Sunday, June 29, 2014 0 Engineers

EP: Hadean - Ataraxia


Band: Hadean
Album: Ataraxia EP
Label: Self Released
Year: 2014








Tracklist
01. Ataraxia Pt.I
02. Ataraxia Pt.II
03. Ataraxia Pt.III
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Hadean is a four piece metal band from South Coast, MA. Their lyrics feature themes of nihilism, existentialism, and the pointlessness of morality.

Friday, June 27, 2014 0 Engineers

Album: Astralia - Atlas


Band: Astralia
Album: Atlas
Label: Self Released
Year: 2014








Tracklist
01. You Are Here
02. Io
03. Atlas
04. Oceanic
05. Mekto
06. Inner Earth
07. Heading Home
08. Sans Soleil
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Astralia was born in La Floresta in November 2010. After searching from different musical styles, decided to create songs with new sounds, new atmospheres, new textures, often governed by the simplicity of a few notes. Songs that demand their time, their pauses.

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Thursday, June 26, 2014 0 Engineers

Album: Six Months Of The Sun - And Water Flows


Band: Six Months Of The Sun
Album: And Water Flows
Label: Self Released
Year: 2013








Tracklist
01. Electric Bones
02. Bearded Thunder
03. Lightning Bird
04. Coyote Paranoia
05. Unstoppable Wheel
06. Mountain Drop
07. El Barbathor
08. Desert Whispers
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The Six Months Of Sun are based in Geneva, Switzerland and the band served on stoner rock sound and offers us instrumental compositions with strong influences from bands such as Karma To Burn, Black Sabbath, Goatsnake, Orange Goblin, Graveyard and Clutch. 

Wednesday, June 25, 2014 0 Engineers

News: Of Us Giants breaking up!


This is really difficult to write, but here it goes... we are very sorry to announce that we have decided to call it quits as a band due to personal issues. Unfortunately, that means we are dropping off the Captives / Keyes tour. We also were planning a 7" split with Captives to be released later this year. We are not sure if anybody would still be interested in hearing those songs, but we may still record them... maybe not... it's up in the air right now. 

We want to take the time to say THANK YOU to all of you for caring about this band over the past few years. We are forever grateful for all of your love and support. We would be nothing without all of you. Our music is free at www.ofusgiants.com and you can pick up any of our leftover merch at www.ronaldrecords.com. All orders are shipping soon. We also want to thank all of the record labels that have taken a chance on our music and have released it for us: Songs From The Road Records / Driftwood Records / Fly the Light Records / Close To Home Records / Little League Records / Mutt Tapes. 

Last but not least, thank you to everybody that has been a member of the band over the past few years. We have had the privilege of working with some amazing people/musicians. 

Goodbye... for now. 

We love all of you, 
Dustin and Jon
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Friday, June 20, 2014 0 Engineers

News: Out of town till Wednesday....


Posts and submissions will be postponed until Wednesday. Have a great weekend!
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The Inquisition: 013.2HRs


1. How did you came up with the name of the band? 

We started to call ourselves 2HRs back when we were still senior high school students. We rehearsed for 2 hours before the graduation gig so that’s why we called ourselves 2HRs. Later on when we went to college we were scattered in different universities around Taiwan. We had to spend 2 hours by bus to get to Taichung (central Taiwan) for rehearsal. And so we kept the name. 

2. Do you have a standard procedure of creating a song? Do you just jam around or is there a main riff and the track is build up on it? 

The bassist always comes up with nice riffs and normally we build our songs upon it. Our keyboardist is good at musical theories so he constructs the structure. Our violinist then paint the soundscape of the track, and finally our drummer would think of the grooving and we will polish a track together. This step takes very long. It’s like that we’re constantly revising our songs. One of our fans told us that a same song in a different gig would sound so much different and that was why she liked our gig. 

3. What are your influences and what kind of music do you hear when you are at home? 

KB: I love trip-hop. I listen to Archive. I love their last album “With Us Until You’re Dead.” But their new album kind of sucks. 
Drummer: Metal core, J-rock, indie rock, and etc. 
Bass: Balmorhea, Ólafur Arnalds and some other bands similar to them. But, honestly, I can hardly define what type of music they are. 
Violin: Break beat, trance, chilll house, progressive house, post-rock, alternative rock. 

4. What's the one album you can’t live without?

KB: “Thanks for Reminding Mefrom Sugar Plum Ferry.” The best post-rock band in Taiwan.
Drummer: I think it may be “All is Violent, All is Bright” by God is an Astronaut. 
Bass: I’ll say it’s “Hardcore will never die, but you will” by Mogwai. 
Violin: “Dark side of the moon” by Pink Floyd. 

5. What's the first record you've ever bought ? 

KB: Urgh I think it’s Vivaldi’s Four Seasons by Nigel Kennedy. 
Drummer: I forgot , but I remember that I bought all albums of X JAPAN in one time. 
Bass: The first album I bought is “The Destruction of Small Ideas” by 65daysofstatic. 
Violin: “Masterplan” by Oasis. 

6. Name a band that you would like to share the stage or tour with ? 

Mogwai, we had an unanimous answer on it, lol!

7. Did the internet and specially the blogs helped to spread your music around the world? Name a place (country) that you were surprised to know your music has reached to? 

Yes! Our music video of "Homegazer" was on a fan page called Post-Rock. During that time, a lot of foreign fans came and greeted us. We had some conversations with musicians in Thailand, Spain and other places around the world. Moreover, there are a few people from Côte d'Ivoire that always greet us in French every months. It was amazing. 

8. Do you support the idea of bandcamp where fans can decide the price or services like spotify? 

Sort of, but we think that a fair reasonable minimum price should be set because musicians spend a lot of time working on making good music. They deserve be properly paid. Methods like Pay-Whatever-You-Want should be based on how much you enjoy on it and how much extra would you donate to the musicians for their endeavor instead of paying the minimum price just to get the whole album. That hurts the industry. 

9. Where do you see yourselves in 5 years? 

We see ourselves working on our next project. Might be an album or something bigger. After working on QUASAR, we have come up with some new ideas on making music and stage techniques. Will keep you guys updated on our fanpage. 

10. Is the artwork of an album important nowadays in the digital era? 

Yes, especially it’s harder to sell CDs nowadays since people can stream music for free online. So that an album should be excellent in many ways, which includes better artwork. 

11. What is you favorite album cover? 

Tycho’s albums covers are always great and especially "Dive". By the way we think that The Music’s self-titled album is great too. 


12. It seems that a lot of people are turning on vinyl again. Why do you think that is and which is your preferable media format? 

The sound of vinyl is really warm and in this digital era people are starting to commemorate the good old times. We have an open attitude toward music formats, as long as it’s not poorly transcripted MP3s, we’re fine with it. 

13. What's the most vivid story or moment as a band? 

We remember the first time we were invited to an event called The Next Big Thing Taiwan. This is a big monthly events in Taiwan from Streetvoice. Every month they invite bands to perform in the biggest venue in Taiwan. We remembered that the speakers there are so loud and so great. We perform in a loud volume that we had never done before because it always fed back. But in that gig it didn’t, so we turned up our volume and the smashing sound were overwhelming. That was the first time we released our music video Homegazer to our fans in the big screen behind us on stage while we played the song. It was well-received and the sound crew that day were amazing. We enjoyed that gig so much, and after a month we premiered our album there, another great experience too!

2HRs recently released their debut album "類星體 (Quasar)".

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Thursday, June 19, 2014 0 Engineers

EP: Watch Your Six! - Bit By A Dead Bee


Band: Watch Your Six!
Album: Bit By A Dead Bee
Label: Self Released
Year: 2014







Tracklist
01. Cursed Be Bipeds
02. Green Magic
03. Death Of A Whisper
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Watch Your Six! is a 5 member post-hardcore/screamo band from Tourcoing, France.

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Wednesday, June 18, 2014 0 Engineers

Video: Cloud Nothings - I'm Not Part of Me (405tv Session)


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Streaming: Amniac - Infinite


Band: Amniac
Album: Infinite
Label: Self Released
Year: 2014








Tracklist
01. And The Others Just Survive
02. Ignorants
03. Rise Like The Suns
04. Discerning
05. The Infinite
06. A System Waiting To Fall
07. Our Kind, The Plague
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Amniac is a 4 piece post-sludge metal band from Piraeus,Greece. They were formed on October 2010 and few months later they recorded their first,live-recorded demo,"Dias Xela Leurc". Since then, they're playing in every venue possible, whenever they can! After having some new songs and after a change in their line-up, they finally recorded their first full length album called "Infinite".

A surprise release from Greece, with good production and beautiful artwork! It seems that the local scene here in Greece is getting more and more noticeable bands! Recommended for post-metal fans!

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Tuesday, June 17, 2014 0 Engineers

Video: Architects - Gravedigger


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Album: Goodbye Summertime - Grace


Band: Goodbye Summertime
Album: Grace
Label: Self Released
Year: 2014








Tracklist
01. Startovaya
02. Independent Two
03. Grace
04. Citrus Cloud
05. And Again...
06. Escape From Sirius
07. Pure River
08. That Same Day
09. Sonar
10. 6EQJ5
11. Tacoma
12. And I Found The Summer Sun
13. White Bay
14. My Final
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Goodbye Summertime is the solo instrumental post-rock project by Alexander Frolov from Russia.

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Monday, June 16, 2014 0 Engineers

EP: No Misery Left - Let The New Life Begin


Band: No Misery Left
Album: Let The New Life Begin
Label: Self Released
Year: 2012








Tracklist
01. Chapter I - Hate
02. Chapter II - Sorrow
03. Chapter III - Hope
04. Chapter IV - Love
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No Misery Left is a screamo | post-metal | experimental music project from Prague (Czech Republic).

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Sunday, June 15, 2014 0 Engineers

Video: Litro - Cloe


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EP: Diary Of My Misanthropy - Behind The Ruins I See A Soul Of Places


Band: Diary Of My Misanthropy
Album: Behind The Ruins I See A Soul Of Places
Label: Self Released
Year: 2014







Tracklist
01. Distance Between Us
02. Behind The Ruins I See A Soul Of Places
03. Rain
04. Ghosts Of The Past (feat. Dmitry Skakun)
05. Unspoken Words
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Diary Of My Misanthropy is the atmospheric music project by Vladyslav Tsarenko (guitarist of No Misery Left). It is a bleak and dramatic post-rock music with elements of abmient and electronic. The author put into his project not only music, but also his own view on the problems of humanity and relationships. Concepts of releases are aimed to explore social issues. The beginning of the project is dated in September 28, 2013, when was released the debut single - "Distance Between Us".

Friday, June 13, 2014 0 Engineers

Streaming: The August - Lizard King


Band: The August
Album: Lizard King
Label: Midsummer Records
Year: 2014








Tracklist
01. Clockwork
02. Ebbing Well
03. Tiger
04. Dandelion
05. Lucid Dreams
06. Shelter
07. Astronomy
08. Lizard King
09. Alexithymia
10. 847
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The August is a 5 member post-rock / indie / experimental band from Aschaffenburg, Germany.

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Thursday, June 12, 2014 0 Engineers

The Inquisition: 012.Oiseaux-Tempête

1. How did you came up with the name of the band? 

It’s our totem / indian name. The “Oiseaux-Tempête” do actually exist, they are some sea birds called in English “storm petrels”, a reference to their habit of preceding storms, hiding in the lee of ships. 

2. Do you have a standard procedure of creating a song? Do you just jam around or is there a main riff and the track is build up on it? 

Most of our songs are actually coming from improvised sessions, on stage or in the studio, as a trio or with extra people. We’re learning after the recording how to replay it, with a big range of freedom. We don’t want to feel ourselves prisoners from our own tunes or some specific creative process. The only rule we get is the pleasure to play and experiment together. And most of all, it has to be easy for us. We don’t want to think while we’re playing, just let it all go! 

3. What are your influences and what kind of music do you hear when you are at home? 

Stéphane: My father was a vinyl fanatic, we used to have I don’t know how many records at home. But most of all were psychedelic, kraut or rock pop stuff from the 70’s such as The Doors, Pink Floyd, Lou Reed, Kraftwerk. This is my roots I guess. For my part, I come back many times, like twice a year, to those who gave me the desire to play instruments like The Cure, Bowie or Bastärd.
Frédéric: I’m a kind of sound addict and vinyl collector, with the same pathological obsessions than any other music lovers: I’m driven by some frenetic periods when I want to hear just one or two things, one or two genres, and I will go further and further in this to listen to old and new records in that specific area. Then I will stop and move forward / backward to something else. It could be free jazz from the 60’s, dark ambient, kosmiche elektronik, modern-classical, noise. I’m also trusting the advices from my friends running some great record stores in Paris (Balades Sonores, Le Souffle Continu). For now, my turntable player is surrounded by the soundtrack “Only Lovers Left Alive”, the Philip Glass solo piano sessions, Marissa Nadler “July” and Eric Thielemans “Sprang”. 

4. What’s the first record you've ever bought ? 

Stéphane: “The Head on The Door” from The Cure when I was 10. I met this strange guy, older than me, with his make up and fairy hair when I used to play some arcade games in holidays and he told me it was amazing !He was fucking right!! 
Frédéric: “The Wall” by Pink Floyd & “Regatta De Blanc” by The Police. 

5. Name a band that you would like to share the stage or tour with ? 

Stéphane: Swans! 
Frédéric: Master Musicians Of Bukkake / Bonnie Prince Billy 

6. Did the internet and specially the blogs helped to spread your music around the world? Name a place (country) that you were surprised to know your music has reached to? 

Republic of Korea, United Arab Emirates, Chile, Russia, Brazil, Israel, Iraq, Thailand, if our soundcloud stats say right. Internet is a great tool for almost anyone to get a free access on music and art today. 

7. Do you support the idea of bandcamp where fans can decide the price or services like spotify? 

Frédéric: We actually don’t have any bandcamp for the band and I’m not a spotify’s user. Personally, I hate that kind of fake legal shit. I’m happy if people can find our albums there, no worries. But the money you get from a service like spotify is so ridiculously nothing that I prefer people downloading our music for free. At least there will be no one you don’t know to make money on your back. If you like what you hear and want to listen to it regularly then you should buy the album. And buy a physical exemplary, if possible. That’s the only way to help and to promote the music nowadays, supporting labels and artists who try to do their best to make interesting albums and nice objects. 
Stéphane: Just come to concerts, shows, it’s a nice way to meet bands, get albums and cherish your memory. 

8. Where do you see yourselves in 5 years? 

Frédéric: Composing a peaceful symphony, surrounded by nature. Or maybe a really noisy one. Or both. 
Stéphane: Singing a duet with Robert Smith ! 

9. Is the artwork of an album important nowadays in the digital era? 

Of course, artwork is always important. 

10. What is you favorite album cover? 

Stéphane: “Ummagumma” Pink Floyd / “Volume 1&2” Bauhaus / “Tutu” Miles Davis (even if the LP sucks)




Frédéric: “Haus der Lüge” Einstürzende Neubauten 

11. It seems that a lot of people are turning on vinyl again. Why do you think that is and which is your preferable media format? 

Stéphane: Fred is the best to answer to that question! He’s record collector! 
Frédéric: Vinyl is sexy, what else? 

12. What's the funniest story or moment as a band? 

Frédéric: Stéphane and I are playing in three bands together at the moment: FareWell Poetry, Le Réveil des Tropiques and, of course, Oiseaux-Tempête. Each band gets his own mood and funny moments. Few weeks ago we did a recording session for the second album of Oiseaux-Tempête at Mikrokosm studio in Lyon. We watched the movie Scarface by Coppola a big part of the second night, imitating the characters and laughing with Ben and our friends Agathe Max and Gareth Davis. We said: “ok let’s do a cover of the main theme tomorrow at the studio”. We took one hour off the day after, looking for the chords and trying some sounds. And we did this cover in a really nasty heavy way: cheesy mellotron, bass clarinet, big drums and fuzzy loud bass VI. So much fun that we stand on the brick of keeping it in the future tracklist…


Oiseaux-Tempête just released their debut album reworked by Scanner | Justin Small (Do Make Say Think) | Leopard Of Honour |  Saåad | May Roosevelt | Witxes | Dag Rosenqvist (Jasper TX) | Machinefabriek | AUN | Colin Johnco | Richard Knox (A-Sun Amissa)  &  Cyril Secq (Astrïd).

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EP: Not Just To Drink And Dream - Aerial Shots


Band: Not Just To Drink And Dream
Album: Aerial Shots EP
Label: Self Released
Year: 2014







Tracklist
01. Aerial Shots
02. Greenhill
03. It's Alright, It's Okay
04. Sleep For Health
05. North Eastern
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Not Just To Drink And Dream are a post-rock band from Newfoundland, Canada that were formed in October 2012. Their first EP "Aerial Shots" was released in April 2014.

Wednesday, June 11, 2014 0 Engineers

Preview: 2HRs - 類星體 (Quasar)


Band: 2HRs
Album: 類星體 (Quasar)
Label: White Wabbit Records
Year: 2014








Tracklist
01. 星空閃爍 (Scintillation)
02. 星潮湧現 (Startide Rising)
03. 鬼島 (The Isle Of Ghouls)
04. 少年夢 (Youth Dream)
05. 群眾力量 (Power To The People)
06. 信號儀 (Transmitter)
07. 星移 (Stellar Movement)
08. 頻譜 (Spectrum)
09. 瞪鄉人 (Homegazer)
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2HRs are four would-be-scientists that decided to cruise their way in outer space with the help of bass, drum, keyboard, and a violin. Given that, it might sound weird on paper but these eccentric kids did throw a curve ball. Quasar can be two things at once: a concept album that recounts a dying planet far, far away in the galaxy; a subtle critique of the government in Taiwan.     

In 1999, White Wabbit Records started out as a record store in Taipei, Taiwan, with the actual label formed three years later to release music for independent artists. White Wabbit Records have also started franchise with labels including A&C, which issues their releases in Canada and America. One of their artists, Aphasia went on tour in Toronto, and will be heading to Summer Sonic this year.

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Sunday, June 08, 2014 0 Engineers

The Inquisition: 011.Pelican

1. How did you came up with the name of the band?  

We didn’t really put very much thought into the band name. A friend of ours had a funny story about a guy with a pelican tattoo and someone said “that would be a good band name.” I’m not sure that was true, but I suppose it suits us. 

2. Do you have a standard procedure of creating a song? Do you just jam around or is there a main riff and the track is build up on it?  

Usually a song begins with a riff or small collection of riffs. We meet in smaller groups, usually duos, to start fleshing them out into full song structures. Once a song is mostly structured we bring it to the full band and build out the other layers of the arrangement. Often a song will start longer and get edited down as it gets fuller. 

3. What are your influences and what kind of music do you hear when you are at home?  

All four of us have really different frames of reference and listening habits. There are a few bands that overlap: Radiohead, Neurosis, Eyehategod, Thin Lizzy, but mostly it’s all over the place. All of us are ravenous music listeners that can’t be pinned down to one genre or sound. 

4. What is the first record you've ever bought ?  

If I remember correctly it was Tom Petty’s Damn The Torpedoes. “Even the Losers” remains a life anthem to this day. 

5. Name a band that you would like to share the stage or tour with ?  

Now that Slowdive are touring again, they immediately come to mind… 

6. Did the internet and specially the blogs helped to spread your music around the world? Name a place (country) that you were surprised to know your music has reached to?  

There’s no question that the internet helped our global reach even as it hurt our record sales. I think Turkey and Russia are the countries we’re most surprised to have played and had crowds familiar with our music. 

7. Do you support the idea of bandcamp where fans can decide the price or services like spotify?

Both. We’re fans of any means that makes our music available for people to listen. 

8. Where do you see yourselves in 5 years?  

Similar to where we are now - we intend to keep making albums and playing shows wherever and whenever we can. We all have lives outside the band and it has to operate in whatever free time we can spare, but it is 100% essential to us to have this creative outlet. 
9. Is the artwork of an album important nowadays in the digital era?  
Of course, the album art gives a record a visual association for the listener which is emblazoned on their consciousness, whether it’s a tiny jpeg or a large LP cover. We put a lot of care into the art curation of our records. 

10. What is you favorite album cover?  

The Clash "London Calling". It’s become iconic, but even separate from that it communicates such a sense of urgency and aggression. That music doesn’t sound aggressive by modern standards, but it’s in there lyrically and the album cover really helps underscore that sense of social anxiety and frustration that runs through the album; like it’s been bottled up and now it’s ready to explode.

11. It seems that a lot of people are turning on vinyl again. Why do you think that is and which is your preferable media format?  

The reason CDs had such a boom is that people craved the portability. Portability has obviously also driven the popularity of mp3s and now streaming technology, but those mediums don’t have very good sound quality. Music isn’t anything but organized sound - the people who can’t live with less have been turning increasingly to vinyl as a reaction.  

I’ve collected vinyl records for over 20 years; I’ve always been enamored with the way the art plays a prominent role and the tactile feeling of putting the needle into a groove. I also appreciate side breaks, I think they help most records flow better.  

12. What's the funniest story or moment as a band?  

We played Primavera festival in 2007 (maybe 2008?) and I remember the festival organizers were rushing us through our soundcheck a little bit because they’d planned this big photoshoot where the entire crew and all the bands from the festival would pose together. So we kind of rushed things a little bit and headed down to where they were doing the shoot. It was, like, 15 crew people, us, and Sonic Youth. It was pretty surreal - no one else showed up. I kind of wish we’d engaged them in conversation or something, but I was way too nervous. That was a very fun fest - our stage was us, ISIS, and Grizzly Bear right before they became a huge band. 

I dunno, not very funny I guess, but that’s what just came to mind.  


Pelican are touring next week along with Tombs:
     
June 12 - San Diego, CA - The Casbah   
June 13 - Los Angeles, CA - El Rey   
June 15 - San Francisco, CA - Slim's   
June 16 - Sacramento, CA - Midtown Barfly   
June 17 - Portland, OR - Branx   
June 18 - Vancouver, BC - Rickshaw Theater   
June 19 - Seattle, WA - Neumo's  

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EP: Goldfall - The Crumbling Manifest


Band: Goldfall
Album: The Crumbling Manifest EP
Label: Self Released
Year: 2013








Tracklist
01. Leadership (feat. Tim, 5Ft High & Rising)
02. Strength
03. Follower
04. Temper (feat. Hendrik, My Heart A Crown)
05. Salvation
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Goldfall is a four member hardcore band from Sarstedt, Germany.

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Thursday, June 05, 2014 0 Engineers

Streaming: Kogumaza - Kолокол


Band: Kogumaza
Album: Kолокол
Label: Lancashire & Somerset Records
Year: 2014








Tracklist
01. NB / Kолокол / Ursids
02. Gradualist / Luna 2 / Stamping Ground
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Kogumaza is a psychedelic/krautrock band from Nottingham, England.  They released a pair of seven inch singles on the Low Point and Lancashire & Somerset labels respectively in 2010. Their debut self-titled LP is to has been released by Low Point in 2011. In 2014 they released their second album called "Kолокол". All material, was recorded by the band at their own Way-Out Is The Way Out studio.

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Wednesday, June 04, 2014 0 Engineers

Album: My Education - A Drink For All My Friends


Band: My Education
Album: A Drink For All My Friends
Label: Golden Antenna Records
Year: 2013








Tracklist
01. A Drink...
02. ...For All My Friends
03. Mr. 1986
04. Black Box
05. Roboter-Höhlenbewohner
06. Happy Village
07. Homunculus
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The band name, My Education was chosen from William S. Burroughs final novel - a collection of his dreams from various decades. 

Since forming in 1999, the membership of My Education has expanded and contracted while their sonic landscapes have grown with each release - 5 full length albums, several singles, compilation appearances, and a 12” vinyl collaboration with avant-hip hop duo dälek. Recordings have been remixed by members of bands Kinski, Pelican, the Red Sparowes and dälek. Albums include 5 Popes, Italian, Moody Dipper, Bad Vibrations and the latest - Sunrise - out on Strange Attractors Audio House in the USA & Canada. 

Sunrise, a new album of pieces from their original score for F.W. Murnau’s 1927 silent masterpiece “Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans”, finds the band in peak form . Having perfected the material with live film performances over the last two years with sold out shows across the USA, My Education has captured 40 plus minutes of a soundtrack to the long dark night of the soul. Sunrise is an aural experience that is original and unique. This soundtrack finds parallels with the soundscapes Popol Vuh created for Werner Herzog’s films. All told, this is their most diverse and mature release to date.

Several tours throughout the country have kept fans abuzz with My Education’s unique blend of drones and tones. The music of My Education takes you on a journey of mischief & mayhem - from sunset to Sunrise.

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EP: The Mothman Prophecies - The Fallen Crown


Band: The Mothman Prophecies
Album: The Fallen Crown
Label: Self Released
Year: 2014








Tracklist
01. Age Of Terror
02. The Fallen Crown
03. Scorched Land
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These guys from Sedan, France are ready to kick your ass with an incisive and powerful progressive deathcore. After many line-up changes, they have now evolved into a powerful and effective metalcore.

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Album: Lands - Misanthropy


Band: Lands
Album: Misanthropy
Label: Self Released
Year: 2014








Tracklist
01. Without Hope Or Encouragement
02. Eight Years Ago
03. Set Sail And Never Look Back
04. Envy
05. Hell Is Other People
06. The Road Home
07. You've Lost Yourself
08. Mistrust And Disdain
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Lands is  a post-rock/metal band, formed in late autumn 2010 in Reigate, Surrey, consisting of guitarists Phil Bashford (Fony) and Steve Gush (Fony), bassist Stew Gush (Broken Union and Bottlenex), drummer Adam Evans (Solo Shoots First) and vocalist Alex Hooton (Earned In Blood).

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Tuesday, June 03, 2014 0 Engineers

Album: Sylvan Circle - Transition State


Band: Sylvan Circle
Album: Transition State
Label: Self Released
Year: 2014








Tracklist
01. 52 Hertz
02. Charon's Toll
03. Autumn
04. The Pale Blue Dot
05. A Turn Of The Screw
06. Limbo
07. Shatter
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James Cruikshank is the man, behind the one man band from UK, Sylvan Circle. No further info is available.

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Video: Saåad - Giant Mouth


Sunday, June 01, 2014 0 Engineers

EP: Ypres - Ypres


Band: Ypres
Album: Ypres EP
Label: Self Released
Year: 2014








Tracklist
01. Ravel
02. Reversible
03. Warm Hands
04. Submergence
05. Passage
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Ypres is a Russian atmospheric, post-metal band. No further info is avialable.

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EP: Stonefromthesky - Orbital


Band: Stonefromthesky
Album: Orbital EP
Label: Self Released
Year: 2014








Tracklist
01. Interstellar
02. Irreversible
03. Weightless
04. Altered
05. Forlorn
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Just one man fighting the limitless possibilities of electronic music. For Fans of 
C R O W N.

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