Tribute to genius

The Road to the Western Lands - 1998

The Road to the Western Lands is a collection of radical mix translations from Material's Seven Souls. This work revolves around the words and voice of the late William S. Burroughs who died August 2nd, 1997.

Presented here are seven sound constructions derived and mutated from the original sources. Created by methods similar to those used by Burroughs himself with artist Brion Gysin to produce alternate results with writing...(the cut-ups).

This is a tribute to the mind, the life, and the words of William S. Burroughs, the singularity of his vision and his certainty in the power of language. His words are weapons against those who are bent by stupidity or design on blowing up the planet. (daqui)

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Dead Serious

Burn and Rise EP - 2010

Hailing from Munich, Panic Girl alias Martha Plachetka dedicated her life to music from an early age. After receiving classical training in piano, guitar, and singing she got deep into the production of electronic music.

 Panic Girl's debut EP "Burn And Rise" is an outstanding and versatile piece of music. Genrewise it can mainly be described as a rich mix of different electronic styles with a deep trip hop angle. Starting with the anthemic "Midnight", listeners get dragged into Panic Girls's disturbed world from the first second.

Being dead serious about her art, she not only writes her own lyrics and music, but as well produces all recordings on her own.

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Nine Songs - 2001

Micatone is the best example of what should be called real modern jazz - every track is different, what combined with true proffesionalism, delicacy and vehemence makes that their music can be listened all along.
Nine Songs delivers eight full tracks of jazzstep goodness, all bolstered by Lisa Bassenge’s slinky vocals. “Step into the Gallery” speeds along at a head-rocking, finger-snapping pace, and Bassenge keeps up without losing a step. Strangely enough, “Tranquilo” is not tranquil at all; for mellow, you’ll have to turn to “A Part of Me.” There’s a tech sheen and smoothness on “Playmobile Soldier,” which, despite its odd conceit, works marvelously well. The final track, “Torture,” is anything but tortuous: it’s a laidback track that glides away into space.(discogs)

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Algo diferente

Timeless (Disc 1) - 1995

Goldie is responsible for some of the earliest and best drum and bass/hardcore/jungle.
Check out the Terminator EP, 4 amazing tunes! Saint Angel could still be played 10 years later and it sounds like new.

Timeless (Disc 2) - 1995
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