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Ultra Germany
Ultra /'ʌltrə/ is a solo music band project initiated in 2019 in a period of mourning. It produces gloomy electronic music with an inevitable urge to hit the dance floor. The style is deeply rooted in Power Noise (Rhythm 'n' Noise). Ultra is a synthesis of artistic concepts, which isn't limited to the boundaries of music. Noises evolve to connect different art forms. ... more
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Auditory Stimuli
by STAHLSCHLAG
supported by 11 fans who also own “Die Z-Achse”
My favorite song will change often for this album, because the whole thing is absolutely, stunningly excellent. I chose the opening track, this time at least, based on this statement alone- Now THAT is how you open an album. Incredible!
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supported by 10 fans who also own “Die Z-Achse”
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A Zone of Silence
by STAHLSCHLAG
supported by 10 fans who also own “Die Z-Achse”
This is an absolute rhythmic mayhem, not categorizable in any precise genre. The industrial feeling is to be perceived across all tracks but the emphasis on the rhythm section is consistently impressive. Signs contains a tropic main melodic synth line that evolves and dissolves throughout the track, so that the tropos cannot be recognized anymore
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A beautifully haunting record from ARIGTO with atmospheric drones that shapeshift constantly.
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A new EP from Melbourne's Lithe is on the shadowy side of experimental dance music, with hard beats drawing from grime and gqom.
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Sawtooth Grin
by Devil is a Bottom
Self-taught Detroit modular synth impresario manipulates loops with a deft hand, an experimental mindset, and a techno-infused sound.
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supported by 10 fans who also own “Die Z-Achse”
I've been a fan of Stahlschlag's music for a while now, but by combining his trademark industrial stomp with chiptune sounds this is simply perfection. I want to hear more like this! Rob Hubbard would be proud.
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