ca345 - Various - The Synthi Group Vol. 2 [24 Dec 2009|04:30pm] psych_exchange [clncl] Artist: Various Title: The Synthi Group Vol. 2 #ca345 Date: 2009-12-24 Keywords: experimental; space music; ambient; repetitive music; glitch; electro; electronic; psychedelic; doombient; synth noise; noise; drone; other (320 kbps) The Synthi Group is back for the second installment of their ongoing Electronic Music Studio (EMS) instrument centered compilations. With the popularity of Vol. I, downloaded over 41,000 times, it was made clear that an interest exists for the unique sound of EMS machinery. Vol. II continues the DIY ethic of the first, encapsulating a diverse array of sounds from ultrasonic frequencies and spring reverb howls to rubbery logic sequences and colliding inverted ramp oscillators. The members presenting their own manipulations and interpretations of the Synthi. Encompassing elements from vintage analog, ambient, glitch and experimental, both beginners and aficionados of electronic music alike will find interest in the varying styles presented here. Available through Clinical Archives, the Synthi Group: Vol. II must not be missed. Bleep. Contact: http://www.thesynthi.de DL: http://www.archive.org/details/ca345_tsg http://www.clinicalarchives.spyw.com post comment

The Psychedelic Ensemble--The Art of Madness [20 Dec 2009|11:37am] psych_exchange [management_info] Artist: The Psychedelic Ensemble Title: The Art of Madness Date:2009 Web: www.theartofmadness.com Available: iTunes, Amazon, Napster, Rhapsody, et al The Art of Madness is a 56-minute, continuous cycle of songs, each based on a different manifestation of madness. The work is a psychedelic, progressive rock, concept piece. The music tells the story of an ordinary man who, without warning, experiences a psychotic Ecstasy. The protagonist sees in the sky tears that turn to a light in which a vision of a new art and music appears to him. His psychotic episodes prompt a course of creative output in which the protagonist reproduces his flights of madness in the form of art and music. The artist endures several psychotic experiences that manifest as Panic, Fantasy, Dream, Delusion, Moon Mad, Despair, and Apparition. The artist then endures a Breakdown and Sedation. Finally, in a moment of Revelation, the artist apprehends that the burden of his madness is, in fact, a gift--the source of his exquisite creativity and artistic output. Rather than suffer his madness, the artist triumphantly embraces that which guides him through his extraordinary and distorted vision of the world. post comment

ca343 - Joxfield ProjeX - Phantastique [17 Dec 2009|02:44pm] psych_exchange [clncl] Artist: Joxfield ProjeX Title: Phantastique #ca343 Date: 2009-12-17 Keywords: progressive; psychedelic; experimental; jam; space-rock; electronic; rock (320 kbps) "Phantastique" is a virtual LP. The intension was to make a straight, plain and simple jam record based on some repetitive patterns, at least in Joxfield ProjeX terms of what is straight, plain and simple. Not to get too much stuck into the spacey jams the tunes are separated by some short experimental pieces. Look at these moments as opportunities to get some good, fresh air. Even though it’s maybe not heard in the music, the main inspirational sources for these recordings are some albums by Acid Mothers Temple, especially Kawabata Makoto’s mixing style, but also some funky grooves from Miles Davis ‘On The Corner’ period. Yan: Keyboards, percussion programmer Oax: Guitars, bass, voice- & percussion samples Contact: http://www.myspace.com/joxfieldprojex DL: http://www.archive.org/details/ca343_jp http://www.clinicalarchives.spyw.com post comment

ca341 - The Winter War In Tibet - Eurasia Deluxe [11 Dec 2009|12:43pm] psych_exchange [clncl] Artist: The Winter War In Tibet Title: Eurasia Deluxe #ca341 Date: 2009-12-11 Keywords: improvisation; psychedelic rock; kraut rock; post rock; ambient; shoegazing; minimal; experimental; drone; avant-garde (320 kbps) "Magical music on "Eurasia" is full of apprentice's patience, unruffled cal and Buddhist leniency towards all living beings. We hear insisde ourselves what is there and take it as it is". Simply speaking, they are playing the air and aren't being in a stew. The most important discipline of The Winter War In Tibet is the lightness and naturalness - the lightness and naturalness of running water. Band THE WINTER WAR IN TIBET was formed in 2008 in Minsk, Belarus. This is collaboration of musicians from Minsk groups BOGOMATER’ CVETOV (FLOWERMOTHER), URLA MAKABRA, INSUMTHINMAGMA, CHILDREN OF ISHIZUKE TREE, THE SHAPE, SANGIITA SHUNAKA and SNEZHINKI. A distinctive feature of the band’s music are the sound experimentation and improvisations at the junction of ethnic, rave and rock. Band’s name comes from the similar book written by Swiss writer Friedrich Durrenmatt. THE WINTER WAR IN TIBET has made its debut at the opening of the international festival “Kamen” («Камень») in Minsk in October 2008, accompanying Damo Suzuki, the world-known vocalist of cult German kraut-rock band CAN. In 2009 the band recorded about 20 improvisatory releases. Contact: http://www.lastfm.ru/music/The+Winter+War+in+Tibet DL: http://www.archive.org/details/ca341_twwt http://www.clinicalarchives.spyw.com post comment

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