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AlienAqtor
Joined: 11/14/06
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THE INHUMAN PROJECT – st EP: electroindustroIDM
Wednesday, May 14, 2008 at 4:58 PM
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Jay Sosa, with his The InHuman Project, mixes references as diverse as: synth-driven soundtracks, the most experimental side of industrial music, 90s breakbeats/downtempo, fractured n' multilayered beats/ noises and fx's from IDM/ Noise scenes, electronic crossover rock'n'roll and even the current 00s electrotechno.
From Aphex to NIN fans, going through Portishead and ATR.
Its one more release at the label that doesn't rely on a single music era/ style; in contrast, it comes to reinforce the "for listening and something else" essence of the psicotropicodelia, presenting different ideas from one track to another.
The video for "Nihilist 1978", done by Jay himself, comes as a bonus and brings more impact to this great track: "carpentesque" synths, a strong groove and sonic textures which get glued to the braincells ;].
Formats/Options:
Individual mp3s (320 kbps) or Ogg Vorbis;
Full Zip pack (192 kbps);
Streaming (64 kbps);
"Nihilist 1978" Video (High-Quality) Download.
THE INHUMAN PROJECT - The Inhuman Project EP (PTDM009)
[DOWNLOAD FREE] HERE
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Subtronik
Joined: 01/14/03
Posts: 1193
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RE: THE INHUMAN PROJECT – st EP: electroindustroID
Wednesday, May 14, 2008 at 6:52 PM
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I like that you give away your music for free. I do the same, regardless of how it sounds, I'll never charge. The world needs more free music.
edit: I really like the video track 'Nihilist 1978', a good production overall. Will listen to the EP and comment later.
edit2: These tracks are better than the evil clown music you posted before.
I like 'Kocaine' the most. Some of these tracks sound a little amateur at times though.
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