2007-05-06T15:39:00.009-03:00

CATALOG:

tapes:

LEXES - 13 Sun Waterfalls c45 (snapped in half)
$6 north america, $8 world:
Limited to 70 hand numbered copies with spray painted labels. 45 minuets of violent/zen rhythmic walls of noise from Italy's Lexes, dynamic and crushing this is one of the most intense snapped in half releases to date!

LoveLetters - Slime Dynasty c30 (snapped in half)
$7 north america, $9 world:
Limited to 50 hand numbed copies with spray painted labels. 30 minuets of organic noise bursts, from New Jersey's finest noise duo (also of Loveless Tapes fame). Thumping sub bass to reverb rattles, this release is for fans of Dead Machines, Knurl, and of course LoveLetters!
"Popped power cables and ruptures of rippling whine, Loveletters don’t submit to structure. Instead they sprawl, feeling almost psychedelic in formation but with a palette of defiantly self-destructive power electronics. Great screaming whines drive through the blizzard like overdriven flute line, Loveletters have little time for subliminals or subtlety instead spitting unruly blasts across both sides of the tape like coughing dogs." - Scott Mckeating (Rock a Rolla)

cds:

D/A A/D - Rats / Cats / Bats (angles blood)
$7 north america, $9 world:
D/A A/D's first full length CDr, Recorded between april and december 2006, mastered by Kelly Churko at Gravity Swarm in japan.
"Like a dirty precursor to a system imploding, D/A A/D offer synth module commotion from Canada. A muddy trench of hand manipulated squelch and roar, the tracks here combine space with a great range of bass sounds as well as absconding treble tones.
The constantly collapsing particles of "Rats / Cats /Bats" sometimes cement to form loops that slowly melt and restructure. "An End to a Means" is a gritty crush of almost industrial noise and the result of the stress and strain of gears against gears. The crawling force of D/A A/D's immovable object vs. unstoppable crawling force is an insistent punch and crumple. The grim bass of "Untitled" is ripped apart by sharp steel and then beaten to death by spades, the melodic stalled groove seeming in pain as it moves. There's a pretty heavy Wolf Eyes vibe across --die) Hipster Scum," huge bass pulses that never launch into an assault but plow the song along. There are great sloughs of slow thrashing that leave the material rough and scavenged through maltreatment." - Scott Mckeating (Brainwashed)

snapped in half - distro