MOBTHROW, one of the founding members of the rising Spectraliquid label, releases his highly expected debut work under the title Mutant Dubstep vol. 3, sequel to last year's vols 1 and 2 by Ebola and Cardopusher respectively.
Known for his explosive live performances in a respectful number of underground, breathtaking shows, Mobthrow has managed to create a unique blend of industrial harshness along with deep sounds and noise textures. Straight from the underground, wisely turning dubstep into breakstep, Mobthrow bridles upbeat breaks and twisted bass frequencies, in a unique combination of raw power and dark atmospheres. Even though tags are useless when such ceaseless beauty flows throughout this ultra-heavy explosion, new-jazz, techno, ambient, idm, amen breaks and tons of bass are only some of the directions, in which Mobthrow unfolds his stunning technique.
Five tracks of uncompromising, arousing and flawlessly produced music, among which an amazing remix of Future Sound of London. My Kingdom together with an exceptional remix by MAD EP, Mobthrow’s brand new EP is here to take dubstep into a whole new level. Are you brave enough?
This is the 3rd and final chapter of Spectraliquid MUTANT DUBSTEP series.
March 2009. Available in CD-Digipack from Spectraliquid Records at: www.spectraliquid.com
The Divine Invasion by Bluetech
Finally it is here- the eagerly awaited third Bluetech album on Aleph Zero- The Divine Invasion. Three years in the making, The Divine Invasion offers an irresistible mix of spacey dubby beats, dreamy atmospheres and unique compositions. The same irresistible mix that made the New York Times label Bluetech as “one of the best ambient artists following the release of his previous album- Sines and Singularities.
In The Divine Invasion, Bluetech, a master of downtempo electronica, goes deeper and farther into new uncharted territories. From his distinct mellow oceanic ambience, emerge playful complex sound games and subtle yet sweeping currents of emotion, amalgamating into wordless songs. Bluetech is a master in the art of creating danceable music full of ambience and ambient music that makes you dance, as The Divine Invasion perfectly proves.
Hosted here are electronic music pioneers Mirror System (aka System 7), progressive trance dancefloor masters Ace Ventura and Lish, and Aleph Zero™s own Eitan Reiter.
MOBTHROW, one of the founding members of the rising Spectraliquid label, releases his highly expected debut work under the title Mutant Dubstep vol.3, sequel to last year's vols 1 and 2 by Ebola and Cardopusher respectively.
Known for his explosive live performances in a respectful number of underground, breathtaking shows, Mobthrow has managed to create a unique blend of industrial harshness along with deep sounds and noise textures. Straight from the underground, wisely turning dubstep into breakstep, Mobthrow bridles upbeat breaks and twisted bass frequencies, in a unique combination of raw power and dark atmospheres. Even though tags are useless when such ceaseless beauty flows throughout this ultra-heavy explosion, new-jazz, techno, ambient, idm, amen breaks and tons of bass are only some of the directions, in which Mobthrow unfolds his stunning technique.
Five tracks of uncompromising, arousing and flawlessly produced music, among which an amazing remix of Future Sound London™s My Kingdom together with an exceptional remix by MAD EP, Mobthrow™s brand new EP is here to take dubstep into a whole new level. Are you brave enough?
This is the 3rd and final chapter of Spectraliquid™s MUTANT DUBSTEP series.
The second chapter of the Natural Born Chillers series took a long time to construct. DJ Shahar & Shulman carefully picked the best tracks in order to bring you again a musical genre-breaking story that journeys through different musical landscapes and geographical territories. Expect hypnotic rhythms, dubby moves, psychedelic adventures and refreshing sounds with ventures into different corners of our globe and into other dimensions. Once again we invite you to come and give your mind the chance to chill out, relax, and project itself to other realms and mental soundscapes with deep powerful emotions and cutting edge sounds. Come chill with us- Be a Natural!
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Possible the best non intrusive visual screensaver. Also consider that the generated fractals can be a great base for great VJ shows. Send us your electric sheep! Sweet dreams!
Do we never tire of these endless reruns of our grief? With this debut release from his new project, Dave Dando-Moore (Detritus) offers us an intensely composed symphony of unending sorrow. If Detritus is the debris of emotion, A Wake A Week is the tar-black residue still clinging like a parasite, clawing away at old wounds. Like ashes on celluloid, Little Black Cloud opens up a widescreen vista of sound, albeit sullied and decaying. Eschewing the polish and sterility that digital production can entail, the album embodies the crackle and spark of embers of a once-consuming fire, giving us an album that feels organic and alive. From the opening waves of "House", the listener will be submerged in cascades of suffocating, drowning synthesis. Capturing the very essence of heartache, each rumble and pulse pulls us deeper into a heart of darkness. Yet, there is beauty and hope shattering through this black firmament. Opening up the the instrumentation to such diverse timbres as neo-classical pianos, tranquilized guitar and the perfumed atmospherics of ethnic vocals, expectant warmth rises through the swathes of oppressive intensity.
No artistic hubris is attempted here. This is as raw, open and confessional as music can get. Drawing comparisons with Max Richter, Deaf Centre, Johann Johannsson and The Protagonist, A Wake A Week will evoke cathartic exorcisms of woe in even the most glacial of hearts.
Available January 2009 in deluxe CD-Digipack from Spectraliquid Records at: www.spectraliquid.com
New Music video for track Mindfighter from Audiomind, Czech electronic music producer. Taken in Prague, Czech Republic. Featured new vocalist Sonja. This is fine trance album is named Magion and you can get more info at http://audiomind.net
Watch the video here:
Music is one of the few things that really matters
Some really good stuff for your listening pleasure:
Feels good to get excited about new music - we recently received an email from Juan, aka DJ HerdezMurkertrer. After downloading his music and the first listening moments, we started feeling the vibe of some real, creative and talented music. DJ HerdezMurkertrer's beats are definitely going to be listened here. Creative, Experimental, Different... his passion is obvious.
He started creating music about two years ago using Ableton Live, Reason and Cubase and now he's sharing his music - it is impressive to get such a quality tracks for... FREE! As he says: "Music is one of the few things that really matters."
Consistent with the goal of diversifying its musical say Aleph Zero is happy to present you with Unoccupied’s debut album. Nadav Katz and Eitan Reiter, a multitalented duo from Israel, each well established on his own, team up here, and the outcome is very special. Everyday Life, as the title suggests, is Unoccupied’s view on everyday life, a view that is melancholic and at the same time optimistic, simple and almost naive, yet deep and revealing.
With penetrating melodies and emotional atmospheres, laced with simple smart lyrics, Unoccupied paint a vivid picture of daily reality and beautifully combines the electronic and the acoustic, downtempo electronica and soft rock, ambient pop and alternative music, and is best defined as captivating music for everyday life.
Track list:
1. Everyday Life
2. Basic Conversation
3. Always on the Move
4. Time Off
5. Stay Outside
6. One Happy Thought
7. Have it All
8. She
9. Painting of a Forest
10. Personal Interview
11. Cash
Zentriert ins Antlitz
The new Zentriert ins Antlitz Album called "...No" has been released on November 25th, 2008 by Tympanik Audio. After three CD releases for COP International and several free album downloads including last year’s excellent ‘Diametral‘, the German trio Zentriert ins Antlitz released their newest collection of work simply entitled ‘...No’. But simple, this album is not. With ever-expanding maturity and grace, Zentriert ins Antlitz once again redefine their signature sound by injecting infectious beatwork into lush atmospheric soundscapes to create a poignant blend of dark electronica and industrial-tinged ambient aesthetics. Expect a major leap forward in the ZIA sound with this highly-engaging new album. "...No" contains 12 tracks plus fantastic bonus material. The extra content features various media including many bonus tracks + remixes by several Tympanik Audio artists including Subheim, Totakeke, Integral, Access To Arasaka, Unterm Rad, Stendeck, Lucidstatic, Disharmony, Autoclav1.1, and more… 3 albums, 27 outstanding tracks, over 150 minutes of music, all on 1 single compact disc. The bonus tracks are hidden within the CD and can be extracted on a Windows PC with a small software, the so-called "De-Mutilator". This software can be downloaded from the bands homepage at
Tracklisting (CD1 - ...NO)
01. Phreneticus 05:27 min 02. Today 04:45 min 03. Where Their Dreams Live 07:23 min 04. Silence Diary 05:51 min 05. The Animals Hanging 01:27 min 06. 24th Dimension 07:36 min 07. Can't Get Me 05:45 min 08. Manage My Sensibility 09:32 min 09. Shamisen Jangle 05:01 min 10. Perphenazin 06:30 min 11. ...No 04:30 min 12. The Final Walk 08:12 min
(CD2 – 7Dreams)
01. Where Their Dreams Live [Afterworld Mix by Integral] 06:06 min 02. Where Their Dreams Live [Where Their Dreams Die Mix by Totakeke] 07:15 min 03. Where Their Dreams Live [Remixed by Access to Arasaka] 05:20 min 04. Where Their Dreams Live [Sheer Athmo Mix by Zentriert ins Antlitz] 05:01 min 05. Where Their Dreams Live [Remixed by Stendeck] 04:44 min 06. Where Their Dreams Live [Small Space mix by Lucidstatic] 05:00 min 07. Where Their Dreams Live [Remixed by Subheim] 05:11 min
(CD3 – Remixed)
01. Ewiniar [Bonus Track by Zentriert ins Antlitz] 05:55 min 02. Silence Diary [Empty Pages Mix by Autoclav 1.1] 06:04 min 03. Silence Diary [Remixed by Access to Arasaka] 04:53 min 04. Perphenazin [Remixed by Disharmony] 06:28 min 05. Perphenazin [Remixed by Pandora's Black Book] 04:42 min 06. Cant Get Me [Re-Dub by Zentriert ins Antlitz] 05:18 min 07. Weekend [Bonus Track by Zentriert ins Antlitz] 07:29 min 08. Jericho [CityState Mix by Unterm Rad] 03:55 min More info on: http://www.zentriertinsantlitz.de http://tympanikaudio.com
Hybernation by Seb Taylor...
We got really excited to receive this link from our friends - Aleph Zero. Relax and listen some original experimental downtempo electronic music - this is Hibernation by Seb Taylor.
Or "Do Androids Dream of ELectric Sheep" - get this great open source (PC and Mac) screen saver by Scott Draves that runs on thousands of computers around the world while their users aren't using them. The computers calculate complicated fractal images and share and display the results (sheeps). You can vote for your favorite fractal animations with your keyboard, so they live longer in the genetic algorithm. You can also design your own sheep on pc mac or linux using 
Do we never tire of these endless reruns of our grief? With this debut release from his new project, Dave Dando-Moore (Detritus) offers us an intensely composed symphony of unending sorrow. If Detritus is the debris of emotion, A Wake A Week is the tar-black residue still clinging like a parasite, clawing away at old wounds. Like ashes on celluloid, Little Black Cloud opens up a widescreen vista of sound, albeit sullied and decaying. Eschewing the polish and sterility that digital production can entail, the album embodies the crackle and spark of embers of a once-consuming fire, giving us an album that feels organic and alive. From the opening waves of "House", the listener will be submerged in cascades of suffocating, drowning synthesis. Capturing the very essence of heartache, each rumble and pulse pulls us deeper into a heart of darkness. Yet, there is beauty and hope shattering through this black firmament. Opening up the the instrumentation to such diverse timbres as neo-classical pianos, tranquilized guitar and the perfumed atmospherics of ethnic vocals, expectant warmth rises through the swathes of oppressive intensity.
