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Filed under Audio, Electronic, Electronica, Rock
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Another great release from the Error!Lo-Fi Records (Spain). Pequeña Fiera! is a band that explores the border between lo-fi and experimental/art rock (vide Radiohead, Sigur Ros, etc.).
What we got on Secrets with no words are 5 very dreamy and hazy tunes that take us somewhere very much behind the rainbow. If the band thought about the compositions a little bit thoroughly than it would definitely be a minor underground hit-band.
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Written by galaktycznyzwiad
· January 28, 2010 at 8:00 AM
Filed under Audio, Indie Rock
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This is the first of the records from Error!Lo-Fi Recording, a very interesting net-label I would like to recommend here.
Lagrima plays interesting and engaging instrumental lo-fi and although there is a certain that-composition-is-so-similar and I-have-heard-it-before syndromes, it's still a recommendable release.
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Written by galaktycznyzwiad
· January 25, 2010 at 8:00 AM
Filed under Audio, Metal
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I’ve got to tell you - that thing ain’t no blues. Maybe I’m wrong, but I’ve got an impression that death metal bands avoid Creative Commons and focus more on the good old underground zine-net and gigs ways of promoting their music... Two thumbs up for Mental Killing Spree for bravery and offering their first album as a free download and under CC!
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Written by galaktycznyzwiad
· November 16, 2009 at 8:01 AM
Filed under Ambient, Audio, Electronica
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First of all, congratulations to Arthur Caravan. Never had I found a more complicated record title! Ok, it fits into code-and-numbers mood intelligent dance music composers adore, but try to tell a friend: ‘Have you heard Cravan’s latest 222777444777782555 555444?’ I challenge you... just try...
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Written by galaktycznyzwiad
· October 19, 2009 at 8:00 AM
Filed under Ambient, Audio, Electronica, Industrial, Techno
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Vate, a Mexican electro-music artist, is one certainly to be recommended. From the very beginning of Volt, his latest record, one finds that it is a release that cannot be neglected. There are some Kraftwerk influences there, and Turismo, the first tune of the LP, is a Tour de France for the modern era, when car rallies replaces bicycle ones. Orient Stress follows, and it's been the most energetic one composed by Vate, almost an EBM piece with a highly recommendable mixture of industrial samples and electro mood.
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Written by galaktycznyzwiad
· September 11, 2009 at 8:00 AM
