Lorenzo Senni - "Dunno"

Produced, edited, mixed by Lorenzo Senni and mastered by Marcus Schmickler, "Dunno" is the very first official release from the 27years old italian founder of Presto!?; his previous release "Early works" (2007) is a collection of old re-edited tracks mainly influenced by early laptop heroes Mego style.

Now with "Dunno" we have a pure computer music record where digital psychedelia meets brutal pulasr synthesis trains and sharp FM streams. Built up with a double approach, "Dunno", is something between vintage experimentalism of the computer music pioneers and the new digital brutality of fat, acid glissandos and shepard tones in rave style. Using a large palette of computer synthesized sounds and a sophisticated musical awareness he creates ten tracks of beautiful artificial energies and abstract pleasure (Rolf Delley, QJ)

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Mattin / Rocchetti - “long live anticopyright death...”

handmade silkscreened, limited edition of 38
14 tracks x total time 11'.28''

releasing date: october 31st, 2007

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Daniel Menche - "Scattered Remains: Early Rarities"

Keeping track of the musical output of Daniel Menche has never been easy. Besides his numerous albums and singles, released by an eclectic range of labels, he has contributed countless tracks to compilations, many of which reached only the smallest of audiences. “Scattered Remains” tracks his progress from 1995 through 1999, collecting the best of these pieces, now fully remastered, onto two full-length CDs. With the passing of time it has become nearly impossible to find many the original releases these tracks came on, making this rarities collection a must have for long-time fans and new converts alike. Besides the material culled from CD compilations, three tracks previously only available on vinyl appear in digital form for the first time ever. The list of labels involved reads like a who’s who of cutting edge music in the ‘90s: Banned Productions, Ash International, 23five, Noise Museum, Self Abuse, Isomorphic, KAON, Shirocoal, Suterfuge, G.M.B.H. and of course, Soleilmoon.

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Be Invisible Now! - "Sequantizercha"

Be Invisible Now! is the solo project of Marco Giotto from Italy. During the nineties he has played in several different bands from guitar improv (Apple Pillar) to hardcore (Cheswick). Giotto has also recorded guitar sessions for Italian post-hardcorists With Love (now on GSL Records) for their album "I Love Cul The Sac" in 1999. His latest experience in a band is from 2001 with d.EVIL, a deviant hard-psyche band turned recently to garage-noise-rock.

Giotto’s first solo work as Be Invisible Now! was the self-titled 2002 ep featuring two long tracks where he clearly marks the influence of his recent passions for the cosmic couriers and the anologue electronics recorded in the mid seventies from bands such as early-era Tangerine Dream, Kluster/Cluster but also the sonic research of Dick Raaijmakers and more recently Sonic Boom.

Giotto is also a member of the Be Maledetto Now! project, a duo of him and Nihil Is Me/Maledetto (With Love guitarist Andrea Giotto). They have a split cassette out on the micro.label 8mm Recs/Long Long Chaney and a partecipation on the DVD compilation "Infinite Mind" released by 8mm Recs/Canedicoda.

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Horisont - "Två Sidor Av Horisonten"

HORISONT's debut album revives the sounds of 70's heavy classic rock. The mix of classic rock, progressive, blues and psychedelic brings the mind back to the days of Blue Cheer, Black Sabbath and November. The wha-wha, fuzz, slide, double riffs, thunderous drums and a killer voice, it's all here.

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nmperign _ Günter Müller - "More gloom, more light"

01. More light. (15:47)
02. And the gloom of that light (5:36)
03. More gloom. (9:48)
04. And the light of that gloom (7:16)

Greg Kelley: Trumpet
Bhob Rainey: Sax
Günter Müller: MDs, Selected Percussion, Electronics

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Luca Sigurtà - "La Vera Macchina D'Argento"

"La Vera Macchina D'Argento" (...or "The Real Silver Machine", if you prefer...) was composed and recorded in 2003 using many different sources/instruments such as broken/faulty discs, environmental/field-recordings, guitars, percussions, various objects and self-built devices.

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