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 "Made In Mexico kick ass."

 Rebecca Mitchell's disenchanted, visceral, and nihilistic lament provides a hardcore edge to the instrumental layers.

Zodiac Zoo's 'Made In Mexico' delivers a powerful blend of math-noise-rock infused with raw, visceral vocals by Rebecca Mitchell. The band's sound is a mix of disjointed yet captivating rhythms and lo-fi electronics, drawing clearly from influences like Sonic Youth and Suicide. Their experimentation navigates between homage and originality, enriched by a strong hardcore edge. The album's freaky, psychedelic vibe is reflected in its homemade cover art. Listen to 'Made In Mexico' and experience Zodiac Zoo’s raw math-noise-rock intensity!

 A series of insane bursts at insane speeds is what the two bring forth.

 They called it Scum’n’Bass. Not without reason.

Mass Destruction showcases Curse Of The Golden Vampire's chaotic and experimental sound, merging hardcore screams with noise, distortion, and breakcore. Justin Broadrick and Kevin Martin push boundaries with a dark, intense atmosphere. The album continues their exploration of aggressive, avant-garde music following their debut. Their label Ipecac is the perfect home for this intense sonic journey. Dive into the chaotic world of Mass Destruction – listen now and experience Scum’n’Bass at its finest!

 A new Otto is born. More aware, more lucid, more robotic.

 Yet another 5/5 for this freaking Genius.

The review praises Otto von Schirach's album 'Pelican Moondance' as a masterful and inspired work of experimental electronic music. It highlights the technical complexity and inventive sound design blending glitch, breakcore, and tribal rhythms. The album is described as more structured yet still rich with chaotic creativity, showcasing Otto's unique style influenced by his personal challenges. Overall, it is deemed another brilliant release from the Miami-based musical innovator. Explore Otto von Schirach's 'Pelican Moondance' and experience the wild side of experimental electronic music now!

 "Quaristice.Quadrange.ep.ae is a very particular project in its marrying of cerebral acid lines with intricate and decomposed rhythms."

 "'Perlence Subrange 6-36' is an indescribable fifty-nine-minute long journey, an ambient among the deepest and most hair-raising ever published on the ether."

This review highlights Autechre’s Quaristice.Quadrange.ep.ae as a bold and expansive extension of their Quaristice era. The EP offers lengthy, experimental tracks that blend acid techno with dark ambient, pushing sonic boundaries. It’s praised for its complexity and deep ambient journey, especially the standout fifty-nine-minute track 'Perlence Subrange 6-36.' The release is noted for reinventing older material and exploring new sonic territories. Dive into Autechre’s groundbreaking Quaristice.Quadrange.ep.ae and experience experimental electronic music like never before.

 This disc is a completely new creature, as new is (almost) everything that the great innovators Autechre have released in over two decades of remarkable experimentation.

 It is an enormous album, but certainly among the weakest of Autechre. This should explain what kind of minds conceived it. Superior minds. Minds above average.

The limited edition of Autechre's Quaristice is a vast, innovative electronic album pushing the boundaries of IDM and ambient music. It blends analog warmth with digital abstraction, featuring intricate rhythms and rich sound design over two discs. While it may challenge casual listeners with its length and complexity, the album rewards those with high-quality audio systems and patience. Despite being considered one of their weaker albums, it remains a monumental work by two of electronic music's greatest innovators. Dive into Autechre's vast Quaristice Limited Edition and experience groundbreaking electronic innovation like never before.

 The first track, "The Boombonic Plague," is absolutely sensational: a thick and syncopated beat of hip-hop origins surrounded by incredibly intricate rhythms and glitch machine-gun fire.

 Probably not the best in the series, but indisputably a perfect EP from every perspective.

Otto Von Schirach's Boombonic Plague EP is a brilliant display of demented digital experimentation blending hip-hop beats, glitch rhythms, and abstract sound design. The EP serves as a promising introduction to the Chopped Zombie Fungus series. Tracks like 'The Boombonic Plague' and 'Sliced Mucus Farts' highlight the artist's unparalleled technique and innovation. While not the best in the series, it remains a perfect EP from many perspectives. Dive into Otto Von Schirach’s Boombonic Plague EP to experience groundbreaking glitch and electronic beats today!

 "Basscad, EP represents a unique event in the Autechre production line... It won’t happen again, and fortunately, I add."

 "Basscad, EP not only fails as a single... it also fails as a remix EP, being banal and approximate."

Basscad EP is a rare Autechre release centered on a single and its remixes, released a year after the original track from Incunabula. The remixes by Beaumont Hannant, Seefeel, and Autechre themselves fail to improve or meaningfully reinterpret the original. The EP is viewed as banal and uninspired, neither successful as a single nor a remix collection. Explore Autechre’s classic Incunabula and judge the Basscad EP remixes for yourself!

 One of the best tracks he’s ever produced, as well as one of the very few containing a 'true' melody.

 OVS creates a hip hop/glitch/idm hybrid with a zany edge, which would be at the center of the much more celebrated proposal of friends Modeselektor a few years later.

This rare 7'' split on Imputor Records features Otto Von Schirach and Sindri blending experimental hip hop with playful synths and accordion on the A-side. The B-side from Plastiq Phantom People offers an instrumental collage inspired by gypsy and Middle Eastern music. The review highlights OVS's track as a standout, blending glitch, IDM, and hip hop with a unique and melodious touch, aligning well with Imputor's experimental yet human sound philosophy. Listen to this experimental and melodic hip hop split and explore the inventive sounds of Otto Von Schirach and Sindri now!

 This is the most rap/noise part of the album, the rest roams across industrial territories riding between mounting breaks and the dub/drone/industrial/experimental hybrid.

 Two powerhouses pulling off a masterpiece of inestimable proportions, as well as one of the most powerful records to ever reach human ears.

The Brotherhood Of The Bomb by Techno Animal is a powerful and abrasive album blending noise, rap, and industrial sounds. Featuring key artists like EL-P and Dälek, it pushes boundaries with heavy distortion and innovative beats. Kevin Martin and Justin Broadrick prove their versatile mastery of music with this genre-defying release. The album is praised for its originality, creativity, and influence in experimental music circles. It stands as one of the most intense and groundbreaking records of its time. Explore The Brotherhood Of The Bomb for a fierce journey through noise rap and experimental beats.

 Otto Von Schirach is one of the most important composers of our century.

 Escalo Frio is a monumental triptych of surrealist nightmares and bewildering abstract sound galaxies.

Otto Von Schirach's album Escalo Frio is hailed as a monumental work of electronic experimentation. It continues his trajectory beyond IDM stereotypes into abstract, genre-defying soundscapes marked by glitch, noise, and digital manipulation. The album is praised for its complex rhythms, avant-garde influences, and reinterpretation of Miami bass. It is positioned as a vital piece in the evolution of electronic music and a testament to Von Schirach's genius. Dive into Otto Von Schirach's Escalo Frio and experience a pioneering journey through bold electronic innovation and noise exploration.