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Blackest Ever Black
Blackest Ever Black
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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London's dance music culture is quite possibly unrivalled by any other city in the world -...
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This label is featured in Update #079:
Lauer, Actress, Maya Jane Coles, Lazer Sword
As if to salute the northern hemisphere's arrival of Spring, our virtual shelves have been filled to the brim with fantastic music this month, culminating in today's 100+ new releases.
For our star-studded Essentials we've done our best to narrow down the more...
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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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This label is featured in Update #075:
Pop Ambient 2012, Seldom Seen, John Talabot
After catching a breath over the holiday season the music world gradually returns to its usual state of frenzy. 'Pop Ambient 2012' and Pinch's Fabric mix continue two of electronic music's best-loved series, while John Talabot, Gonjasufi, Leila, and Benjamin more...
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Edinburgh-based Young Hunting debut on Blackest Ever Black, burning next-level effigies of the darkest industrial inspirations. 'Embers…' begins the EP with nightmarish venomous rhythms, 'A Hunger Artist' slopes with Kafka-like theatricality in unnerving perpetual mobility. Invigorating, not for the faint-hearted.
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Picked!
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More of the darkest crafted sonics from UK duo Raime, on the highly regarded Blackest Ever Black. 'Told and Collapsed' conjuring spine-tingling atmospheres through fine-spun dubby industrial textures, 'You Will Lift…' reverberating sinister rhythms. Perfect alleviation from xmas overkill.
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Seemingly alluding to the ongoing conflict in Syria, Karl O'Connor drops his first proper Regis release in a decade via London's Blackest Ever Black. 'Blood Witness' (also included in a live version with Mick 'Scorn' Harris) travels down a dark, percussive path, while 'Blinding Horses' introduces shifting drones as a central theme. Powerful stuff.
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This label is featured in Update #070:
Modeselektor, Roman Flügel, Four Tet, Joakim
Modeselektor are back! After four years spent with Moderat and setting up their own label the Berlin pranksters return with their eagerly awaited third album, 'Monkeytown'. Don't just stop reading there however, as September was ripe with many more fantastic more...
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This label is featured in Update #063:
Mark E, Vladislav Delay Quartet, Tiger & Woods
The past month of May provided us with a release schedule almost as erratic as the weather, but sticking to our monthly essentials should keep you on the safe side in terms of musical quality.
Outstanding artist albums from Mark E, Dominik Eulberg and more...
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The Editor, 12 months ago via zero-inch.com |
Blackest Ever Black returns with the resolutely sensual sound of Tropic of Cancer, the LA-based New Wave/Pop project by Camilla Lobo and Juan Mendez (Sandwell District's Silent Servant). With plenty of references to Joy Division and The Jesus & Mary Chain, 'The Sorrow Of Two Blooms' plunges deep into the abyss.
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The Editor, 1 year ago via zero-inch.com |
This label is featured in Feature #136:
Berlin's Club Transmediale Starts Today
The 12th edition of Berlin's unique and radically open-minded music and art festival, Club Transmediale, has been opened yesterday with a much anticipated concert of electronic music legend Morton Subotnik.
The 77-year-old composer took to the stage more...
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This label is featured in Feature #134:
Featuring Monolake, Hype Williams, Hauschka and many more
Once again Berlin's renowned Club Transmediale festival presents its official audio compilation in association with De:Bug magazine and zero". Released today, the compilation not only features 15 tracks by some of the festival's finest artists, it is also more...
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Club Transmediale presents its official audio compilation in association with De:Bug magazine and zero". The CTM.11 Official Compilation is available for free download to the first 2.000 zero" users.
Taking place from February 1-6 this year, Club Transmediale is Berlin's unique 'festival for more...
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This label is featured in Podcast #024:
Assembled digitally this time around, his mix includes some of the most memorable moments in electronic music this month, with a selection that crosses over techno, dubstep, electro, and free-style hybrids thereof.
Highlights include positively more...
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The Editor, 1 year ago via zero-inch.com |
This Foundry (Regis Version)
(Track 02 on this Maxi-Single)
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More dark stirrings from British duo Raime spanning a dusky terrain of occult atmospheres and dubbed out ethnic percussion. Regis extracts the primal techno core from their first EP's 'This Foundry', drawing out the eroded surfaces from the original's fragility - a crushing beast of a remix. Recommended.
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The Editor, 1 year ago via zero-inch.com |
This label is featured in Update #037:
Apparat, John Roberts, Darkstar
Gems aplenty in this edition of our monthly newsletter, from Apparat's stunning DJ-KiCKS, to John Robert's excellent album debut for Dial, and Darkstar's likewise stunning first on Hyperdub. The Modeselektor boys release the extended vinyl edits of their more...
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The Editor, 1 year ago via zero-inch.com |
This label is featured in Update #034:
Commix, Rustie, Sick Girls
If it ain't broke, don't fix it, they say. No music in this newsletter needs fixing however, despite containing some of the most advanced breakbeat science perceived by human ears.
Covering all intensity levels, we recommend Rustie's relentless skids this more...
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This label is featured in Feature #113:
A Primer to Witch House, Drag and Chillwave
'No witches in this house', reads the myspace page of Balam Acab, a.k.a. 19-year-old Brooklyn-based producer Alec Koone, whose 'See Birds EP' has been one of the finest slices of tripped-out, slow-motion dubtronica this year. Genres can be stigmas, and while more...
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