Archive for the ‘mzk’ Category

last night I was playing with feedbacks…4 send channels with different fx strips assigned to some knobs and feeding eachother….I ended up with this stuff, recorded live directly into audio…I might use it for a more evolved tune at one point.

some music from my rusty archive uploaded on soundcloud…some remixes I did under the name Technogod more than 10 years ago.

fuori dal tempo rmx (original by Blue Vertigo) – released in 1998

slow (a rmx of the death metal band Kichiguy) – released in 1997

Sohrab

aka E.Olenikov aka Alltag, Tehran, Iran

http://soundcloud.com/sohrab

this was a great surprise…a “producer” from Iran…good tekno…and even better ambient !

sorry but I cannot embed the soundcloud players of his music since he doesn’t allow it…go and check it out directly on soundcloud…really…go.

The Marx Trukker

very very fresh and alive techno.

i’m against the every-day-a-new-plug-in-mentality of todays music makers.
turning knobs, twisting sounds, jamming and getting deep into single sounds –
this is what i’m all about.

stay techno!

http://soundcloud.com/the-marx-trukker

I am really poor…so I decided to group all the tracks previously released on compilations into this digital release….finally !….buy or (I) die…

you can buy it from bandcamp (flac, mp3, etc)
or you can donate 6.66 euros here and get the complete wavpack

or if you are skint or just greedy….you can just subscribe with your email and get the mp3@320 for free

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mauxuam : anti-singles

tracklist :

after b4 – 6′14″ – 2008 (from Future Memories on Interchill)
bleeding 4 africa – 7′34″ – 2008 (from Tranchillizer on Peak Records)
a lot of sound – 10′36″ 2006 – (from Polymorphic Convolutions on Electronic Soundscapes)
ulezak – 8′37″ – 2005 (from Dissolving Clouds on Interchill)
jahnesh – 5′06″ – 2007 (from Sub Signals in Interchill)
sounds a lot – 8′00″ – 2006 (from Vajra on Indica)

I don’t like to do pompous presentations with too many adjectives

IMO this is good music…that brings you nowhere :

samuel hall band : the big nowhere