Monthly archives for February, 2012

New Thrill Kill EP “Transitions”

We wanted to fill you in on our newest Ep “Transitions” It features our tracks “Paradise”, “inversion” And “inversion (last robots remix)”

The tracks are set to be released on Beat Port March 13th 2012. The tracks can be heard on our sound cloud via the link below and also we have the track “inversion” (last robots remix) as a free download.

http://soundcloud.com/thrill-kill/sets/transition-ep

Also if you hadn’t heard our last ep “Formula” its hot! Below is a link It features our original track along with a remix by”digital foxglove” these tracks are available on Beat Port now….

http://soundcloud.com/thrill-kill/sets/thrill-kill-formule-e-p/

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Promos

Sander Kleinenberg @ Maison Mercer, Toronto (24.02.2012)

Sander Kleinenberg Live @ Maison Mercer, Toronto by kleinenberg > 5k.tv

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House

Ivan Smagghe @ Art After Dark, Bilbao (10.02.2012)

Ivan Smagghe Live @ Fever, Bilbao, Spain – 10-02-2012 by R_co

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Lee Mortimer – Make it a Double Mixtape (February 2012)

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Various Breaks, Electro

Urban Exploration “Subterranean EP”

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0lz_GbYIuFg

The group currently consists of six artists who come together to collaborate on various projects, including running experimental music events, creating short films and video for VJing, making field recordings in abandoned buildings, performing improvised synthesizer music and producing banging techno and electro tracks.

The group place great importance on improvising as much of their music as possible, and regularly meet up to jam on their large collection of home-made modular synthesizers, keyboards, drum machines, tape echo units, stompboxes, and synchronised laptops. Every track starts off life as a live jam, with little processing used to turn them into finished pieces of music, giving Urban Exploration’s tunes a dense, lo-fi quality, with many unexpected twists and turns.

Influenced as much by dub, ambient and noise artists as they are dance music, Urban Exploration’s musical output often focuses on the creation of intense soundscapes, that then evolves to include heavy techno or industrial beats as the music progresses. Their live shows are often completely improvised with no-one really knowing where they will be taken next. The addition of live VJing and audience interaction make their live shows and events unique experiences. They always aim to balance their experimental sound design and working methods with accessible melody and vigorous dancefloor workouts.

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Promos