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Decision Flesh
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Mask Surgery II
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Bursts of dark thoughts are here passed through a corroded prism, and then decomposed into high velocity shards of tempered glass free to roam, pierce and explode their host. The mindfucked sound design is meant to tear any preconception or belief apart, ricochetting on throbbing low frequencies until breaking your mind down to bits and making room for the new threads of ideals, promises and deceptions brought by Death Qualia. A new paradigm you may not want but will have to accept anyhow.
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Fanged Contradiction
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supported by 8 fans who also own “Mask Surgery II”
Silly me should have had bought this über wicked gem when it was released because it's such a lovely infernal racket with rhythms that'll hit you over the head and at the same time make you smile, that is if you're not fainthearted... So, if experimental D'n'B, distortion and rhythmic noise is your vice this is the release for you, just do your shopping. Very highly recommended.
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Banger after banger on this one. crank the volume, and ensure you have some solid subs.
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The pulsing industrial sounds on the wonderfully brutal new LP from Tokyo group Rinsaga will be catnip for the black-glove-and-mesh set.
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Italian duo Wisecrack describe their sound as "occult breakcore," a haunting, punk-minded soundtrack for the modern dystopian city.
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Hong Kong's Enor D reinterprets nursery rhymes as noise pieces with elements of musique concrete on this playful new album.
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Maschinenbau EP (Praxis 56)
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Eurostar - surprisingly easy to listen to for the given amount of noise and higher frequency/BPM drum slaughter. Very well balanced! Piling Machine explains itself. Total Destruction just obliterated Bizzy Bs 'Top Priority' as my new favourite "starts fairly innocent and suddenly goes absolutely bonkers" -tune. (thankfully, looking at the price...) And the dub version is a fantastic variant to throw in if you are already spinning some really rough stuff and want to top it off. Loving it!!
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