💽 Buy album: jacobstoy.bandcamp.com/album/overload

@jacob-stoy’s OVERLOAD is here. It is a long-running and crucial project in the Berlin musician and graphic designer's artistic output. What began as a multi-dimensional art project about the over-presence of stimuli hammering our consciousness in the days of late capitalism evolved into a fascinating musical field study into the deep canyons of future IDM, lo-fi wave, freakfolk and everything in between.

The album is a piece of conceptual art that uses sound and music to reflect on the modern information society and our relationship to digital content. Lost in the endless stream of sensations, we are not only plagued by fears of missing out on relevant information, but also increasingly by addictive behavior in the form of a permanent longing for content. Despite the constant oversupply, these relationships lead to loneliness, social isolation and the inability to make decisions.

Almost inevitably, the musical spectrum on OVERLOAD is extraordinarily broad, ranging from state-of-the-art IDM to lo-fi wave sketches, hip-hop stumblings and freakfolk miniatures through to twisted ambient. Nevertheless, it is surprisingly cohesive and works well as a cure for digital overload in a kind of conceptual irony. It is an album that will inevitably cast a spell over listeners.

But Jacob Stoy's album is by no means the end of the OVERLOAD concept. The ideas are being continued on the project's website and in various artistic contributions. Jacob Stoy has asked many friends how they would translate their thoughts on the subject into individual works of art. Many exhibits have already been submitted, with many more to come. The project will ultimately culminate in a concept exhibition that brings together all the contributions and creates a dialog between them.

https://overload.jacobstoy.de/

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Jacob Stoy - Overload (UVLP07)

as can be predicted, at some point the most powerful turn against their master

no need to worry, just run fast & hide well

they come only if u fell asleep

Dream's Assault

Uncanny Valley

@cuthead - Total Sellout  PRE-ORDER: goo.gl/XGYq38
 Bandcamp:  Vinyl/CD/Music Cassette 26.9.2014 + Digital 29.9.2014 
All other stores: Vinyl/CD/Music Cassette 10.10.2014 + Digital 13.10.2014

Cuthead got known to the wider public via his releases on Uncanny Valley but his roots reach way back before the label’s start. There was a time when Cuthead and his brothers from another mother threw wild parties at abandoned industrial locations or in the woods around Dresden. The crew, which was known as Kunst:stoff Breakz, also established a label where Cuthead released two albums and one EP as free downloads between 2006 and 2010. Over the years the calls for vinyl versions of those early joints were getting louder and so Uncanny Valley decided to give the best tracks from that era a new life on physical sound carriers and start the “Total Sellout”.
Through refinement and rearrangement 51 tracks were boiled down to a selection of 18 and ended up as an album full of catchy bass lines, heavy beats and sampling excesses. Among the tracks are party starters like the strings-infiltrated “Scissorhands”, “The Poncho” or the ever devastating “Iron Lung” which still kicks like Dubstep has never faded. Since Cuthead has always been heavily influenced by Rap music, there are of course lots of great Hip Hop beats on “Total Sellout”. Either in the form of funky sample studies like “Painquilizer” and “VibraSkit” or in true fashion with Raps by crew member Alibi on “Hidden Track”. Also included on the album are “Rock My Soul” and “All Night Long”, some early examples of Cuthead’s knack for well tempered and super catchy House tracks, while the double-bass driven “Rythmus ́78” shows another jazzy side of him.
Once again, the artwork was conceived and designed by Till Hohmann who already did a brilliant job on last year’s “Everlasting Sunday”.

04 Cuthead - Scissorhands (preview)

03 Cuthead - Painquilizer (preview)

01 Cuthead - Lona (preview)

💽 Buy album: https://jacobstoy.bandcamp.com/album/overload
Pre-Save on streaming platform of choice: https://ffm.to/uv-lp07

@jacob-stoy’s OVERLOAD is here. It is a long-running and crucial project in the Berlin musician and graphic designer's artistic output. What began as a multi-dimensional art project about the over-presence of stimuli hammering our consciousness in the days of late capitalism evolved into a fascinating musical field study into the deep canyons of future IDM, lo-fi wave, freakfolk and everything in between.

The album is a piece of conceptual art that uses sound and music to reflect on the modern information society and our relationship to digital content. Lost in the endless stream of sensations, we are not only plagued by fears of missing out on relevant information, but also increasingly by addictive behavior in the form of a permanent longing for content. Despite the constant oversupply, these relationships lead to loneliness, social isolation and the inability to make decisions.

Almost inevitably, the musical spectrum on OVERLOAD is extraordinarily broad, ranging from state-of-the-art IDM to lo-fi wave sketches, hip-hop stumblings and freakfolk miniatures through to twisted ambient. Nevertheless, it is surprisingly cohesive and works well as a cure for digital overload in a kind of conceptual irony. It is an album that will inevitably cast a spell over listeners.

But Jacob Stoy's album is by no means the end of the OVERLOAD concept. The ideas are being continued on the project's website and in various artistic contributions. Jacob Stoy has asked many friends how they would translate their thoughts on the subject into individual works of art. Many exhibits have already been submitted, with many more to come. The project will ultimately culminate in a concept exhibition that brings together all the contributions and creates a dialog between them.

https://overload.jacobstoy.de/

Overload

Jacob Stoy - Overload

Accidental melodies and textural forms comprise Kin Teal’s Ecosystem, the Budapest-based producer’s second EP of iridescent club-not-club zones and debut for Human Pitch. Bridging 130-140 leftfield bass with liquid downtempo chuggers, Kin Teal uncovers hidden melodies in the resonant frequencies of percussion. “By amplifying certain frequencies in drum breaks, our brains latch onto that as a melody. These melodies are often askew, not perfectly tuned, and I wanted to embrace that.”

Doubling down on the record’s title and theme, Kin Teal played with the idea of a record in which each sound and track reacts to one another. Tubular melodies coil around syncopated drums as though by reflex and vocal blips flit through the gaps. There’s a clockwork but also a fluidity to Kin Teal’s oblique rhythms, which trace the producer’s growth, bending blueprints with a vibrant curiosity. 

Music by Kin Teal
Artwork by Nina Muro
Mastered by Tristan Arp

Ecosystem [HP026 Promo Mp3s 320]

Capsule

💽 Buy album: https://jacobstoy.bandcamp.com/album/overload
Pre-Save on streaming platform of choice: https://ffm.to/uv-lp07

The whirlwind production that is »From Display to Display«, the second single from @jacob-stoy’s new album »Overload« is out on all digital platforms. 

@jacob-stoy’s OVERLOAD is here. It is a long-running and crucial project in the Berlin musician and graphic designer's artistic output. What began as a multi-dimensional art project about the over-presence of stimuli hammering our consciousness in the days of late capitalism evolved into a fascinating musical field study into the deep canyons of future IDM, lo-fi wave, freakfolk and everything in between.

The album is a piece of conceptual art that uses sound and music to reflect on the modern information society and our relationship to digital content. Lost in the endless stream of sensations, we are not only plagued by fears of missing out on relevant information, but also increasingly by addictive behavior in the form of a permanent longing for content. Despite the constant oversupply, these relationships lead to loneliness, social isolation and the inability to make decisions.

Almost inevitably, the musical spectrum on OVERLOAD is extraordinarily broad, ranging from state-of-the-art IDM to lo-fi wave sketches, hip-hop stumblings and freakfolk miniatures through to twisted ambient. Nevertheless, it is surprisingly cohesive and works well as a cure for digital overload in a kind of conceptual irony. It is an album that will inevitably cast a spell over listeners.

But Jacob Stoy's album is by no means the end of the OVERLOAD concept. The ideas are being continued on the project's website and in various artistic contributions. Jacob Stoy has asked many friends how they would translate their thoughts on the subject into individual works of art. Many exhibits have already been submitted, with many more to come. The project will ultimately culminate in a concept exhibition that brings together all the contributions and creates a dialog between them.

https://overload.jacobstoy.de/

From Display To Display

Jacob Stoy - From Display To Display

Jacob Stoy - Empty Blow

Jacob Stoy - Gray Sun Environment

Jacob Stoy - Circles #1

London-based Elastics launch their label with a seven-track compilation exploring the subterranean realms of UK dance music. The release features music from artists co-founders Flatcap and INGI admire deeply, the tracks spanning genres and styles they both hold dear.

#electronicmusic #premiere #hypnoticgroove #newmusic #nowplaying #kincaid #elastics

Kincaid
Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/kincaidofficial
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kincaidsounds
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kincaid_next_of_kin/

Elastics
Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/elastics-544150328
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/elastics__/

Elastics001

PREMIERE: Kincaid - Gloop (Elastics)

Dust Cloud

Track from the Free - Album "City Slicker"
Download at www.kunststoffbreakz.de


Cuthead - The Poncho

Strictly 140's debut VA compilation features solely Non-UK artists. It's the labels 1st release of 2020.

Being from the UK ourselves, we've found that there are a lot more opportunities musically here than there are in various other countries, so with this release we just wanted to showcase the diverse talent that other places in the world has to offer. Our aim was to try and feature as many different textures of dubstep within this one release as we could, from dark, minimal, sub-heavy dubstep, to the more experimental side of the genre, theres something for everyone in this release. Big up to all the artists involved.

Purchase: https://www.junodownload.com/products/the-overseas/4457473-02/

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Kodama - Doomed

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[Premiere] Ltd Colours - Eclipse (out on Glome Sound)

Jacques Cousteau

Uncanny Valley is a label from Dresden, Germany.
sub-labels: shtum Records & @credit00ratlife

visit our website for upcoming events:
https://uncannyvalley.de/dates

Starting as a label that served basically as a platform for their friends’ music in 2010, Uncanny Valley evolved into a record label that assembles acclaimed artists from the electronic music scene not only from the label’s base in Dresden but also from Germany and beyond. With a strong emphasis on the records’ artwork the label heads Philipp Demankowski, Conrad Kaden and Carl-Johannes Schulze are constantly on a mission to establish and refine the artists from the roster as well as to search for new talents. Artists as Jacob Korn, Cuthead, Credit 00, Massimiliano Pagliara, CVBox or Panthera Krause all feel at home on the label, giving them the chance to develop projects that are not only music related but can also integrate different art forms. With the two offshoots Rat Life and shtum under its belt, Uncanny Valley does not stand still to explore the full spectrum of electronic and not so electronic music from House via Disco, Hip-Hop or Ambient through to Techno. A range that can also be depicted when the three label heads come together for a DJ set as Uncanny Valley DJs.