Showing posts with label electronica. Show all posts
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Wednesday, 1 February 2012

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FAFNIRROCKSON is a solo artist from Germany . The guitarist has committed himself primarily to electronic music. His music cannot be fixed to a certain style. It has a very creative and unconventional interpretation of different styles.

FAFNIRROCKSON is also a member of THE GLOBAL TWINS...

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Monday, 25 April 2011

Four Dimensional Nightmare - Revisited

Four Dimensional Nightmare is a dark analogue place - a fabulous place where your nerves get a little bit  jangled but the experience is highly addictive. If you become a fan on the ReverbNation page you get some great free downloads!

The text below is taken from the website: http://www.4dnightmare.com/

I started Four Dimensional Nightmare near the end of 2007, a solo project with various aspirations. I wanted to create something new, a daunting task in this age of a million bands and a billion songs. I love industrial music, love experimenting and love playing the guitar. As well as goofing around with my voice. So what has resulted? I’ve recorded about 500 songs or so in a genre I decided to call “horrorshow.”
I’ve had the opportunity in the past three years to remix and collaborate with artists all over the world and made some great friends. And even played some shows, a challenge for a one-person band.

I'll drink to that - keep it up mate!




Below is selection from an email interview with Four Dimensional Nightmare we did in  2009
  • Your music can not be described as 'easy listening' (thank God) so how would you describe it?
I would say it's a sort of hybrid between industrial, psychedelic and experimental. I write from the dream state - usually waking up from lucid dreams and writing down everything I can remember. Sometimes I keep going and actually do the song during the night and sometimes I work the next day. Read more of the interview...

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Wednesday, 7 October 2009

Xavier - Review

As you know I am a sucker for analogue synth sounds. Any chance to listen to something that has references to Kraftwerk (it need only be minor) has to be listened to. The tracks on here are a combination of modulated and sampled noises. Electronic beats and arpeggios.....the review below by Jacky will expand more eloquently.
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Escuchar la forma particular que tiene este francés de llenar los sentidos de imágenes y sensaciones agradables, es fascinante. Su estilo, lejos de la típica monotonía del tecno dance, desborda creatividad y complejidad en sus ritmos y sonidos, transportando la imaginación a lugares fantásticos y emocionantes.

Cultiva en cada melodía la intensidad y la energía de la vida, transmitiendo una contagiosa alegría que nos inspira al movimiento, como si incitara a los músculos a seguir con movimientos cada nota. Es como si le hablara al cuerpo y lo invitara a relajarse, transformando nuestro ambiente en una burbuja de cristal.

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Translation:

To hear how this Frenchman creates pleasant sensations and images is fascinating. His style, far from the typical monotony of techno dance, is overflowing with creativity and complexity in the rhythms and sounds he uses, transporting the imagination to fantastic and exciting places.

He grows in each tune the intensity and energy of life, communicating a contagious joy that inspires us to move, as if encouraging the muscles to continue to move with each note. Talking to the body inviting you to relax, changing the environment in a glass bubble.

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