Aug 29, 2018
tympanik. - Hustle
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tympanik. - Hustle
https://soundcloud.com/tympanikbeats/hustle
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Tineidae - Observatory
Classic - Tympanik & Organic by o r g n ι c . 1rst collab with the homie: http://ift.tt/2rq4Klt PicArt: http://ift.tt/2rtySeB
The Real Cyberpunk Fakebook, and way before that, rec.music.industrial laid out the groundwork thusly: "Q: What do cyberpunks listen to? A: Whatever they damn fucking want to." Unnervingly right. Cyberpunk music moves from EBM (Front 242), electroindustrial (Front Line Assembly), sample-laden good ol' riffing (Ministry), electro punk (Angelspit) or glitch - such as this project here, Access to Arasaka, that takes its name from the Cyberpunk 2020 pen-and-paper RPG universe. If I had to pick one, just one band to compose the soundtrack for Neuromancer, it would clearly be Access to Arasaka, no doubt about that. (Come to think of it, Front Line Assembly’s already composed a game soundtrack for mecha shooter AirMech and it’s clearly one of their best and richest albums, so I’d clearly give them a shot at it, too.)
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ESA: No-One Will Ever Touch You / False In Tongue EP
Electronic Substance Abuse: No-One Will Ever Touch You / False In Tongue EP (Tympanik)
Following up the twin release for Themes of Carnal empowerment, ESA is back with a "pay what you want" EP on the Tympanik Bandcamp page! I am always curious to see what Jamie has to offer, especially with his contributions to IVardensphere. I had the great opportunity to see ESA live last time they came through Portland and was very impressed - If you get the chance go and see it - definitely one of the better one-man shows that I have seen.
The IVardensphere remix for This Is Not Love stands out most for this release. It is a fun club track to get the bodies moving on the floor! It is strikingly apparent that IV has a good hold on how to make people dance. This remix in particular has a seamless blend of tribal and noise elements.
The Cloud Roots remix of the same song is a very close second favorite, there is a weird ambient glitchy element that I thoroughly enjoy. I am a sucker for glitchy beats over piano movements!
The (partial) title track is nothing short of a great ESA track. It is chaotic, noisy and percussion based - which is exactly what I am looking for when gearing up for a night out or just good old fashion aggression.
You can pick up No-One Will Ever Touch You/False in Tongue EP directly from Tympanik Audio or just listen to it for free at their bandcamp page: http://tympanikaudio.bandcamp.com/track/this-is-not-love-ivardensphere-remix
Pneumatic Detach Initial Reaction
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