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Label: Etruscan
Catalog#: ETR 004
Release date: 14-04-2013
Source: 2xCD, Album
Format: MP3
Quality: 320 kbps
Size: 216 mb
Genre: Electronic, Rock
Style: Modern Classical / Post-rock / Folktronica / Cinematic Experimental

Tracklist:
Disc 1
01 Jupiter Ammon
02 Pegasus
03 Proserpina
04 Neptune
05 Hannibal’s Elephant
06 The Dragon
07 Nymphaeum
08 Venus
09 Ceres
10 Hercules and Cacus
11 The Mouth of Hell
12 The Theatre

Disc 2
01 Left Sphinx
02 Glaucus
03 Cerberus
04 Echidna and Harpy
05 Kantharos
06 The Nymph
07 The Tortoise and the Whale
08 Etruscan Bench
09 The Temple
10 Right Sphinx

Imagine an orchestral and oriental Efterklang reworking “Selected Ambient Works” by Aphex Twin – you now have the framework to disseminate “The Gardens Of Bomarzo” by Clorinde. The concept is not a beardy one: statues from the Italian Renaissance garden, various gods and goddess creatures from early mankind become inspiration in a double CD release where “permissible atrophy” – my term for criticism being ideologically permeable of the past – take heed of instrumental manipulations of the present.

The first point to mark any “permissible atrophy” – where sound ingrains itself as useless – from me is the production quality. Seriously, when has music sounded so well rounded, warm and clean? This bodes well for the interpretation of structures that exchange their turf in regards to the instruments used to work on the record. “The Nymph” halfway in to disc II resonates as a sustained exploring of both what has sustenance and what has dissonance with fusion. While “Pegasus”, tune two on disc I, is rollickingly austere, a rousing dragon’s bellow of a bassline with smart apertures in the drums.

“The Tortoise And The Whale” on disc two invites the saxophone and violin to commingle a to-do list, nailed to wall pressure affair in respects of mood and confluence. The effects on “permissible atrophy” turn the listener’s perceptions reverse-ways – to immense appreciation rather than pernickety over-analysis of the weird. All instruments: organ, guitar, saxophone, violin, drums, kalimba, clarinet, glockenspiel, mandolin, accordion, mbira, harmonium, bowed zither, banjo, ukelele – the list is endless – renders the compositions sharply poignant, and all instead of being an extraneous mess. This only adds to the commendability of Clorinde.

Clorinde is the brother duo of Andreas and Simone Salvatici, multi-instrumentalists who are said to “do an extensive use of acoustic instruments taken from Western and non-Western Folk traditions, extrapolated from their original conventional tunings and use and electrified with transducer contact microphones so that they can be processed into electronic devices and amplification”. Importantly with “The Gardens Of Bomarzo”, they have won me over to explore their previous various tunings – both environmental and tonal – and essentially put, “The Gardens Of” is a landmark release in terms of conceptual deification of a place that turns into something sonically extraordinary.

– Mick Buckingham for Fluid Radio

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Label: Neon Records
Catalog#: NEON00103
Release date: 2013-04-22
Source: WEB
Format: MP3
Quality: 320 kbps
Size: 51 mb
Genre: Electro House

Tracklist:
1. Warp 13 (5:23)
2. Warp 13 [Dario Nunez Remix] (5:58)
3. Warp 13 [Dave Winnel Remix] (4:48)
4. Warp 13 [North Side Remix] (6:07)

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Label: Shipwrec
Catalog#: Ship019
Release date: 01-03-2013
Source: WEB
Format: MP3
Quality: 320 kbps
Size: 41 mb
Genre: Electronic
Style: Electro, Broken Beat, Electronic

Tracklist:
A Internaut 10:01
B Holographic Inserts 9:05

Time for homegrown talent, one of the godfathers of Dutch Techno and a true electronic music pioneer: Maarten van der Vleuten. This trailblazer has appeared on classic labels like R&S, Djax Up Beats and his own Signum Recordings, to name but a few, with his brand of machine music. Returning to Shipwrec, MVDV serves up his own recipe for Electro in the form of the ‘Internaut EP’. The title piece takes the rhythmic mould of the 808 but shifts the floorboards with industrial soundscapes and UK Techno sidesteps framing. A morphing and melting piece of otherworldly Electronics, over ten minutes of shifting synthsizer sands. “Holographic Inserts” lands with terse clips and pulsing basslines before a rumbling analogue chord breaks the surface. Warbling bulwarks of space meet clinical lines in an immense track of expansive proportions. An epic of atmospheric, sinister and sharp sounds; a style pushing the boundaries of Electro.

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Label: Zimbalam
Catalog#: 361015 2677943
Release date: 15-04-2013
Source: WEB
Format: MP3
Quality: 320 kbps
Size: 107 mb
Genre: Electronic
Style: Electro, French House, Disco

Tracklist:
1. Midnight (02:14)
2. Pretty Bad Day (feat Jordan Lee) (03:55)
3. From Paris With Love (02:44)
4. Ego (04:10)
5. Nobody Dance (feat Alexia Gredy) (04:52)
6. Virtuozi (05:27)
7. You & Your Girl (03:18)
8. I Will Change (feat Jordan Lee) (04:23)
9. Insomnia (01:45)
10. King (05:41)
11. In Love (04:09)
12. Reunion (04:20)

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Label: Black Leather
Catalog#: BLR 133
Release date: 06-12-2012
Source: WEB
Format: MP3
Quality: 320 kbps
Size: 143 mb
Genre: Electronic
Style: Electro House, Tech House

Tracklist:
1. Flash (03:56)
2. Heartache (07:18)
3. Legendary (05:53)
4. Infinity Satge (07:03)
5. Melodious Invention (06:49)
6. My Strong Spirit (09:07)
7. Mistery (feat Eugene B) (04:56)
8. Motivation In Trainings (04:55)
9. Voltage (07:00)
10. Perfect Girl (feat Eugene B) (07:30)

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