Puce Mary — The Drought
On The Drought for PAN, Copenhagen sound artist Puce Mary brings passion, aggression and lyricism into one noisy experiment.
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LEV 2018 Returns to Northern Spain in April
In its twelfth edition, the Asturian L.E.V. festival opts again for a forward-thinking, eclectic lineup that turns the event into a truly appealing prospect.
Franck Vigroux — Barricades
Franck Vigroux is set to release his dystopian Barricades LP on Erototox Decodings, exposing fears and menaces using frantic beats, deep drones, and distortion.
MACE. — Life, Intelligence, Joy, Breathing
Mace. takes us on a fascinating and striking sonic journey into the bowels of our unknowable global economy.
LEV Festival 2017: A tiny Garden of Eden for electronic music lovers
LEV Festival reached maturity in a true communion between technological and organic offerings, forward looking A/V artists and a highly demanding crowd.
Geistform — Transmitter
Industrial techno achieves new heights with Transmitter, a full communion between heavy beats and raw distortion, which will set any dancefloor on fire.
LEV Festival 2017 final lineup announcement
L.E.V. eleventh edition shares an eclectic final lineup built upon three pillars: raw intensity, colorful harmony and dystopian aesthetics.
Franck Vigroux
Franck Vigroux follows the physical force of sound across thirty-three selections. Xenakis, Schaeffer and Penderecki meet Pan Sonic, Whitehouse, Pharmakon and Suicide in an uncompromising passage through electroacoustic and industrial music.
Blood Sport
Blood Sport bring the rhythmic intensity of their Sheffield shows into an eighteen-track mix. Afrobeat, noise, house and experimental electronics converge in a live-recorded selection, with extra sound from processed Stylophone and cassette.
SNTS — Losing Sight
Losing Sight by SNTS is a deliberately produced LP album that contains raw yet complete sound dynamics, nicely done modulations and an overall ritualistic aura.
LXV
LXV builds a vivid sound collage around the uneasy meeting of nature, technology and human consciousness. Japanese electronic pioneers, processed field recordings and David Sutton’s specially composed interludes form the thirty-seven-minute world of No Face Render.
Kareem
Kareem pushes from ominous ambient space into bruising industrial techno across ninety minutes. Twenty selections connect Huren, Shapednoise, Christoph de Babalon and Monica Hits The Ground with the Zhark founder’s own productions and an unreleased Stave remix.