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Chaos as Shelter - Dead Air Broadcasts (DTA Records)
One of the early releases by this Israeli dark ambient act. Relying on processed and sampled radio sounds as the basis for most of the tracks, "Dead Air Broadcasts" shows much more depth once you familiarize yourself with it. Might definitely appeal to Kryptogen Rundfunk fans.
(CD, jewel case, $9.00, on sale)
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[ collage ] [ radio noise ]
[mp3 ]
Chaos As Shelter - Message (Taalem)
Label info: "[...] For this 3", Vadim has worked from a spy message he had captured on his shortwave radio. The always evolving 20mn track he has composed is simply fascinating and obsessive. At the first listening you're hooked!"
(3" printed CD-R, $6.50, last copy)
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[ radio noise ]
Funkstillesender / Komatöserzustand - Dno (Beta-Sendung)
Comatose ambient made from layers of radio noise and static by these two obscure Russian projects. The presentation is cheap (don't expect anything beyond a photocopied sheet and a white CD-R in a slim case), but it somehow fits the rough lo-fi nature of the sounds to be found here.
(CD-R, slim case, $10.00)
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[ radio noise ]
Invisible Front - Interferences And Time (Indie-ziert)
Appropriately subtitled "Kampf auf allen Frequenzen", the debut release by this Berlin-based unit chooses the radio as its key subject matter and explores its impact as the first major mass communication tool of the 20th century. As expected, this translates into samples of number stations, historical radio speeches and general shortwave chatter providing a backdrop for overdriven synthetic tones and crackling (yet controlled) noise. The less agitated moments bring to mind SRP's "Schriever Rundflugzeug Projekt" and other Membrum Debile Propaganda releases, but overall this album is much more abrasive than initially hinted at. A struggle on all frequencies indeed.
(CD, slim DVD case with inserts, $14.00)
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[ power electronics ] [ radio noise ]
Kryptogen Rundfunk - 22.SZ [mn024] (Mechanoise Labs)
First full-length release from this St. Petersburg-based project, providing you with waves of luscious radio noise and the warm, glowing murmurs of technology.
(CD, heavy A5 cardboard sleeve, 350 copies, $14.00)
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[ analog electronics ] [ radio noise ]
T.A.U. - Absolutely Black Body (Ultra)
Collaboration effort from Kirill Rozhkov and Alexander Lebedev-Frontov. Machine noise and processed radio signals that have a trance-like quality to them. Limited to 120 hand-numbered copies.
(CD-R, cardboard sleeve, out of stock)
[ old-school industrial ] [ radio noise ]
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