pearl's syncussion, there is no limit of instrumentation whilst the core of E-piano, Guitar, Bass and Drums mostly remains. Torben Unit's concerts as well as the records are a guaranteed Jazz-Rock Party with never ending feeling. 

Also upcoming: the 7 inch single “Der Unordner” limited to 66 copies.

Sawaasch Garahsch

"Sawaasch Garahsch" LP Snippets

A new tape has come our way, this time directly from the Eastern future. In our attempts to decode the time that has no yet come, we managed to get our hands on a lost & found KASET that serves as an archival object, a tape that gives visionary insights into a utopian future. 

If we can only imagine the outward characteristics of the future, we can alternatively have a better understanding of it through the means of sound. By engaging in a distinctive kind of sonic futurology, Easternfuturism by Bogdan Orbita provides us with a new understanding of both the time of 'has been' and the 'yet to come'.

1. Acezantez — Bajka (excerpt) (Yugoslavia, 1977)
2. Iván Patachich — Metamorphosi Marimbára És Magnetofonra (Hungary, 1980)
3. Mikhail Chekalin — Ostinato-Asthenia = Остинато-Астения (USSR, 1991)
4. DJ Kondás, DJ Beckett — Törpe (Hungary, 1998)
5. NSRD — Kurmja aptuvenie ceļi (Latvia, 1988)
6. Владимир Рацкевич — Пусто (USSR, 1991)
7. Юрий Касьяник — Untitled (USSR, 1990)
8. László Hortobágyi — Gáyan Uttejak Orchestra — Culture Of Bass (Hungary, 1987)
9. Владимир Рацкевич — Манифест (USSR, 1990)
10. Legen — Veseli se... (Croatia, 1996)
11. Petr Skoumal — Jeden Můj Známej (Czechoslovakia, 1990)
12. László Hortobágyi — Balinese Gat (Hungary, 1989)

www.kajetjournal.com

Lost & Found KASET002 — Easternfuturism (Bogdan Orbita)

2Morph - Flöten Nummer (LIVE im Karlstorbahnhof 02.11.18)

Tokyo-based producer Yosuke Tokunaga (@yosuketokunaga) makes his debut on Prepaid Records. Already known through his releases on UK-based label Strange Rules as well as US-based Madriguera, he can be considered a hidden pearl in abstract beat music. Tokunaga uses a minimalistic compositional mentality in his works. Simple structures and consistent rules are defining his style as well as his sound aesthetics. "7 Patterns" follows the same path of sketch-type and filtered tracks.

Released 09/15/2019
Prepaid Records Leipzig

Order here: https://tinyurl.com/yc47r7cs

PREview || PRE001 Yosuke Tokunaga - 7 Patterns || 02 Pa tterns

Moses Day was live with new gems and old classics from the likes of Obongjayar, J Dilla and Alfamist. Soothing Neo-soul and dusty alt hip-hop sounds front to back.

Moses Day - July 2020

Grabado durante una noche de verano de 2019, en el "Salon des Fumateurs", para las noches de Radio Relativa. Zombies & Vinyls son @feetofeeto, @dr_md y @amdemiguel, acompañados esta vez por @maxrosemin.

Zombies & Vinyls w/ Max

TR073 - Kelly Jayne Jones - 'a fire that had to burn forever'

II: https://taxfreerecords.bandcamp.com/album/ii
PANACEUM: https://goodmorningtapes.bandcamp.com/album/gmt25-2morph-panaceum-2
VARIOUS ALBUMS: https://taxfreerecords.bandcamp.com/album/various-albums