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GENRE: Electronic, Dark Ambient, IDM, Breaks

Label: Phonocake
Release date: 2009
Total running time: 00:55:28

LHC -> Largest High Church, a particle-'enhancer', which gets the missing blackhole generator activated, supported by the other dimensions headquarter - "Massive Dynamics". We activate this largest machine on earth, jumping to the next cosmic level in technology, also trying to proof the "Heim-Theory", which could lead to an amazing propulsion technology - 11 lightyears in 80 days!
This piece of music is a slightly changed rework of a liveact setup by Mr. Incognito. It was prepared for a final event of a workshop, of learning to make art out of special cosmic ingredients, who were explored to earth.

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GENRE: Electronic, Post Nuclear, Dark Ambient, Industrial, IDM

Label: Enough Records
Release date: 2010
Total running time: 01:12:11

Technology of Silence is a story about a post-nuclear city... it’s a story about people who live in the city... it’s a story about ecological catastrophe... about human madness... human fears... and about eternal searching for loneliness. Technology of Silence is a Russian ambient / industrial / experimental project that has existed since 2004. The founder of the project is Denis Romanov. Silence and music are incompatible notions. Various ideas are united in their music. The surrounding world and events happening in it are considered from completely different points of view, opposite sides. The idea of duality is congenial to the band. The music of TOS is atmospheric, melancholic and creates a certain mood. It’s a fusion of ambient, industrial, IDM, minimal techno, although the band doesn’t keep to a certain style. Environmental problems, man-caused catastrophes – one of the basic themes among the line of TOS’s albums. The main character of the band’s stories is a post-apocalyptic city. It appears as the ruins of a high-tech civilization, perished with its own hands and as a container of human’s recollections, emotions and feelings.

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GENRE: Electronic, IDM, Ambient, Soundscapes

Label: Laridae
Release date: 2010
Total running time: 0:44:58

Photophob is a one man music project by Austrian bedroom producer Herwig Holzmann, hovering somewhere between Ambient, Breakbeats, Electronica, Soundscapes, IDM and Field recordings. One night in your city of choice - floating through the sounds of urban living. Cultures clash and fuse like beats and bass. You're invited to participate!

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GENRE: Electronic, IDM, Drone

Label: Archaic Horizon
Release date: 2008
Total running time: 1:02:02

Guided by iridescent synths, swirling about an incandescing playground of beats, we are induced into the sonic narrative that is 'Fetal Discoveries'. Narrated by harmonious melodies and the sounds of psychedelic experimentation, this album is rich with a personifying timbre. Appropriately opening with 'Embryo', the track begins with fluorescent sonics that gyrate in a sea of ambience, thereafter blossoming out from lively, fluid currents. The title track, 'Fetal Discoveries', filters organs through fluid, warm distortion, and melds them to effervescent signal noise. Jittering with more electricity, 'Savasana' is a melee of glitchy charged beats, bombarding swells of electrical currents, and warm melodies. This beautiful sonic narrative flows from song to song, greatly enlivened with Trills infused and energetic style. He has injected even the softer ambient songs with electricity, creating a brilliant depth and character in each synth. Add to this alluring, projected and thematic array of imagery, and 'Fetal Discoveries' becomes a memorable album that won't be easily forgotten. Available in FLAC!

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GENRE: Electronic, IDM, Game, Minimal

Label: Phonocake
Release date: 2010
Total running time: 0:49:14

The whole world in a tracker. Small earworms drifting through columns of numbers and while the the world is celebrating one HiTech after another, some people in their little rooms know what is good, or what one knows, or what one is good in. The specialists are on their way and push the worms through ... a bag of ATARI-chips in the emulation cotton candy machine, bright white and isolated, while scientists in Bonn cool down the light and create a new light source from superparticles, so they can create new usable light wavelength, for creating the chips of tomorrow. In 505's PC Debut "Cirrus" you float by five years of digesting and processing, where the icy threads condense and announce a warm front with a silky shimmer and vice versa. What can be an ice cloud at high altitude, is beeing 'tracked' and 'renoised' pushed ahead to the finale using piano recordings, found sounds such as from the Berlin train station or relatives, accompanied by catchy moments, that for once can sound almost like movie score, or Japanese pop music, which was translated into French, with detuning moments, drifting into pleasure. Available in FLAC!

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GENRE: Electronic, Experimental, IDM, Psy Chill

Label: Silent Flow
Release date: 2010
Total running time: 0:42:36

The halcyon days… The wind disorderly shakes branches of the trees. Morning sunlight scatters on the ceiling, fingers numb from the cold. I listen attentively to the rustling leaves, slight ululation of the wind. I fall into a dream, I find myself among the trees white with frost, and the ground with a thin snow cover. The sky is dark, but it seems like the trees light everything around them like some sort of lanterns. I step barefoot on the slightly snowy path and move towards the exit from the thicket. In the midst of the meadow, I fall on my back and stretch my arms. Everythings blurs and the sky becomes closer. So quiet… So calm…

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