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12/04/2018

[Teaser of the day] Baltic Noise - Surface



  • Synth-pop
  • Chillwave
  • Indie pop
  • Electro-indie
  • Dream pop
  • Alternative pop
  • Shoegazetronica

Artist: Baltic Noise
Year: 2018

12/03/2018

[Teaser of the day] Melinda & Maciek - The Chase



  • Yacht rock
  • Art pop/rock
  • Mood music
  • Jazz rock
  • Fusion

Release: Jazz Frit
Year: 2018

12/02/2018

[Teaser of the day] Airto - Quartos


  • Ambient techno
  • Electronic music
  • Deep techno
  • Breakbeat

Artist: Airto
Label: MNMN
Year: 2018

[Teaser of the day] Aramboa - Paralysis



  • Electronic music
  • Ambient pop
  • Soul
  • Indietronica
  • Folktronica
  • Crossover
  • Cloud rap
  • Art pop

Artist: Aramboa
Release: Feather EP 
Label: Gergaz
Year: 2018

[Teaser of the day] Mathieu Lamontagne - si tôt, mégalo



  • Ambient
  • Soundscape
  • Field recording
  • Drone
  • Minimalism
  • Epic
  • Organic electronica
  • Glitchtronica
  • Microtonal
  • Ambient drone
  • Electronic music

Release: Lieux Communs
Label: Audigourmet
Year: 2018

[Teaser of the day] Moki Mcfly - Chang`s


  • Electronic music
  • Breaks
  • Sampledelic
  • Trip-hop
  • Mood music

Artist: Moki Mcfly
Release: Silom
Label: blocSonic
Year: 2018

12/01/2018

Oblivian Substanshall – Finnish...But Don't Wait Till You Stop (2010)




  • Comedy 
  • Parody 
  • Dada music 
  • Avant-garde 
  • Art music 
  • Storytelling 
  • No Wave

Comment: this set of 15 compositions is something much more than one could expect from an ordinary, smooth issue after first chords. Of course, given that these 41 minutes are released by Chinstrap Music, the imprint led by Ergo Phizmiz (the cover design is also made up by him) then one should not have been surprised at all. All those surrealistic texts and impressively shifted storytelling reflecting upon the madness and tension being prevalent around us to be resulted in something totally different through our unnerving dreams and serpentine subconsciousness. It is a fertile sole for a genuine art. Undoubtedly the cognitive dissonance used to surface more distinctly being juxtaposed to an ordinary pop assemblage at the first glimpse (a part of the whole is an obvious No Wave din, though). You know an ordinary pop issue embodies something to be hold back and there is a twisted doctor to make experiments with it. Furthermore, to employ an ordinary approach it even more provides possibilities to undermine everyday's life and its dullness. Is it either a diagnosis or an effective result it does not make sense in fact. Let's say 2 in 1. Very pro to add it to a best list of surreal/dada music.

[Teaser of the day] nula.cc - A Shore Veiled In Mist



  • Ambient
  • Microtonal
  • Drone
  • Abstract
  • Soundscape
  • Minimalism
  • Microsound

Artist: nula.cc
Release: Midnight Sun
Label: Self-released/Bandcamp
Year: 2017

[Teaser of the day] Viirgiile - Horse



  • Avant-electro
  • Electronic music
  • Click and cuts
  • Drill`n´bass
  • Breaks
  • Alternative

Artist: Viirgiile
Label: Vaatican
Year: 2018

No Nitz – Conversation (1998/2018)




  • Noise 
  • Electro-acoustic 
  • Avant-garde 
  • Experimentalism 
  • Industrial 
  • Spoken word 
  • Psycho-acoustic 
  • Post-industrial 
  • Radiophonic art

Comment: what does it mean the word Nitz. What does it mean the phrase No Nitz? Is it just the negation of it or will it get an additional value with the word No? The conversation is biting and acrimonious undoubtedly over there. This 6-notch issue (which was initially segmented into 8 tracks and released on Oblast Records as a tape outing) is a part of the discography of CS Industrial 1982-2010, an imprint of which purpose is to provide examples from within the noise and (post-) industrial scene of Slovakia, and the Czech Republic. The result is harsh and rigid, and flamboyant in a sense. The outing starts off with a littered, intensified noise attack which later will be embellished with dystopian delays and echoes and hiss-filled samples from haunted transistors and spoken word cuts as if representing some sort of radiophonic play. Indeed, it needs to be considered more closely regarding the profound touch given to it. In a funny way, the album can be considered polyphonic because different aspects used to play at the same time. The self-titled track is a mocking version of how to learn English in a primitive way. By considering the noise music as a genre there a presumed purpose and a way to achieve it may seriously be hazed. Prolog is remarkable due to muezzin-alike repetitive lyrics, reverberant sparse drumming and a suggestive pre-delay effect being prevalent over there. Sludge is sexually suggestive due to a woman who speaks about her virginity and how to defend herself against a man's obtrusiveness and in general how to cope with her sexuality I guess (the words are heavily littered and interrupted). Indeed, it is a fine noise release.