PinkLogik - Dreams Of Summer

PinkLogic - Inverse
Released: 16th May 2011
Label: Section 27
Format: MP3
Pinklogik is the brainchild of Jules (AKA Julie Straw). Her musical creations flirt mostly with electronic glitched out ambience, with the odd uptempo surprise here and there.
She was born in 1976 and grew up in Nottinghamshire, England, and discovered her love of electronic music at a very young age. Jules started experimenting with her own electronic sounds and music at the mere age of 16, her first set up consisted of an Amiga 600 computer, a sampling cartridge, some sampling and sequencing software and an old Yamaha keyboard with a digital synthesizer on it.

Today, Jules uses a more developed midi set up comprising of Cubase SX and various softsynths. She now resides near Bristol and this is where she does most of her work. Jules has 3 types of synaesthesia (Sound-->Colour, Time-->Space and grapheme) and is also a committed vegan (since the age of 26).

"After a small absence and a couple of single releases appearing since 2009, Pinklogik returns with a lovely new 6 track EP, "Inverse". Having two independently released full-length albums (Mosaic Electro / Learning To Trust Higher Frequencies) and a remix collection "LTTHF:Remixed" released on this very label, Inverse picks up right where LTTHF's journey ended. If you are familiar with her music, you'll be happy to know that the signature infectious and playful melodic elements are still intact on this release, and introduces some new vibes such as the more sombre moments like "Dreams Of Summer" or the techno fused "Phosphene Dance". The feel of Pinklogik's music is distinctly vintage, but refreshingly so. Welcome back, we've missed you." - Section 27
Section 27 is an independent electronica netlabel based in Scotland, run by Tam Ferrans (Nonima) and Drew Paterson (theAudiologist). They are heavily influenced by labels like Merck, Warp, Skam, Monotonik, Crazy Language and Toytronic, releasing "essential underground sounds that both stimulate the senses and don't conform to conventional listening".

"If you enjoy our releases on Section 27, we actively encourage you to spread them around the web. Whether it is a re-post on another site, word of mouth or a simple Twitter message, you are helping to support underground electronic music. All we ask is that you follow the Creative Commons License rules and include a link back to this page or to the S27 site, simple!" - Section 27
http://section27netlabel.blogspot.com/
Section 27 is Creative Commons by-nc-nd licensed and their discography is free to download.

Mitoma - Rvrk

Mitoma -- Interstellar Debris
Label: Section 27
Catalog#: [S27-067]
Format: 11 × File, MP3, Album, 320 kbps
Country: UK
Released: 07 Mar 2011
Genre: Electronic
Style: Abstract, Glitch, IDM, Experimental, Dark Ambient, Minimal
Section 27 is an independent electronica netlabel based in Scotland, run by Tam Ferrans (Nonima) and Drew Paterson (theAudiologist). They are heavily influenced by labels like Merck, Warp, Skam, Monotonik, Crazy Language and Toytronic, releasing "essential underground sounds that both stimulate the senses and don't conform to conventional listening".
"If you enjoy our releases on Section 27, we actively encourage you to spread them around the web. Whether it is a re-post on another site, word of mouth or a simple Twitter message, you are helping to support underground electronic music. All we ask is that you follow the Creative Commons License rules and include a link back to this page or to the S27 site, simple!" - Section 27
http://section27netlabel.blogspot.com/
Section 27 is Creative Commons by-nc-nd licensed and their discography is free to download.
Mitoma -- Interstellar Debris also here: http://www.archive.org/details/s27-067Mitoma-InterstellarDebris

Nonima - Algorithm

With this third compilation of Trescatorce Netlabel "Binary Code", we have tangible proof of the open and cosmopolitan city in which they develop the findings of contemporary experimental electronica at the global level, adjacent to the creativity that is generated in this world. Music of open spaces, and compliments reverberant sonic dimensions unforgettable, which are held in harmonic compensation, abstractions irreverent dub rhythm sections enriched with quirky breaks and hip-hop loops untamed, finding even acts of delivery to the inquiry in the tradition of intelligent techno and exercises involved in acid electro pop.
Here: http://www.archive.org/details/tc020-Vv.aa-CodigoBinario

Firnwald & Sonoro - Rumpl kumpl (sonoro rabbit)

Urban Shapes (EP); the second release of Withering Tees netlabel.
This time it's a joint-venture of two extraordinary musicians, Sonoro and Firnwald. Sonoro comes from Vienna and Firnwald hails from the beautiful town of Trostberg. Together they put up a seven-track ep of truly experimental electronica. Try it. Have a download and listen. And hopefully enjoy. :o)
Released under Creative commons License.
Withering Trees is a netlabel for ambient / drone / experimental music and we believe that there is a message in every work of art we create.
More info here:
http://witheringtreesmusic.npage.de/willkommen_53637974.html

Miktek - Synthetic Wires

"Quiet EP includes ambient spacey sounds with deep reverbs and atmospheric pads combined with a touch of Downtempo - Chillout and IDM style." - Miktek
Free and legal download of this amazing EP here: www.33recordings.com

Mark.Nine - Sundried Flowers

Mark.Nine -- I'll Meet You On The Other Side
Label: I/O Netlabel
Catalog#: io005
Format: File, MP3, Album, 128 kbps
Country: US
Released: 30 Oct 2006
Genre: Electronic
Style: Breakbeat, IDM, Downtempo, Ambient
I/O Netlabel; Founded on July 30, 2006, I/O is a non-profit organization specifically for electronica artists who wish to get their music to the public.
Sadly the I/O Netlabel will continue to be inactive. There are currently no plans to continue releasing new material. You can still download some releases from their catalog, here:
http://www.ionetlabel.com/
I'm so sad because one of my favorite netlabel closed it's doors, as it seems for good.

VACVVM - Ignalina's Sunset

VACVVM -- Peaceful Atom
Label: Test Tube
Catalog#: tube228
Format: 10 × File, MP3, 320 kbps
Country: Portugal
Released: 14 Feb 2011
Genre: Electronic
Style: Ambient
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons License.
When it was born in the mind of Italian musician Guglielmo Cherchi, 'Peaceful Atom' was intended to be a concept work about the Chernobyl disaster, and as a result of this some tracks are ideally connected to that topic: the title track (referring to the name of the first RBMK - Reactor Bolshoy Moshchnosty Kanalny - reactor), SCRAM (the emergency shutdown of a nuclear reactor), Lava Flow (the melted material erupted from the reactor after the explosion), Leaving Pripyat (the evacuation of the nearest city to the powerplant), Worm Wood Forest (the dead trees killed by the radiations) and Ignalina's Sunset (Ignalina was the last nuclear powerplant to use a RBMK reactor, the same model involved in the Chernobyl disaster, which was only shut down in 2009).
The other songs don't belong to this concept but are related to the environment pollution problem in Russia: Oka and Yenisei are the two most polluted rivers in the planet; Pylons refers to the Shukhov towers (featured on the cover artwork), which were electricity pylons on the banks of the Oka river. The remaining track, Radiologos, is a stand-alone song, but features an original jingle aired in Soviet Russia's radio stations.
'Peaceful Atom' was entirely built from scratch using laptop-based synthesizers and electric guitar, with the exception of a few samples. On 'Worm Wood Forest': Arboretum Bad Grund by Inchadney at The Free Sound Project, on 'Radiologos': Soviet jingle and radio recordings taken with an old military tubes HF radio and on 'Leaving Pripyat': electrostatic hiss taken from an old Kenwood amplifier dating from the eighties at high volume.
Test Tube is a Portuguese based netlabel, focused on presenting new artists who are exploring new sounds. Be they electronic, acoustic or other.
Let's think of test tube as a test tube - literally - for emerging sound languages....
Here: http://www.monocromatica.com/netlabel/releases/tube228.htm