Clicks'n'Cuts are making an official comeback, this time accompanied by acoustic guitars to form an alliance perfectly suitable to be filed in the Indietronics drawers. At least this goes for this first track taken from Takamovsky's forthcoming album "Sonic Counterpoint" that's about to be released via Etymtone in late November.
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Is this Jazz? Soul? NuJazz or Spoken Word? Or something way beyond? No matter how you wanna put it, this excellent video - and song - taken off the August-released sophomore album by By The Waterhole is heartfelt and deeply touching. We love this!
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Crystalline, yet glitchy musical beauty taken off Jemh Circs recently released debut album - listen and adore!
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This might be the most unusual album trailer we've seen - ever.
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High art meets lo-fi meets artschool and early body horror - the result of this specific amalgamation turns out to be one of the greatest album teaser videos of all time. We are enthralled!
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Field Recordings meets decent electronic reworks in this interesting, well-diverse excerpt taken off the new Tamtam album recently put on the circuit via the Portoguese Cronica label.
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Maybe one of the rarest and - at a stunning price of 666€ per copy - most expensive releases of 2016 has been put on the circuit by Ventil Records in May 2k16, the "Azoth" album by Noize artist Manuel Knapp. Limited to 15 unique vinyl copies worldwide and sold in individual hand-made covers we see the artist, usually working within the analogue realm, transferring his knowledge into digital audio plug-in freeware and basically working these program hard to reach their limits. What starts on a quite ruminant, calming and slightly Asian sequence of melodic ritual tones on the A-side is shattered and fractured into pieces of digital Noize in less then 4 minutes, before a dark bass drone from the unspoken vaults of the inner earth serves a surprising plot twist, is building up tension, erupting into Harshnoize ultraviolence only to resemble alienating blues and hints of haunting, lo-fi synth experimentation minutes after, provide less than a minute of rest just to start carnage all over again. This is written to describe the first 10 out of 18 minutes on the A-side of this album only and whilst our eardrums are slaughtered to a very extent it becomes pretty clear why this super limited longplay piece is sold at a price resembling the number of the beast. If anything, the musical outings on this bit are the essence of pure evil and hatred, masterly crafted to express a rarely heard form of ultrabrutalist approach that surely are about to be condemned by the vast majority of mankind within seconds. And if this, as the album title suggests, really is a sonic approach to depict the preliminary stage to create the ultimate source of knowledge, the philosopher's stone, there will be no light, just eternal darkness when alchemists succeed in their attempts. There is no hope.    
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When PostRock meets 23rd century Jazz we're ending up with an excerpt from Oren Ambarchi's forthcoming album "Hubris" which will be put on the circuit via Editions Mego on November 11th, 2k16. We are excited!
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Organic deep listening music with a dancefloor twist coming from the Russian outfit Fogh Depot which are about to release their new album entitled "Turmalinturm" via Denovali later in October 2k16.
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Lively experimentalisms taken from Ingar Zach's recently released album "Le Stanze" which was put on the circuit via the Norwegian label Sofa Music a few days ago.
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