Founded by FACT magazine editor Kiran Sande, Blackest Ever Black explores the fringes of abstract dub-step, techno and dark industrial sounds with much vaunted releases by Regis, London based group Raime and John Mendez's new wave project Tropic Of Cancer.
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Originally commissioned for the Johnny Mnemonic film and a Neuromancer audiobook, Black Rain's 'Soundtracks' combine cinematic breadth, industrial grit and a SP23-style proto-techno vibe for a fitting release on Blackest Ever Black. Intense.
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The Editor, 1 year ago via zero-inch.com |
