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new review of Bong-Ra's "Full Metal Racket" CD [May. 16th, 2008|03:47 pm]


Here's a new review of Bong-Ra's latest CD, "Full Metal Racket" (Ad Noiseam adn84), courtesy of the Tokafi magazine:

"what “Full Metal Racket” is about, is trying to show what was so utterly fantastic about Köhnen’s teenage idols by using his current forms of expression. Even though a sampler has replaced the drummer and a sequencer has rendered strenuous jam sessions unnecessary, it is still the very same unfettered enthusiasm that powers up these tracks. (...) This idea of extending music into a place never before deemed accessible or even desirable is one of the essential philosophies of Metal – and the core reason why this record works so perfectly as a tribute."

Full review here

More information and mp3 about Bong-Ra's "Full Metal Racket" here.
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Raoul Sinier on a new Bleubird net-release [May. 12th, 2008|03:31 pm]


Raoul Sinier wrote and produced a track for the US-born, Berlin-based great MC Bleubird (who also appeared on Lapsed & Nonnon's "The Death Of Convenience" for his new EP. This track, "Know The End" is featured on Bleubird's "Street Talk 2", a free 7 ep released by the french website Hiphopcore. The whole thing can be downloaded for free here. Raoul Sinier's track is the opening one.
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two new reviews of Raoul Sinier's "Brain Kitchen" [May. 1st, 2008|01:54 pm]


here are two new reviews of Raoul Sinier's "Huge Samurai Radish" CD, courtesy of the Cyclic Defrost and Textura magazines:

"(...) certainly impresses with its intricate fusion of contorted IDM/glitch-hop rhythms and eerie atmospheric samples, its treatment of warped vintage vinyl samples almost calling to mind Amon Tobin’s latter-day tainted soundscapes. (...) from the sounds of things on this appetiser EP, Sinier’s upcoming Brain Kitchen album should offer up more than a few delights."

Full review: http://www.cyclicdefrost.com/blog/?p=1932

"Sinier's gothic mutations are heavy on disturbed theatrical atmosphere, so much so that his mix of diseased church organs and unhinged beat acrobatics could conceivably be labeled “Dr. Phibes-styled hip-hop.”"

Full review: http://www.textura.org/reviews/sinier.htm

Note that Raoul Sinier's "Brain Kitchen" album, mentionned in both reviews, is now available as well.

More info and mp3 about "Huge Samurai Radish" and "Brain Kitchen":
-http://www.adnoiseam.net/label/catalog/89
-http://www.adnoiseam.net/label/catalog/92

And two free videos:
-"Huge Samurai Radish": http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zP0AEgHdCKY
-"Brain Kitchen: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-fSnoZwxhy0



More? Get the free "Brain Kitchen" magazine at http://brainkitchen.raoulsinier.com

You can get both CD at http://order.adnoiseam.net
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first review of Spyweirdos's "Epistrophy At Utopia" [Apr. 30th, 2008|02:39 pm]


Here is a first review of the new album by Spyweirdos (with John Mourjopoulos and Floros Floridis), "Epistrophy At Utopia", out now on Ad Noiseam:

"It is almost as though the musicians were claiming that to recreate the original spirit of Jazz, one needs to build it from scratch, accepting that the “golden days of glory” are long gone. (...) “Epistrophy at Utopia”, despite all of its ambitions, is a relaxed and physical work – and an album its creators have every right to be thoroughly content with."

Full (and interesting) review:
http://www.tokafi.com/newsitems/cd-feature-spyweirdos-john-morjopoulos-and-floros-floridis-epistrophy-utopa/

More information, mp3 and videos about "Epistrophy At Utopia":
http://www.adnoiseam.net/label/catalog/91

Get your copy at http://order.adnoiseam.net
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new review of Detritus's "Fractured" [Apr. 29th, 2008|08:02 pm]


For those of you who can read German, here's a new review of Detritus's latest album, "Fractured":

"Mal abgesehen von der kompositorischen Klasse, die DETRITUS hier an den Tag legt, glänzt das Album vor allem durch einen überragenden, authentischen Sound auf der vollen Breite des instrumentalen Spektrums. Sei es Piano, Streicher, Percussions, oder die Bestandteile des Schlagzeugs - hier klingt nichts zu künstlich oder nach Plastik - es klingt so, wie man es von einer kompletten Band hören könnte.
Dass Dando-Moore dieses Kunststück gelingt, und er gleichzeitig keinen Millimeter von seinem eigentlichen Metier abweicht, ist wirklich beeindruckend. Beeindruckend wie dieses überaus vielseitige Album - so etwas bekommt man nämlich wirklich nicht alle Tage zu hören."

full review at:
http://metal.de/cdreviews.php4?was=review&id=10184

More information about "Fractured":
http://www.adnoiseam.net/label/catalog/85
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Free for your eyes: Raoul Sinier's "Brain Kitchen" magazine. [Apr. 23rd, 2008|08:05 pm]
Coming as a perfect reading companion to Raoul Sinier's new full length album ("Brain Kitchen", adn92), a free 24 pages pdf magazine is now available for download at http://brainkitchen.raoulsinier.com/.

Featuring illustrations by Raoul Sinier as well as other artists inspired by his music, an interview, some drafts and three short stories (including one by yours truely), it should help everybody grasp better the intricate and plaful universe of Raoul Sinier. And you know what to play while reading this.

So:

"Brain Kitchen" info & mp3:
http://www.adnoiseam.net/label/catalog/92

"Brain Kitchen" free pdf magazine and video:
http://brainkitchen.raoulsinier.com/

"Brain Kitchen" in the mailorder:
http://order.adnoiseam.net
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Out of office for a few days [Mar. 25th, 2008|10:38 pm]
Attention: the Ad Noiseam "office" will be closed from tonight (March 25th) till the 1st of April (Tuesday next week).

All emails and orders sent in the meantime will be received, but processed only on April 2nd. Sorry for this slight inconvenience.
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out now: THE TEKNOIST / EUSTACHIAN "Pillaged & Plundered" and other Ad Noiseam news [Mar. 22nd, 2008|10:52 pm]
This is a newsletter of the Ad Noiseam label.

1. Out now: THE TEKNOIST / EUSTACHIAN split 12"
2. Still fresh: EXILLON album & CHEVRON 12"
3. Coming Next: MAD EP, SPYWEIRDOS and RAOUL SINIER.
4. Live dates.


1. Out now: THE TEKNOIST / EUSTACHIAN split 12"

Out today and now available is:



THE TEKNOIST / EUSTACHIAN "Pillage & Plundered" - adn94 12"

Coming just in time for their tour throughout Europe, "Pillaged & Plundered" is a clear statement of what the crowds should expect. On the one side, The Teknoist throws in two new tracks of the excellent and tasty breed of breakcore, gabber and metal which has made of him one of Europe's most sought after producer of the genre. On their side, Eustachian opens wide the gates of Hell, mashing up grindcore, breakcore and noise with a brutality and ingenuity rarely seen so far. Watch out, these guys are after you sanity.
Info and mp3: http://www.adnoiseam.net/label/catalog/94
Get your copy at http://order.adnoiseam.net



2. Still fresh: new EXILLON album & CHEVRON 12"

Released last month on Ad Noiseam were:



EXILLON - It's OK To Dance - CD (adn86)

For his second album on Ad Noiseam, Exillon brings acid to IDM, speeds things up several notch, and bombs the dance floor with a high energy, unmissable album of catchy twisted club tunes. Tapping on his high production skills, "It's OK to Dance" brings back life to twisted beats and complex rhythms and does it all with a smile. It's OK to take the acid test, and certainly impossible to resist.
Info and mp3: http://www.adnoiseam.net/label/catalog/86
Get your copy at http://order.adnoiseam.net



CHEVRON - Tuff Shite - 12" (adn93)

Chevron's intricate beats and party anthems get down and dirty with "Tuff Shite". Partly inspired by Chevron's hometown, and partly the result of his extensive live experience all throughout Europe, the six complex, crisp and tongue-in-cheek tracks presented here are also a lot more than just "tuff". Upbeat and clear, the A side displays (again, as if necessary) Chevron's talent for complex rhythms and catchy melodies. Flip the record, and the B side delivers the dancefloor-packing tracks, where jungle, hardcore and breakcore collide in a tasty and incisive way. Welcome to Blackpool, don't let the comets hit you on the way to the club.
Info and mp3: http://www.adnoiseam.net/label/catalog/93
Get your copy at http://order.adnoiseam.net



3. Coming next: MAD EP, SPYWEIRDOS and RAOUL SINIER.

And coming in early April:



MAD EP - Bass.hed - CD (adn90)

Probably one of the albums on Ad Noiseam which took the longest to complete. Begun years ago, Mad EP's fourth full length album sees this highly praised musician focus on low frequencies and everything which comes with them. Syncopated beats, guest vocals by Shadow Huntaz, MC Equivalant and others and the multi-instrumentation which has made Mad EP famous are all brought back on this artists's heaviest and most direct album to date.
Info and mp3: http://www.adnoiseam.net/label/catalog/90
Pre-orders are now taken at http://order.adnoiseam.net




SPYWEIRDOS, MORJOPOULOUS AND FLORIDIS - Epistrophy at Utopia - CD (adn91)

Greece's Spyweirdos, who received a lot of attention in the recent years for his sharp and subtle glitchy electronica, pairs up this time with the two improv / free jazz musicians John Mourjopoulos and Floros Floridis. The three give birth to a surprisingly human, warm and catchy game of clicks, horns and strings. Deep, abrasive, but funky at parts: no surprise that the live rendition of this album have received excellent reviews.
Info and mp3: http://www.adnoiseam.net/label/catalog/91
Pre-orders are now taken at http://order.adnoiseam.net

Here is a video of a performance of "Epistrophy At Utopia" at this year's Synch Festival in Athens:




RAOUL SINIER - Brain Kitchen - CD (adn92)

Announced with the "Huge Samurai Radish" single and remix CD in December, Ra(oul Sinier)'s third studio album is follows up and builds upon the material of his previous "Wxfdswxc2" (released on Sublight). Intricate melodies, gritty undertones, imaginative structures are thrown into a canva of IDM and electronic hip-hop, forming a tasty (and brainy) whole.
Also note that all the videos which were featured on the bonus DVD with Ra(oul Sinier)'s "Wxfdswxc2" album on Sublight are now available for everybody to see at http://www.dailymotion.com/Ra
Info and mp3: http://www.adnoiseam.net/label/catalog/92
Pre-orders are now taken at http://order.adnoiseam.net

And here is a new video by Raoul Sinier for this album:


4. Live dates.
-Mar 22: Teknoist & Eustachian at Peace & Corn, Liege
-Mar 21: Scorn at The Sassoon Gallery, London, UK
-Mar 22: DJ Hidden at Doornroosje, Nijmegen, NL
-Mar 22: Scorn at La Vapeur, Dijon, FR
-Mar 25: Eustachian in Rotterdam, NL
-Mar 27: Teknoist & Eustachian in Madrid, ES
-Apr 3: Scorn at Le Comfort Moderne, Poitiers, FR
-Apr 4: Scorn at La Fourmi, Limoges, FR
-Apr 5: Eustachian in Erfurt, DE
-Apr 5: Aaron Spectre at Elektroanschlag Festival, Altenburg, DE
-Apr 5: Scorn at Jailleux Electrochoc, Bourgoin, FR
-Apr 8: Scorn at L'Olympic, Nantes, FR
-Apr 10: Eustachian at Kaboogie!, Dublin, IE
-Apr 11: Detritus at Le Klub, Paris, FR
-Apr 11: Aaron Spectre at Orlandina, St Petersburg, RU
-Apr 18: Detritus at Tanzfrong Totalfest, Moscow, RU
-Apr 18: Aaron Spectre at Radar Festival, Mexico, MX
-Apr 19: Scorn at Magasin 4, Brussels, BE
-Apr 25: Bong-Ra & Aaron Spectre at Bang Face Weekender, UK
-Apr 25: Lapsed & Nonnon at Monk's, Salt Lake City, USA
-Apr 30: Aaron Spectre at D&B, Tokyo, JP
-Apr 30: Eustachian in Ghent, BE
-May 2: Eustachian at Days Of The Droid, Barcelona, ES
-May 3: Aaron Spectre at Murder Channel, Tokyo, JP
-May 10: Aaron Spectre at The Wall, Taipei, Taiwan
-May 10: Eustachian at Kunstvlaai Festival, Amsterdam, NL
-May 11: Eustachian in Amsterdam, NL
-May 16: Aaron Spectre at Factory, Liege, BE
-May 17: Aaron Spectre at Glaz'Art, Paris, FR
-May 23: Scorn at Cabaret Aleatoire, Marseille, FR
-Jun 7: Scorn at Electro Alternative Festival, Toulouse, FR
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new Raoul Sinier video [Mar. 21st, 2008|08:50 pm]
A new release always mean a new video for Raoul Sinier, and the upcoming "Brain Kitchen" (Ad Noiseam adn92, coming on April 9th) is no exception. Here's therefore his new video to "Brain Kitchen":



and remember, coming April 9th:



Raoul Sinier "Brain Kitchen" - CD adn92

Announced with the "Huge Samurai Radish" single and remix CD in December, Ra(oul Sinier)'s third studio album is follows up and builds upon the material of his previous "Wxfdswxc2" (released on Sublight). Intricate melodies, gritty undertones, imaginative structures are thrown into a canva of IDM and electronic hip-hop, forming a tasty (and brainy) whole.

Mp3 and more information here.

Pre-order your copy here (at the bottom of the page).
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Server trouble [Mar. 18th, 2008|01:32 am]
The Ad Noiseam website has moved to a new server today, and we're still experiencing some troubles. Therefore:

-emails sent between today (Monday) 11AM and 10PM central european time might have bounced and were not received. Please re-send hem. Note that this also applies to emails sent to detritus@, mothboy@ and cdatakill@ ....

-the mailorder page has http://order.adnoiseam.net has been updated, but orders might not have been received. Therefore, please currently send the list of the items you want to purchase directly to order (at) adnoiseam.net.

Sorry for this inconvenience. We're working on solving these problems at the moment.
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Ad Noiseam podcast & interview [Mar. 14th, 2008|07:42 pm]
Yours truly was recently interview by the music blog Solipsistic Nation (http://solipsisticnation.com). The interview is featured in an hour-long Ad Noiseam-special podcast, which contains 14 tracks by Ad Noiseam artist and my rambling about them and the label.

The podcast is available at http://solipsisticnation.com/?p=135
Download it, listen, enjoy. :)
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new review of Bong-Ra's "Full Metal Racket" [Mar. 13th, 2008|01:06 pm]


Here's a new review of Bong-Ra's "Full Metal Racket" CD (Ad Noiseam adn84) courtesy of the Deaf Sparrow magazine:

"thoroughly enjoyable, offensive, fucking crushing from any angle and thoroughly fresh. (...) Simply humanly impossible."

Full review:
http://www.deafsparrow.com/Bong-Ra-Review.htm

More information and mp3 about "Full Metal Racket":
http://www.adnoiseam.net/label/catalog/84

Note that we are down top the last copies of Bong-Ra's "Sick Sick Sick" 12", whose tracks also appear on "Full Metal Racket". You can get copies of each at http://order.adnoiseam.net.
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Mad EP live set available online [Mar. 12th, 2008|05:27 pm]


Some of you were there, and some of you couldn't attend, but Mad EP's concert from the Ad Noiseam festival that took place on the 8th of December 2007 in Rotterdam is now available online, as part of this week's Another Nice Mess radioshow.

You can listen to the whole show at http://www.anothernicemess.com/listenagain.html and click on "Playlist" to know more about what you hear.

For more Mad EP related news, don't forget that his new full length album, "Bass.hed" will be released by Ad Noiseam next month. You can already listen to a few mp3 at http://www.adnoiseam.net/label/catalog/90 and pre-order your copy at http://order.adnoiseam.net (all the way at the end of the page).

Finally, note that the "Ad Noiseam Compilation" 12" released by NGM (the promoters of the Rotterdam festival), which features new tracks by Mad EP, DJ Hidden, Cdatakill / Mothboy and AZ-Rotator is still available at http://order.adnoiseam.net
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new review of Lapsed & Nonnon "The Death Of Convenience" [Mar. 11th, 2008|04:44 pm]


Here is a new review of Lapsed & Nonnon's album "The Death Of Convenience" (Ad Noiseam adn87), courtesy of the Earlabs zine:

"Compared to the more nocturnal ambient-based “Lapsed”-album, “The Death of Convenience” is a straight forward “in your face”-sort of dark electronica meets hip hop. Intense album!

Full review:
http://www.earlabs.org/release/review.asp?reviewID=860

Information and mp3:
http://www.adnoiseam.net/label/catalog/87
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new review of Exillon's "It's OK To Dance" [Mar. 10th, 2008|03:36 pm]


Here is a new review of Exillon's recent "It's OK To Dance" album (Ad Noiseam adn86):

"I am addicted to this album and I won’t be surprised if you will find them in most of the readers poll in 2008. (...) Fascinating and wonderful! An album that will become one of my top ten favourites in 2008."

Full review:
http://www.cuemix-magazine.com/cuemix/inhalt.php?image=706

Information and mp3:
http://www.adnoiseam.net/label/catalog/86
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Video trailer to Raoul Sinier's coming album [Mar. 7th, 2008|11:55 am]
Here's a video trailer for the coming full length album by Raoul Sinier ("Brain Kitchen"), coming out in early April on Ad Noiseam:



More information and mp3:
http://www.adnoiseam.net

Pre-orders:
http://order.adnoiseam.net (all the way at the bottom of the page)
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Detritus live in Paris, April 11th [Mar. 5th, 2008|10:34 am]
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new salvo of reviews [Mar. 3rd, 2008|12:51 pm]

Lapsed & Nonnon "The Death Of Convenience" (adn87)
"something of a significant shift forward (...) Delightfully twisted and meticulously programmed stuff indeed"
full review: http://www.cyclicdefrost.com/blog/?p=1786
Information and mp3: http://www.adnoiseam.net/label/catalog/87



Detritus "Fractured" (adn85):
"The Detritus style may be heavy and uncompromising but it's far from unmusical. (...) equally seething and boombastic."
full review: http://www.textura.org/reviews/detritus_fractured.htm
Information and mp3: http://www.adnoiseam.net/label/catalog/85



Bong-Ra "Full Metal Racket" (adn84):
"the ten-song collection is so ridiculously over-the-top, you'll run screaming from the room but laugh uproariously when you do so."
full review: http://www.textura.org/reviews/bongra_glowstyx.htm
Information and mp3: http://www.adnoiseam.net/label/catalog/84

These three CD are available directly from Ad Noiseam at http://order.adnoiseam.net
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Ad Noiseam newsletter: new Exillon CD & Chevron 12" [Feb. 27th, 2008|07:52 pm]
This is a newsletter of the Ad Noiseam label.

1. Out now: new EXILLON album & CHEVRON 12"
2. Still fresh: RAOUL SINIER "Huge Samurai Radish" CD
3. Coming Next: THE TEKNOIST, EUSTACHIAN, MAD EP, SPYWEIRDOS and more RAOUL SINIER.
4. Live dates.
5. Other news.


1. Out now: new EXILLON album & CHEVRON 12"

Out now on Ad Noiseam and available are:


EXILLON - It's OK To Dance - CD (adn96)
For his second album on Ad Noiseam, Exillon brings acid to IDM, speeds things up several notch, and bombs the dance floor with a high energy, unmissable album of catchy twisted club tunes. Tapping on his high production skills, "It's OK to Dance" brings back life to twisted beats and complex rhythms and does it all with a smile. It's OK to take the acid test, and certainly impossible to resist.
Info and mp3: http://www.adnoiseam.net/label/catalog/86
Get your copy at http://order.adnoiseam.net




CHEVRON - Tuff Shite - 12" (adn93)
Chevron's intricate beats and party anthems get down and dirty with "Tuff Shite". Partly inspired by Chevron's hometown, and partly the result of his extensive live experience all throughout Europe, the six complex, crisp and tongue-in-cheek tracks presented here are also a lot more than just "tuff". Upbeat and clear, the A side displays (again, as if necessary) Chevron's talent for complex rhythms and catchy melodies. Flip the record, and the B side delivers the dancefloor-packing tracks, where jungle, hardcore and breakcore collide in a tasty and incisive way. Welcome to Blackpool, don't let the comets hit you on the way to the club.
Info and mp3: http://www.adnoiseam.net/label/catalog/93
Get your copy at http://order.adnoiseam.net



2. Still fresh: RAOUL SINIER "Huge Samurai Radish" CD

The latest release on Ad Noiseam was:


RAOUL SINIER - Huge Samurai Radish - CD (adn89)
An appetizer to Raoul Sinier (formerly known as "Ra") 's third studio album "Brain Kitchen" (to come on Ad Noiseam in 2008), "Huge Samurai Radish" sees this multi talented artist present a new menu of his gritty, catchy and personal electronic hip hop, as well as lend the knife to La Caution, Vast Aire (of Cannibal Ox fame), Wisp, Datach'I and Lynx & Ram for five spicy remixes. Tasty and highly addictive.
Info and mp3: http://www.adnoiseam.net/label/catalog/86
Full video for the title track: http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x3os5t_raoul-sinier-huge-samurai-radish_music
Get your copy at http://order.adnoiseam.net



3. Coming Next: THE TEKNOIST, EUSTACHIAN, MAD EP, SPYWEIRDOS and more RAOUL SINIER.

To be released in March:


EUSTACHIAN & THE TEKNOIST - Pillaged & Plundered - 12" (adn94)
Coming just in time for their tour throughout Europe, "Pillaged & Plundered" is a clear statement of what the crowds should expect. On the one side, The Teknoist throws in two new tracks of the excellent and tasty breed of breakcore, gabber and metal which has made of him one of Europe's most sought after producer of the genre. On their side, Eustachian opens wide the gates of Hell, mashing up grindcore, breakcore and noise with a brutality and ingenuity rarely seen so far. Watch out, these guys are after you sanity.
Info and mp3: http://www.adnoiseam.net/label/catalog/94
Pre-orders are now taken at http://order.adnoiseam.net



And coming in early April:


MAD EP - Bass.hed - CD (adn90)
Probably one of the albums on Ad Noiseam which took the longest to complete. Begun years ago, Mad EP's fourth full length album sees this highly praised musician focus on low frequencies and everything which comes with them. Syncopated beats, guest vocals by Shadow Huntaz, MC Equivalant and others and the multi-instrumentation which has made Mad EP famous are all brought back on this artists's heaviest and most direct album to date.
Info and mp3: http://www.adnoiseam.net/label/catalog/90
Pre-orders are now taken at http://order.adnoiseam.net




SPYWEIRDOS, MORJOPOULOUS AND FLORIDIS - Epistrophy at Utopia - CD (adn91)
Greece's Spyweirdos, who received a lot of attention in the recent years for his sharp and subtle glitchy electronica, pairs up this time with the two improv / free jazz musicians John Mourjopoulos and Floros Floridis. The three give birth to a surprisingly human, warm and catchy game of clicks, horns and strings. Deep, abrasive, but funky at parts: no surprise that the live rendition of this album have received excellent reviews.
Info and mp3: http://www.adnoiseam.net/label/catalog/91
Pre-orders are now taken at http://order.adnoiseam.net




RAOUL SINIER - Brain Kitchen - CD (adn92)
Announced with the "Huge Samurai Radish" single and remix CD in December, Ra(oul Sinier)'s third studio album is follows up and builds upon the material of his previous "Wxfdswxc2" (released on Sublight). Intricate melodies, gritty undertones, imaginative structures are thrown into a canva of IDM and electronic hip-hop, forming a tasty (and brainy) whole.
Also note that all the videos which were featured on the bonus DVD with Ra(oul Sinier)'s "Wxfdswxc2" album on Sublight are now available for everybody to see at http://www.dailymotion.com/Ra
Info and mp3: http://www.adnoiseam.net/label/catalog/92
Pre-orders are now taken at http://order.adnoiseam.net


4. Live dates.
-Feb 29: Chevron at The Shakespeare, Sheffield, UK
-Mar 1: DJ Hidden at Heineken Music Hall, Amsterdam, NL
-Mar 1: Enduser at Waterfront, Rotterdam, NL
-Mar 7: Bong-Ra at Planet Of The Apes, Graz, AT
-Mar 8: Bong-Ra at Spring Breathing Festival, Moscow, RU
-Mar 14: Aaron Spectre at The Hub, Exeter, UK
-Mar 15: Bong-Ra & Chevron at Netlabel Festival, Torino, IT
-Mar 17: Mad EP at Instrumentality, Brighton, UK
-Mar 20: Scorn at Spike Island, Bristol, UK
-Mar 21: Bong-Ra at Dissonant Festival, Antwerp, BE
-Mar 21: Scorn at The Sassoon Gallery, London, UK
-Mar 22: DJ Hidden at Doornroosje, Nijmegen, NL
-Mar 22: Scorn at La Vapeur, Dijon, FR
-Apr 3: Scorn at Le Comfort Moderne, Poitiers, FR
-Apr 4: Scorn at La Fourmi, Limoges, FR
-Apr 5: Aaron Spectre at Elektroanschlag Festival, Altenburg, DE
-Apr 5: Scorn at Jailleux Electrochoc, Bourgoin, FR
-Apr 8: Scorn at L'Olympic, Nantes, FR
-Apr 11: Detritus at Le Klub, Paris, FR
-Apr 11: Aaron Spectre at Orlandina, St Petersburg, RU
-Apr 18: Detritus at Tanzfrong Totalfest, Moscow, RU
-Apr 18: Aaron Spectre at Radar Festival, Mexico, MX
-Apr 19: Scorn at Magasin 4, Brussels, BE
-Apr 25: Bong-Ra & Aaron Spectre at Bang Face Weekender, UK
-Apr 25: Lapsed & Nonnon at Monk's, Salt Lake City, USA
-Apr 30: Aaron Spectre at D&B, Tokyo, JP
-May 3: Aaron Spectre at Murder Channel, Tokyo, JP
-May 10: Aaron Spectre at The Wall, Taipei, Taiwan
-May 16: Aaron Spectre at Factory, Liege, BE
-May 17: Aaron Spectre at Glaz'Art, Paris, FR
-May 23: Scorn at Cabaret Aleatoire, Marseille, FR
-Jun 7: Scorn at Electro Alternative Festival, Toulouse, FR
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new review of DJ Hidden's "The Later After" [Feb. 12th, 2008|01:08 pm]


DJ Hidden's album "The Later After" has been picked as one of the best releases of 2007 by the Popmatters.com website:

"(...)It’s the most fully realized album to hit junglists since Goldie’s Timeless."

Full review:
http://www.popmatters.com/pm/features/article/53249/slipped-discs-2007-part-2

More information and mp3 here
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