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The new LP of Robert Bittner, better known as Rentip - the more energetic half of the Slovak experimental duo Poo, has been long in the making. We were able to get a taste of Rentip’s beats via the rare occasions when he performed them live and we must say their abstract cinematic atmospheres kick ass in the same way as they encompass a rare mixture of psychedelic experimentalia influenced by the early Vancouver industrial scene.

Now almost two years later it seems like Rentip’s debut got finished somewhere in the desolation of the uniform globalized hotel chains on the many business trips between China and Europe. The first taste of the upcoming album is Burnside Odyssey, done as a collaboration with Mark Spybey of the Dead Voices On Air and Zoviet France fame and featuring vocals by the Serbian vocalist Ivana Salipur

Rentip - Burnside Odyssey by 11 Fingers Records

The track’s abstract beats slowly move on to carry an almost oriental nostalgia vocal layer decomposed into a fuzzed-out feedback jam, a kind of funkish ride over molten dronescapes. Apart from the track, the web release also contains two remixes - a dark minimal techno reworking by Makatu and a noisy drone-ambient deconstruction by ::.:, Rentip’s collaborator in the much darker, complex and sonicaly twisted project Poo.

Posted on October 13, 2011 at 9:32am
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Spontaneity in live music is what makes it all exciting. Thursday 6 October 2011, Brno, Czech Republic. We’re standing watching Lenhart Tapes working his 4 walkmen players. Rhytmics, oriental, dancey. Lee DVD who has just finished playing with her band Fuka Lata suddenly walks away towards the stage, grabbs her mike and sings. Oriental sounds, eerie vocals, as if Omar Souleyman lived in Kovacica and collaborated with Laurel Halo. 

Lenhart Tapes feat Lee DVD live at Easterndaze & Usi a Vitr by easterndaze

Posted on October 10, 2011 at 16:44pm
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The Slovak-born London-based girl-boy duo Jamka, members of Bratislava premier underground outpost for offbeat experimental electronics (primarily created on hardware equipment) has just released a new album on Sub Rosa’s New Series Framework. The record was produced over a period spanning between summer 2010 and spring 2011 on hardware equipment.

You can listen to samples off the new record here and read more about Bratislava’s underground sonics here

Posted on October 9, 2011 at 21:49pm
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The duo Nava Spatiala makes zgomotonautica, the spacecraft practice of noise / drone /ambient. Seemingly chaotic improvisation and journeys through the outer musical fringes, exorcising invisible demons, a medium through which forlorn ghosts communicate.  

We don’t really know who the duo is, but suspect they might be affiliated with our favourite Romanian experimentators Somnoroase păsărele and their thousand aliases. But not sure. Either way, Nava Spatiala is playing today at the Simultan Festival in Timisoara, so if you’re there let us know how it was. 

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