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Tschernobyl . Harrisburgh . Sellafield . Hiroshima .
Posted by K4W53 on 01/04/2014 | Category : Documentaries - Archives / Stay informed by subscribing to RSS Feeds or to Twitter
KRAFTWERK – Radioactivity Live
[Probably in Tallinn Exhibition Hall – 05.30.04]
Taken from the epic « Minimum – Maximum » Album released on EM – 2005. The original version is on the classic « Radio-Aktivität » – 1975
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FAT Track by AARON CARL
Posted by K4W53 on 05/01/2013 | Category : Ghettotech - Ghetto House / Stay informed by subscribing to RSS Feeds or to Twitter
AARON CARL [RIP] – Backslash
Taken from the dope “E:\ectro-bytes.exe v. 2.1 ” E.P released on AfroSyntrix – 2003
Elektro Kardiogramm…
Posted by K4W53 on 06/30/2012 | Category : Electro / Stay informed by subscribing to RSS Feeds or to Twitter
Today it’s the launch of the 99th TOUR DE FRANCE, a good reason to re-listen this
KRAFTWERK [Germany] – Elektro Kardiogramm
Taken from the “Tour de France Soundtracks” album released on Kling Klang – 2003
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New self-release by DVS NME : « Metastasis » Album
Posted by K4W53 on 05/16/2012 | Category : Album-EP Reviews / Stay informed by subscribing to RSS Feeds or to Twitter
The dark electrohead DVS NME has just self-released his 2nd album entitled “Metastasis” via Bandcamp website. This new project is clearly more introspective and therefore more sentimental than his last EP. DVS NME designs a kind of robotic spleen with great shades of grey. His productions keep a minimalist & purist vision of electro in the legacy of KRAFTWERK along with this cold & dark ambient reminding the JOHN CARPENTER’s touch. The “Metastasis” album contains 11 tracks with a constant relevance (a special mention for 2 mind blowing tracks : ‘Solitary’ & ‘Disappeared’). This mysterious project is actually the best DVS NME album. Recommended!
DVSNME [Colorado] – Metastasis Album – Preview
[Release Date 05-14-12 – CD – Limited edition]
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New release on MONKEYTOWN RECORD : LAZER SWORD « Memory » album
Posted by K4W53 on 05/09/2012 | Category : Album-EP Reviews / Stay informed by subscribing to RSS Feeds or to Twitter
LAZER SWORD – Point of Return
The futuristic Duo LAZER SWORD has just released their second album entitled “Memory” on MonkeyTown Records, the sub-label of 50 Weapons. In this one, LAZER SWORD switches again their kind of production exploring the music style by style in a free continuous way. Indeed, they started with a debut album mixing Hip-Hop, Dubstep & Electro and then LOW LIMIT & LANDO KAL released a couple of EP oriented Glitch, Post-Dubsteb, Bass music, Jack House,…to finally released the “Memory” album mixing Electronic, Post-Dubstep & Jit (Ghetto bass). This new amazing project is actually an U.F.O floating between Hype & Undergound and should talk to open minds. The title “Memory” isn’t an accident. Actually is pretty honest because if you put this album under a microscope you will find many appreciated references to the Post-Future music …from the past & the present.
First of all, the cover reminds CYBOTRON : ‘Clear’ the one with the guy crossing the wall of time. About the music here’s some influences : the great Hi-Tek & sophisticated sounds featuring along the album remind the Detroit vibes related to URBAN TRIBE; the mix of sweet vocals with the cold & accelerated sounds was already developed by producers like DJ RASHAD, MACHINEDRUM (and URBAN TRIBE too); the production control on bass & on the echo near to the post-dubstep sounds are a bit similar to INSTRA:MENTAL. However at the end it isn’t a copy, LAZER SWORD really success to create his own specific signature during this new experience.
Their vibes are fresh, mental, sexy, hybrid and very well produced (as their usual). About the featurings, it isn’t be a surprise to to see JIMMY EDGAR & MACHINEDRUM who are musically close to LAZER SWORD and producing also in the legacy of early Electro. The entire album is very solid & smartly thought to be enjoyed on the dancefloor and also at home. As so far, it’s easily the best electronic album of 2012 . Hotly Recommended!
LAZER SWORD – Missed A Spot
LAZER SWORD Feat. JIMMY EDGAR – Let’s Work
[Release Date 04-27-12 – 2xLP – CD – Digital Album]
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