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Second Emerging Organisms compilation on Tympanik
The second edition to Tympanik Audio’s critically acclaimed ‘Emerging Organisms‘ compilation series celebrating our first year of unique and modern electronic music CD releases. ‘EO2‘ picks up where the first volume of ‘Emerging Organisms‘ left off by providing a fantastic collection of fresh new tracks by some of the very finest in pioneering electronic music composers. With so much from the electronic underground to offer, ‘EO2‘ will again span two full compact discs worth of material featuring the very best from the world’s most innovative and prolific electronic music.
Featuring all new and exclusive tracks from artists around the globe including Access To Arasaka (US), Totakeke (US), Autoclav1.1 vs. ESA (UK), Subheim (GR), Anhedonia (CZ), Flint Glass (FR), Aphorism (US), Hecq (DE), Marching Dynamics (US), Dryft (US), Blackfilm (UK), Tapage (NL), Stendeck (CH), Flaque (DE), Keef Baker (UK), Atmogat (DE), Mnemonic (DE), Edgey (US), Mlada Fronta (FR), DJ Hidden (NL), Zentriert ins Antlitz (DE), Architect (DE), Sincere Trade (CA), Rope (UK), Lights Out Asia (UK), and Ginormous (US).

Available on a double compact disc collection with stunning artwork by Kostas K. ( Subheim) in December 2008 only on Tympanik Audio.
Posted by DJ HAL on Wednesday 19 November 2008 - 16:16:27 Read/Post Comment: 0email to someone printer friendly

New Broken Fabiola release
The new full-length album by Broken Fabiola, titled ‘Severed‘, marks their return from hibernation since the release of their double CD collection in 2005 on Auricle Media. Written and produced over a period of 3 years between Seattle and Los Angeles, the project’s music became a personal labor of love, and the heavily favored body of work by its celebrated producer, Karloz.M of the Electro/Industrial act Manufactura.
With additional production and vocal talents from Sharon Blackstone as well as additional vocals by Nissa, Broken Fabiola takes the listener into a delicate world of tense atmospheres filled with dense, emotional soundscapes stirred generously by a vast assortment of broken beats and rhythmic pulses.
Drawing from a prolific pool of Dark Ambient, IDM, Tech-Step, and Rhythmic Noise influences, Broken Fabiola’s ‘Severed‘ delves deep into the reaches of the mind, digging purposely into emotionally charged epics that explore those territories beyond internal struggle and the duality of mankind.
With a monument of prolific soundscapes to reveal, ‘Severed‘ manages to peer through the mind of its listener, setting aside conventional aural stimulation, and instead uncovers the darker and more contemplative regions of this fantastic human organ.
Featuring collaborations from some very special guest artists such as Shane Talada (Marching Dynamics / The Operative), Daniel Myer ( Architect / Haujobb), Scott Sturgis ( Converter) and Dre Robinson (Databomb / Download), ‘Severed‘ promises to be an intense and memorable journey indeed.

Available in late November 2008 on compact disc only from Tympanik Audio.
Posted by DJ HAL on Wednesday 19 November 2008 - 16:15:23 Read/Post Comment: 0email to someone printer friendly

New Zentriert Ins Antlitz on Tympanik
After three CD releases for COP International and several free album downloads including last year’s excellent ‘Diametral‘, the German trio of Holger Meuler, Jürgen Warkentin, and Marc Friedrich will release their newest collection of work simply entitled ‘…NO’. But simple, this album is not.
With ever-expanding maturity and grace, Zentriert ins Antlitz once again redefine their signature sound by injecting infectious beatwork into lush atmospheric soundscapes to create a poignant blend of dark electronica and industrial-tinged ambient aesthetics. Expect a major leap forward in the ZIA sound with this highly-engaging new album.
‘…NO‘, due to release on Tympanik Audio in November 2008, will contain the new 12-track album plus fantastic bonus material that can be “de-mutilated” or unlocked via download instructions from the CD. The extra content will feature various media including many bonus tracks + remixes by several Tympanik Audio artists including Subheim, Totakeke, Integral, Access To Arasaka, Unterm Rad, Stendeck, Lucidstatic, Disharmony, Autoclav1.1, and more…

27 outstanding tracks, over 150 minutes of music, all on 1 single compact disc.

Watch for Zentriert ins Antlitz’s “…No” in late November 2008 on Tympanik Audio.
Posted by DJ HAL on Wednesday 19 November 2008 - 16:14:35 Read/Post Comment: 0email to someone printer friendly

New E.S.A. release on Tympanik
Following ESA’s debut album 'Devotion, Discipline, and Denail' as well as this years encompassing 2nd album 'How Pure Would Your Utopia Be?' on Hive Records, ESA (Electronic Substance Abuse) returns with an enormous new album on Tympanik Audio titled 'The Sea & The Silence'. 11 tracks of pure Industrial adrenaline, marked carefully by strong, complex atmospheres and dense, apocalyptic beats, 'The Sea & The Silence' is a monster of an album, proclaiming two powerful elements, as the title suggests, with no apparent apologies to its potential victims.
With tracks ranging from dancefloor-mopping hard electronics to complex and modern tribal excursions, 'The Sea & The Silence' takes the ESA sound even further into intense and engaging terrains. Asserting heavy walls of bass-driven rhythms, vast levels of dynamism, commanding vocal stabbings, and intricately woven versatility, this new collection of impressive rhythmic Industrial works promises to be ESA’s finest hour…


Out: December 2nd 2008

Source: Tympanik Audio
Posted by DJ HAL on Tuesday 18 November 2008 - 08:51:18 Read/Post Comment: 0email to someone printer friendly

New Totakeke release
Coming in September 2008 on Tympanik Audio is the companion CD to Totakeke’s critically-acclaimed album ‘eLekatota - The Other Side Of The Tracks‘ appropriately titled ‘Forgotten On The Other Side Of The Tracks‘.
13 new and forgotten Totakeke masterpieces from the ‘At The Train Station On A Saturday Evening‘ and ‘eLekatota‘ album sessions, seamlessly mixed and mastered to flow like a new collection of work. Futuristic Industrial rhythms meets uncompromising complexity with all the innovation and quality you have come to expect from this master of abrasive and melodic electronic music.
Includes hard-hitting remixes by Lucidstatic, Pandora’s Black Book, and Terrorfakt.
As an added bonus, we will be offering a free 12-track download compilation of Totakeke’s work titled ‘Past:Present:Future‘ featuring selections from the entire Totakeke discography including 4 new tracks from the upcoming DCD full-length album ‘The Things That Disappear When I Close My Eyes‘, slated for release in early 2009 on Tympanik Audio.
Intelligent Rhythmic Industrial at its finest…

Out: September 23rd 2008

Source: Tympanik Audio
Posted by DJ HAL on Tuesday 16 September 2008 - 21:35:56 Read/Post Comment: 0email to someone printer friendly

New Klangstabil release
The idea of producing a concept album about chess arose in the summer of 2005 when Boris May started cultivating an interest in the game to find a way to overcome his growing mental laziness.
These ghost novels were pulp fiction that was published in the 1970s and that impressed him deeply in his childhood. After some research he was able to contact the artist who did the cover paintings, Ugurcan Vüce (can). Boris May: "since he is not only a painter but also a musician, we got on to the same wavelength very quickly when the concept of 'Math & Emotion' was explained. I explained how the chess theme should run through the whole album." this contradiction is visually realised by two archetypal spirits emanating from Boris May's and Maurizio Blanco's bodies to fight the deadly match to the end. the music on this album seems easily accessible, resuming the path Klangstabil has been on for years. The first impression to the expectant listener might be undiluted dark electro-based pop, but this isn't an inaccurate evaluation, as they call it 'Klangpop'. Massive synth surfaces, pulsing sequencer patterns and intense vocals intertwined with precise computerized drum beats add up to memorable tunes. On closer examination oblique details become visible: elaborated rhythmical work, hidden sound fragments and the specific tension Klangstabil are well-known for - all aided by significant lyrics in German, English and Italian. The more you engage in 'Math & Emotion' the more the deepness of this release will develop - just like the seemingly simple game of chess and the game of life.

Out: October 16th 2008

Source: Ant-Zen
Posted by DJ HAL on Tuesday 16 September 2008 - 20:32:21 Read/Post Comment: 0email to someone printer friendly

New Von Magnet release
Von Magnet dreams of the existence of other possible paths; thin and minute. Those tightrope walking paths almost invisible. Bouncing in between two perils, two poles, above empires, across frames, which can slip through the breaches of any walls. That is the story of this album. When rage is accompanied by tears. This album is our reaction facing the brutal reality of our world today. A world under pressure where all is put into opposition, where everything would like to divide us and where we are being arbitrarily dictated the absolute necessity of a choice. But with 'ni prédateur ni proie' (neither predator nor prey) we will not choose our side. There between partial / impartial, north / south, subjective / objective, orient / occident, coward / hero, poor / rich, indifferent / partisan ... we will remain bare handed, like astonished and turbulent children dancing on a mine field. we will just stare at you, we will fall into rage and boil into tears. Within this emotional turmoil, flore magnet and the turkish actress esra bezen bilgin replace women where they are never welcome. Women of multiplicity, violence, engagement and resistance. Phil Von gives way to the voices of the rom kids of mostar and the jewish and palestinian actors from amos gitai and hany abu-assad movies. At their side, Def sharpens his analogue bass lines and darkens atmospherical ambiances which often feel like 'war'. Scattered explosions, shots, crackles, complaints or laments. only our guest, kurdish sufi musician Mübin Dunen softens the crawling tension. His ney bringing our clamour down to a silent light thread. Now Von Magnet signs a harsh, raw, urgent and poetical piece, mixed and produced flawlessly by master Norscq. Another dary fusion which binds classical music flavours with oriental rhythms, tribal percussions within neo industrial electronic soundscapes. Here orient is not any more sensual and phantasmagoric, it is rigid and almost cold. Here occident is no more sparkling and victorious, it is sad and decadent. Nevertheless 'neither predator nor prey' is the length of rope which suddenly ties them up, confronting our hearts to dive close to the abyss.

Out: Now!

Source: Ant-Zen
Posted by DJ HAL on Tuesday 16 September 2008 - 20:29:29 Read/Post Comment: 0email to someone printer friendly

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