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New signing on Tympanik Audio - Debut for Haven
Poland’s hidden talent [Haven] signs to the Tympanik Audio family for his debut album titled ‘Plastic‘. A gradual scorching dirge that reveals itself amidst an impeccable quilt of tight beatwork, sleuthing throughout memorable soundscapes, and airy atmospheres.

With heavy basslines, delicate sampling, infectious, stabbing beats, and an uncanny sense of raw emotion woven into each piece of work, [Haven] separates himself from the pack with his debut album ‘Plastic‘ on Tympanik Audio, slated for release this July 2009 on digipak compact disc. Bonus material will be supplemented by Aphorism and Tapage with secular results. Sloppy-wet and wanting you real bad…

Tell me about madness…
Posted by DJ HAL on Thursday 25 June 2009 - 10:42:07 Read/Post Comment: 0email to someone printer friendly

New Disharmony release
Under-rated, yet revered with undying admiration by the already initiated, this Slovakian duo has (un)quietly scorched the underground Electro-Industrial scene for many years, releasing several continuously morphing collections of work amongst the awe of fans and music critics alike. With a plethora of remixing and album credits to their name, dISHARMONY manage to speak volumes once again with their signature brand of down-tempo, yet hard-hitting electronica-tinged Industrial works, paying never mind to any looming trends, but instead constantly evolving beyond the typical genre clones and earn their right to the throne amongst a horde of imitators.

With graceful progression towards the beautiful and harsh, dISHARMONY utilizes their unique mesh of dark, technoid beats and classic Industrial rhythms, matched perfectly with harsh vocals and addictive melodies, to arrive at a dark and complex new cavern of sonic stimulation.

You may know dISHARMONY’s critically-hailed last album ‘Malignant Shields‘. You may know their prolific remix collection ‘Cloned: The Other Side Of Evolution‘. You may know their recent collaborations with the likes of Flint Glass, Totakeke, Mnemonic, Stendeck, Fractional, Anhedonia, Zentriert ins Antlitz, and countless others. But be sure of this: you do not know ‘Evolution‘… Yet.

Posted by DJ HAL on Thursday 25 June 2009 - 10:40:33 Read/Post Comment: 0email to someone printer friendly

New Autoclav1.1 release
‘Where Once Were Exit Wounds‘ perpetuates the Autoclav1.1 legacy with a stunning presentation of electronic works that truly captures the heart and soul of this Tympanik artist favourite.

While still absorbing praise from his critically-acclaimed 2008 release ‘Love No Longer Lives Here‘ Autoclav1.1’s Tony Young reaches even deeper into his seemingly endless bag of talent that is sure to be hailed as his most promising work to date.

‘Where Once Were Exit Wounds‘ is a visceral montage of complex beats, surging guitars, pulsating synthwork, and undying melodies, that will well exceed even the most ascertaining tastes, all the while exhibiting a flow of embracing atmospheres and lovely melodic breeziness that will encompass its listener with warmth and gentle adrenaline time and time again. Autoclav1.1 fearlessly interjects a powerful concoction of love, loss, and despair fueled by lathering electronic rhythms akin to a thoughtful drive accelerating almost uncontrollably along a distant country road on a warm summer night.

Get ready for the most engaging Autoclav1.1 album to date… ‘Where Once Were Exit Wounds‘ is available on compact disc with stunning artwork by Salt ( Ant-Zen / Hymen) this July 2009, only from Tympanik Audio…


Posted by DJ HAL on Thursday 25 June 2009 - 10:39:19 Read/Post Comment: 0email to someone printer friendly

Hymen releases 12 year celibration compilation
Hymen Records celebrates its 12th year of existence with this fine double CD set which includes 33 tracks by 33 projects. Artists who (both well known and new to their followers) spotlight Hymen Records as
things are now.
A blend of electronica, breakbeats, dubstep, electro, ambient and much more... enjoy the gush!

Out: June 2009

Source Hymen Records
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New Exocet release
For their second album Exocet has transformed from two persons into one. Beyond realizing his own creativity, R. Klimaczewski was also responsible for the translation of Dave Kean's ideas and inspirations into this project's music - the result was their first cd in 2008.
Unfortunately Mr. Kean passed away last year before any new tracks were implemented. Now, in loving memory, Klima is getting on with Exocet as a solo project - a challenge he has masterly succeeded in.
Exocet's sound can be described best as the missing link between present day noise industrial and intelligent dance music. Repetitive industrial roughness is backed by complex beats, pulsing bass and crystal clear ambient spheres. Samples sometimes serve as part of the cadenced foundation, f.e. in 'Like hot and bad dreams' samples are perfectly embedded to yield the uniqueness of this project. On the other hand, tribal rhythms and harsh electronics clash during the true floor burner 'Sensitive size'. Grotesque consumer's spirit is acherontic and menacing, taking the listener into a virtual arena where the enemy can be anywhere - there is no safety, keep wide awake, and no time to rest... move!

Out: 12th of June 2009

Source: Ant-Zen
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New Black Lung release
March 2008, in one of the most unusual events in contemporary music history, notable electronic/alternative musician David Thrussell aka Black Lung is commissioned by DARPA (the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency — a funding body of the U.S Government and the Pentagon) to produce a recording that reflects the ideals and reality of Vision 2020, a futuristic military strategy program that first saw the light of day in May of 2000.

Working with a sizeable budget and unprecedented access to defense installations and personnel, Thrussell took over a year to complete the project and wove many field recordings as well as the sounds of sensitive hardware and technology into the final product. “One of the greatest thrills for me,” says Thrussell, “was setting up a full P.A. inside one of the ICBM silos at Vandenberg Air Force Base, California to run and record the final mix on the title track Full Spectrum Dominance — room ambience and all!”

When asked if he sees any conflict between his latest project and his past stance as known critic of government and military activities, Thrussell is quick to retort, “No, not at all. I see my role first as a musical journalist — to present the information — there’s plenty of time for editorializing later. And…,” he continues enthusiastically, “I’ve even invented my own sub-genre to describe the album’s unique, crunchy, downbeat sound — Grave-step….”

The DARPA Arts Liaison Fund, along with the U.S. label Tympanik Audio, is proud to present the new Black Lung album ‘Full Spectrum Dominance‘.


Out: 16th of June
Source: Tympanik Audio / Ant-Zen
Posted by DJ HAL on Monday 01 June 2009 - 10:48:23 Read/Post Comment: 0email to someone printer friendly

New Pandora's Black Book release
In between composing the harsh, uncompromising mayhem of his main project, Lucidstatic, Alaskan native James Church utilizes his prolific side-project Pandora’s Black Book to focus on more secular dark Industrial rhythms and dense ambient atmospheres, all carefully wrapped up in alluring beats and meticulously crafted synthwork.

With careful attention to cohesiveness and alluring dark ambiance, ‘Black Brothel‘ commands an air of maturity and function, expertly merging shadowy melodies, haunting pads, rich atmospheres, and infectious beatwork to arrive at a solid collage of intelligent down-tempo, yet abrasive Industrial works that will not soon be forgotten.


Out: 25th of May 2009

Source: Tympanik Audio
Posted by DJ HAL on Sunday 10 May 2009 - 15:06:53 Read/Post Comment: 0email to someone printer friendly

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