Shitcluster Den Haag
| date: 27 January 2013Shitcluster ‘Den Haag’ vinyl & downloads added to music.loslaten.tk
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Archive for January, 2013
Educational Playlist (long)
| date: 26 January 2013SMVSUM IN DE OOST
| date: 21 January 2013it’s 14 parts and only 3 hours long.
#1: Journey / Impressions of Ruan Grupa / Jakarta traffic / I’ll Meet You In Poland Baby @ Borneo Beer House / Main act with our video / Having a beer with El Nino
#2: Travelling to Bandung by bus / Impressions of Sanggar Olah Seni and surroundings
#3: Impressions of Prilla Tania’s home and paper cutting studio / soundcheck
#4: Spiritualized Mammals / Munthe versus The Babams
#5: Petrol / Wax & Wane / I’ll Meet You In Poland Baby at Sanggar Olah Seni
#6: Journey to Jogjakarta by train / impressions of our guesthouse /visitng Arya and Sara’s home / first visit to Museum Dan Tanah Liat (MDTL) / I’ll Meet You In Poland Baby (acoustic version with Arya Jalu) / journey from the Museum to our guesthouse on motorcycle
#7: Arya Jalu’s studio / Malaikat’s studio / first set up of the exhibition at MDTL / outside of Arya’s studio
#8: Rehearsal of Coal Black Smith (Current 93), featuring Sara Nuytemans on vocal and bass, Arya Jalu on guitar and Jan on drums!
#9: Rehearsal of I’ll Meet You In Poland Baby with Arya Jalu on guitar and Bodhonk on drums
#10: ZOO (excerpt) / The shortest Unit Moebius gig ever (at Jogja National Museum)
#11: Keraton Jogjakarta at night / first view of contributing Indonesian artworks for Exhibition II / visiting Indonesian Net Audio Festival (at Langgeng Art Foundation)
#12: Checking the exhibition / the rain / jam during the rain
#13: Speeches and concerts during the opening of “25 Years Stichting Maldoror” exhibition
#14: The last few days (MDTL, Keraton, Sundak Beach, Candi Plaosan)
full background story, read https://smvsum.blogspot.nl/
3×10 on Bandcamp
| date: 20 January 2013The 3 x 10 inch single project has been uploaded to Bandcamp.
Audio only: by Geranium, Shitcluster and Unit Moebius Anonymous
Background info and video clips: https://www.loslaten.tk/blog/2007/07/13/3×10-single-project/
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Dancing And Painting 01
| date: 17 January 2013Discuss this on facebook:
Olive
| date: 17 January 2013Lost and found: this Nimoy video clip.
‘Olive’ was published on S.O.M. compilation vol. 2
Perambulator Two
| date: 17 January 2013Get it here clone’s
SD23 Review
| date: 10 January 2013
After being embarrassingly late on picking up on Unit Moebius, we’re making up for lost time through addiction to their output. The Dutch collective are not only credited as the godfather’s of Hague’s industrial scene but are also described as “Europe’s only true answer to Underground Resistance” – a heavy likening to carry but definitely an apt one. Having been around as Unit Moebius since 1994, when their original recordings were done through a broken cassette recorder, they’ve twisted and pounded techno in every direction since their inception. Most importantly they always seem to bang hard but keep the line and approach unique. Not a lot of acts can turn tracks in unexpected directions the way they do.
In 2007 Unit Moebius Anonymous (also spelled Unit Moebius Annonymus) was birthed as the solo project of UM member Jan Duivenvoorden. The last two plates under this guise have been mind-bendingly good. Perambulator One came to us on Chan’s, and was five tracks on a single plate that varied between pure hecticness to beatless stretched out techno. Dropping as one of the first records of 2012, it’s since become an essential play out plate, perfect for a busy techno set or leftfield electronics but also sounding like nothing else you’re likely to play. Twisted and dark, with no previous knowledge of what to expect, it’s going to be up there with one of our essentials for the year.
A month or so back we were given a follow-up, somewhat more structured and at a more consistent pace, SD23 (just the catalogue number, everything else about it is untitled) is designed more in the play out vein, but again sounds totally different to the rest of the set. Consisting of four tracks cut on two plates there’s never a rush for an idea to finish, or even a reluctance to stop it before it morphs in to the next idea. What could have been the basis for two or three tracks blend together to make the complex elements of one. There’s some incredible creativity within the constraints of floor-orientated techno, no idea where the foresight for the tracks would’ve come from.
Released on SD Records, the mini-LP is still kicking around some stores, and highly recommended picking up on wax as it is noticeably a quality cut. For those digi-inclined you can pick up the whole release for about 4 quid via the SD Records bandcamp page, streamed from and linked below.
Big ups all involved, hopefully the live show will be traveling soon.
copied from awkwardmovements.com
