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Comment: I have always thought that a serious compilation should start with the teaser to give it a dynamic boost. Indeed, here it is Eternal Something's September chiming like Cocteaus on synths. As a record label entitles itself The Blog That Celebrates Itself you can be sure it comes out mainly with shoegaze inspired tracks full of purple tinged dreams, hazy beauty, colourful fantasies and psychedelic fringes. But not only this – you can hear also proto-shoegaze sounds the likes of harking back to Cocteau Twins, and Durutti Column. Indeed, all the modern ways bring back to the post-punk sound. By the way, there is represented one track coming very directly from the goth/post-punk breed and there are up a few exceptions additionally. One of those is a favourite of mine the track called Ethereal Love by Dead Serpent at utmost dreams. I would call it infinite darkgaze/ethereal wave. Additionally to the aforementioned artists there are represented such artists as Tropique Noir, Hazed, Bugjar, Pure Confusion, Street Bird, The Wagner Logic, Ikiryo, Strange Things, The Last Passenger, Elegant Dead Star, and European Ghost.

12/04/2017

[Teaser of the day] gunctrl - Pastoral

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Indietronica
Alternative
Electronic
Avant-pop
Neo-psychedelia
Experimental pop
Art pop

Artist: gunctrl

Release: Obituary Cocktail

Label: Reverse Engine

Year: 2017

[Teaser of the day] Scant Intone - Textview

Panospria

Noise
Avant-garde
Experimental electronica
Sound art
Experimentalism
Avant-electronica
Leftfield
Minimalism

Artist: Scant Intone

Release: Victory Building

Label: Panospria

Year: 2004

[Teaser of the day] Liblikas - White Room

Progressive metal
Art metal
Technical metal

Artist: Liblikas

Release: Wooden Spaceship

Label: Self-released/Bandcamp

Year: 2013

Ayankoko – Dreaxine (2009)

tecnoNucleo

Ayan

Rhythmic noise
Power electronics
Avant-garde
Experimentalism
Leftfield
Electronic music
Drone
Noise

Comment: this handful of tracks is intermittently advanced and retreated by the attacks of rhythmic noise, and bouts of more restraint appearances. Dynamically it creates the sense of moving further, from one detail to a different one. In the music history, it is a classic narrative to showcase the clash between noise, and silence. Within the whole the listener may perceive music as multiply shattered and crushed but the aforementioned wrestling gives it coherence and constructive tension. Pulsating signals being accompanied by convulsive glitches and cut-ups are the counterparts of one's heartbeats though as such kind of ones impending of an attack of cardiac arrest. Thereafter when all of that aggressive by its nature is succumbed the angels of the rusting are up there to fade away across a silent pathway to the corroded garden of an Eden. The outing is a bit in the discographies of tecnoNucleo, and Ayan Records.

12/03/2017

[Teaser of the day] Peter Um - Look Sharp Slice 8

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Experimental electronica
Dada music
Electronic music
Micronoise
Avant-electronica
Drone
Freeformfreakout
Sound collage
Leftfield

Artist: Peter Um

Release: Look Sharp! and hear the difference

Label: Chinstrap Music

Year: 2011

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12/06/2017

[Teaser of the day] Opollo - Moondrifter

12/05/2017

[Teaser of the day] Vejopatis - Maumai

[Teaser of the day] George Christian - AntiClimaxTransMorte II

[Teaser of the day] Ollie Cram - Maestro

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