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Fuck This, Tilted Field
Nature Circuit's first "album," titled Fuck This, Tilted Field, is now available for download. This album mixes elements of previous releases (most notably the power electronics of Songs in the Key of Death) with many new ideas and sound sources, producing a much wider range of textures. The range of the album is notable as well in that it mixes "heavier" tracks with quieter pieces. Recommended to fans of noise, power electronics, drone, and depressing music in general.Written by defaultxr on 30 August 2010
Xyko
Krovo is back with the third album, titled Xyko. This album is unique in that 100% of the sounds were made from synthesizer glitches, but despite that, most of the tracks do feature rhythm and some of them even have melody! Check it out if glitch or noise are your thing.Written by defaultxr on 13 July 2010
ॐ
ॐ (pronounced "Aum") is Steinkreis' final release. As you might guess from the title, the album is about existence, the soul, and space eternal. The music consists primarily of electronically-generated drones that evoke all the emotions you would expect from a release that deals with such heavy ideas. The final track, Walls of Infinity, may sound familiar to some people. Because it was used in a previous (limited distribution) release, Steinkreis has come full circle, thus making it the perfect song to bring about the project's retirement.Written by defaultxr on 24 April 2010