Showing posts with label electronic rock. Show all posts
Showing posts with label electronic rock. Show all posts

24 November 2016

From Middle Earth to Outer Space: The Phoenix Foundation - "Hitchcock"

One more lucky find. It was posted on the channel presenting short films, which it is indeed. But at the same time this is a video to a song by a New Zealandish band The Phoenix Foundation. I've never heard of them, but judging from this song, this is a mistake I have to correct as soon as possible.

This is a truly brilliant video, combining very original animation with perfectly corresponding music. It was directed (or in this case rather "made") by Reuben Sutherland, a visual artist specialising in mixing up live action and animation.

And the music is also original. I guess it could be labeled "post rock", but it wouldn't do justice to this great piece. This is a combination of atmospheric instrumental rock fueled by prominent guitars with electronic sounds straight out of Jean-Michel Jarre's most "cosmic" tunes. The result is something I would call "space rock".

OK, enough talkingwriting. I have to book a ticket for a nightflight to Venus.



The Phoenix Foundation - "Hitchcock"


A higher quality version can be found here.

26 January 2016

Karmuazine - "Between the Lines"

Classy trip-hop offering (8/10)

The new magic stories with a unique atmosphere of colorful Karmuazine's music.

This a classy trip-hop offering. Great female vocals, fine English accent (at least from my non-native perspective), professional production, catchy melodies, dreamy atmosphere. Highly recommended for fans of trip-hop or simply good pop music.

The album is available for free under CC licenses on Jamendo. You can also buy a lossless FLAC version on Bandcamp. This release is copyrighted.



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19 September 2013

Bownik, Adam Certamen - "Magma"

Fine ambient electronica (8/10)

Musical reflection of Mundus subterraneus.

Fine ambient electronica. Especially fans of space music, the sound of 80s and such artists as Klaus Schulze or J.M. Jarre should be delighted. The only thing I didn't like is a track no. 2. It's a short piano miniature and while Adam is a skilled player, this piece lacks the power of his space-musical compositions.

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15 January 2013

k.ROCKSHIRE - "Doggystyle, the" [EP]

Surreal sandwich (9/10)
the doggyStyle EP est le premier album de k. ROCKSHIRE.

Cet album s'adresse aux gens qui souffrent du mauvais temps, de la mondialisation, ou encore des petites déceptions qu'offre chaque jour la vie pour ses vertus médicinales et revigorantes ; mais aussi aux insatiables épicuriens qui cherchent à préserver leur bonheur dans un monde frétillant de délicatesse et de fleurs hawaïennes.

Déjà culte depuis de nombreuses heures,
the doggyStyle EP est un condensé de fraîcheur et d'amour. En bref, le sage dit : "k.ROCKSHIRE est à la vie ce que le citron est au Mojito." et ce n'est pas faux.

k.ROCKSHIRE a grand soin de regrouper un maximum d'instruments différents, sans compter ceux qu'ils développent eux-mêmes, concrets ou vrituels. La
double plaques chauffantes musicales et la banane musicale sont des exclusivités k. Rockshire.

This bizarre piece of liquid heaven is filled with yummy landscapes with cream on top. Not to forgot bananas roasted on musical double hotplate. Waiter! I want a second helping!



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09 January 2013

Tryad - "Tryad Demo (Public Domain)"

Strong debiut (7/10)
industrial, classical, and pop all come together with this new 'virtual band' known as try^d.

with members in seattle, ohio, and japan, try^d music is created entirely over the internet. most members have never met in person.

try^d includes vavrek, ema, and arna from seattle on lead vocals, rjmarshall from japan on keyboards, and john holowach as the band's producer.

I started my adventure with Try^d with their third album "Listen". I was completely mesmerized and shocked by the quality and beauty of this album. Their debut "Tryad Demo (Public Domain)" is of course weaker than "Listen" but this is still beautiful music for every fan of triphop or atmospheric rock/pop. I have one complaint - I don't like the voice of the singer on "The Final Rewind". But apart from that - great job. I gave 7 points, but that's only because this album is followed by "Listen". Let's say it's 7 points on "Try^d scale".



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04 January 2013

Abogix (J.K.), the - "Fantasmagoria"

Good psychedelic electronica (8/10)
Mein viertes Album.
Hypnotized Part II und III sind die nachfolger von Hypnotized aus dem Album "Signs".
Wiederum zwei stücke die extrem psychedelisch klingen und ...wer weiss, auch eine Hypnotisierende wirkung haben?
Wake up!...bringt euch dann wieder zurück aus der Hypnose. ;-)

Ich hoffe es wird euch gefallen!

The Abogix (J.K.)

Abogix doesn't drop below a certain level (a very high level for many others). However, I consider this album to be weaker than "Tales of mystery and imagination" and "Signs". I don't know why... Maybe there are too many elements that distract you and you cannot simply drift with a melody. Or maybe some of these elements just don't fit...? But still - 8 points. And of course I still recommend it to all fans of intelligent electronic music.



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05 December 2012

Bobywan - "Be My Boby"

Interesting electronic tunes (8/10)

Interesting instrumental tunes, balancing on the border of electronica and rock. What a pity the album is only 5 minutes long.



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06 September 2012

Magnetar / Toltek Industries - "Liftoff"

Mixed feelings... (5/10)

This is a collection of tracks dating from 2000-2004.
I called the project Magnetar.
I have plans on releasing another album of tracks from this period.
Phineous

I have mixed feelings after listening to this album. Some tracks are very good, some are rather boring for me. But overall, the album would earn maybe even 7 points, if not... two issues.

Firstly, the sound volume variations. Some parts are so quiet, you must turn the volume up to the maximum. Then, you are attacked by sounds so loud that you cannot hear your own thoughts. So listening to this album requires constant struggle with a volume slider. It is a very stupid and annoying "feature" of some records, which on this one is pushed to extremes.

Secondly, who in their right mind would name such song as no. 3 on this album "Elven Lore"? What these guitars, drums and dark mood have to do with elves? "Orcish pit" would be a much more appropriate name. If the dear author wants to hear music that fits a theme of elves, I will recommend albums of Enya or "Robin Hood" by Clannad.

Of course I did not really lowered my rating because of the name of the track, but because of the sound volume problem.

The album has been published under the Free Art License, which is more or less equivalent to the CC BY-SA license.



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06 June 2012

Sinewave - "Zombastic? Fantastic!" [SP]

Catchy instrumental rock single (9/10)
Sinewave, the one-man studio project of Vancouver's Mark Wiebe, has been on the cutting edge of underground Canadian electronic music since the 2001 launch of Interplanetary Ridicule, an album of "weird space lounge", b-movie samples and finely diced drum-and-bass beats. It caused an instant sensation on campus radio stations across the country, closing out the year as the number one album of 2001 at University of Manitoba's UMFM, placing eighteenth on !earshot's top 200 of 2001 and receiving airplay around the globe on Solid Steel Radio. [Read more --->]

Music from the game Zombie Minesweeper.

A catchy little song that is used in the very enjoyable free online flash game Zombie Minesweeper. The disturbing atmosphere corresponds well with the game's theme and the way of playing. For those that played the game extensively it may be a little bit too much to hear it again (and again and again...), but all the others should definitely check it out, because it is a very fine piece of electronic rock.

The album is available on Bandcamp for USD 1 (yes, for one dollar!) in a variety of formats, including a FLAC version. You can also listen to the full album before making a decision on purchase.

[Artist's website]

16 December 2011

Bownik, Adam Certamen - "Mars Global Inspiration"

Nice ambient electronica (6/10)

'Mars Global Inspiration' is my newst album in a Berlin School-style. The music is enriched with sequencers, background pads, solos and singing vocoder.

Nice ambient electronica. Especially fans of space music, the sound of 80s and such artists as Klaus Schulze and J.M. Jarre should be delighted.

However, turn off the player before the 4th track starts. It's a terrible song with a singer's voice transformed with a vocoder. The voice is very ugly and on top of that the singer has a terrible English accent. Avoid at all costs.

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04 December 2011

Eclectek - "Groove On"

They are getting better and better (10/10)

Enregistré et mixé au Studio Ka de Faches Thumesnil en 2011 // Production Tour de Chauffe 2011
masterisé par addhenteam
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I watch Eclectek's development for several years now and I am more and more impressed. Their works were interesting from the very beginning (these old albums have been unfortunately removed from Jamendo), but they work hard and with each new album they cross new borders. And I really like where they are heading. They started with very eclectic :) mixture of rock, electronica, hip-hop and funk. But on this two-track minialbum they step deeper into the realm of rock music. And they really should feel at home here. Both tracks are outstanding - highly energetic, with strong aggressive female vocals and ultra catchy melodies. Their rock is spiced up with electronica, but in perfect proportions, without turning their music into some campy electroclash shit.

The bands that immediately come to mind are Guano Apes and Skunk Anansie. Do not get me wrong; I do not bring these names as a claim of unoriginality - everybody has some influences. I just want to tell you two things: one - what type of music you can expect, because "rock" is too general and "alternative rock" is not only an extremely stupid, but also a meaningless label; and the second - they already reached the level of these bands. This is not some amateurish effort rated "10/10", because it is "good for non-professionals" (the usual argument of bad artists complaining on low ratings). This recording gets "10/10", because you could mistake it for a new Skunk Anansie's single. This is how good it is.

My only complaint is a usual one in such cases - IT IS TOO SHORT! I WANT MORE!

To sum up - wanna hear some really fresh super catchy top quality heavy rock? Check out this album.

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04 November 2011

Z.o.Z. - "Morfina"

Not bad, but not very interesting either (5/10)

Mix of rock, trip hop and post rock with Polish lyrics. It's not bad, but at the same time not attractive enough to keep my attention focused. They claim they like to experiment, but I didn't hear many experiments on this album. I didn't find catchy melodies either. Lyrics? Correct, but forgettable. Vocals? Your ears won't hurt but nothing more. Gloomy atmosphere? Present, but I wasn't carried away.

To sum up: if you like the genre, you can check it out, but don't expect a masterpiece.

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31 March 2011

Procesor Plus - "Histeria" [SP]

Dull electro punk (4/10)

Procesor Plus is a one-man electro-punk project, functioning since 1999. Its founder is Grzegorz Feingold whose music is truly thrilling: it combines a quick beat and deep electronic sounds with resolute texts and a noisy vocal. The new Procesor Plus album "Katalepsja" features electronic sounds complemented by looped guitar and drum motifs as well as overdriven bass.
contact: procesorplus@wp.pl

Procesor Plus - "histeria" - is electro punk single which promotes the new LP called "Gen-Era-Tor". The LP will be released in 1st of March by Trujaca Fala.

Dull electro punk. Primitive melodies and sounds, ugly vocals. Not recommended.

The album has been released by the 49manekinow.net netlabel and is available for downloading at archive.org in mp3 format.
Beware!

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30 March 2011

dK - "Electroglamour And Infinite Sadness"

Zuppa Romana (6/10)

First album published by Karmasutra (then [dK]) in 1999.
songwriting > [K]
arrangement - programming - editing > [K]
guitars on the guilt - breaking off the fight - alms - ordinary state of grace - best pain > [captain]
guitars on karmastate - in front of River - the ethics of River > [jp]
mixing - mastering > [K]

I've got mixed feelings after listening to this album. What are "mixed feelings"? There is this popular joke: "mixed feelings are when you're watching your mother-in-law drive off a cliff in your new Ferrari". Well... Maybe. But for me it's also "hearing great music spoiled by a bad singer with a terrible English accent".

Why on Earth so many people feel they have to sing in English, even if they lack skills? Somebody kidnapped your mother-in-law and threatens to throw her off a cliff, if you start singing in your native language? Ooops! Bad example. Anyhow...

Everything else, apart from the vocalist's work, is at least good on this album. Great dark atmosphere, catchy melodies, very fine distorted guitars, nice electronic effects put in just right places. Just listen to these three instrumental pieces: 06, 08 & 12. Very interesting dark electronica, isn't it? Only maybe production is not up to par on several tracks, but not below my level of tolerance.

And then... the singer. His voice is weak and from time to time he is almost out-of-tune. I could tolerate it, if this was his only problem. But the true disaster is his English accent. Why not to sing in Italian? Somebody told them only italo-disco is permitted in Italian? OK, the sound of English is great, it is an easy language to sing and write lyrics, but it makes sense only if the vocalist is able to learn a decent accent! Otherwise, just stick with your native language and the effect will be infinitely better. Because for now, it's just "Zuppa Romana".

Of course, I can recommend this album to people who don't know English, or are unable to hear differences in English accents, because the instrumental part is very good.

What's the genre? A dark synthpop / electro with industrial feel to it - a mix of Depeche Mode and Oomph! for me. By the way, speaking of Oomph!... Somehow they are not ashamed to sing in German. Instead of embarrassing themselves with "Änglisch"...

Apart from Jamendo, you can also download it directly from the artist at Bandcamp for free or for a donation in a variety of formats, including lossless FLAC version. Strangely, this release is governed by a different CC license: Creative Commons License.


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21 February 2011

Prodigy, the - "Always Outnumbered, Never Outgunned" (2004)

The Prodigy are an English electronic dance music group formed by Liam Howlett in 1990 in Braintree, Essex. Along with Fatboy Slim, The Chemical Brothers and The Crystal Method, as well as other acts, members of the Prodigy have been credited as pioneers of the big beat genre which achieved mainstream popularity in the 1990s and 2000s. They have sold over 25 million records worldwide.

The group's brand of big beat music makes use of various styles ranging from rave, hardcore techno, industrial and breakbeat in the early 1990s to electronic rock with punk vocal elements in later times. The current members include Liam Howlett (composer/keyboards), Keith Flint (dancer/vocalist) and Maxim (MC/vocalist).
[Read more --->]



Always Outnumbered, Never Outgunned is just underwhelming. For a group that has historically specialized in getting your attention any way it possibly could, the fact that I found many of the tracks to be predictably rote is probably as damning an indictment as I can offer. The Prodigy have made a career out of consistently upping the ante with every single release: the rave landmark Experience was followed by the more expansive, more ambitious Music for the Jilted Generation, which was followed by the leaner, angrier Fat of the Land. This is the first Prodigy album that does not in some way build of its predecessor, and it suffers. Certainly, Fat of the Land II would have been an uninspiring choice, but it seems as if this album is more concerned with abjuring the regrettable decisions of the past few years than in building a new a new and dynamic sound. [Read more --->]


Warning! The artist probably* does not sell this record outside of the official distribution, so if you buy this album, almost all the money will go to the recording industry mafia and will be used later for committing crimes such as unlawful harassment of fans and bribing authorities to implement changes in law, which would infringe basic human rights.

*) If you know the way of paying the artist directly for this work, please let me know and I will gladly update this page.

Tracklist:
01. Spitfire
02. Girls
03. Memphis Bells
04. Get Up Get Off
05. Hotride
06. Wake Up Call
07. Action Radar
08. Medusa's Path
09. Phoenix
10. You'll Be Under My Wheels
11. The Way It Is
12. Shoot Down

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2004.08 - Always Outnumbered, Never Outgunned (XLCD 183.)
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The Prodigy / Always Outnumbered Never Outgunned

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AUDIOCHECKER v1.2 - by Dester - opdester@freemail.hu
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  Conclusion: This track looks like CDDA with probability 100%

Interested? Ask Uncle Google the magic question:
karaspunk rorny "2004.08 - Always Outnumbered, Never Outgunned (XLCD 183.)" -"trigger inside"

Watch out - in the very popular and easily available in the Internet rip of the Japanese release [2004.08 - Always Outnumbered, Never Outgunned (Sony SRCP 373)] one of the tracks is not lossless - it's a recoded mp3 (10 - You'll Be Under My Wheels.flac). This rip is popular as it has an additional track. So my recommendation is to download XLCD 183. rip and then add "13 - More Girls.flac" from the Sony SRCP 373 rip.


For the faulty rip ask Uncle Google this magic question:
"Always Outnumbered, Never Outgunned (2004)" "apathy_king" -"trigger inside"