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Epileptik Cerebral Reaktor Austin
After 3 years of silence, ECR returned in 2006, producing five full albums in a two-year time period before his tragic death. The dark dissonance from previous works remained, but now with a clean methodical edge to them. ECR remains the most industrial of all Trochlear projects, making no attempt to tone down a track for any "easy listeners" in the audience. ... more
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There is no laughter here. There is only a memory. The 8th and final release from Jaya Prime's "IO" series, a collection of glitch, dubstep, poststep, and IDM anthems to fill the darkest of nights.
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Conversation Pieces
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Schema's debut EP, a downtempo collection of IDM tracks with heavy glitch elements. "Conversation Pieces" lives up to its name, inspiring late late nights with a backdrop of very visual atmospheres.
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Hello, My Name Is Jared
by T.Rex DigiLab
When Jared Newby died in 2007, he left behind many "lost tracks" for his various entities, including Epileptik Cerebral Reactor tracks. Now, finally, they have been released. The music lives on.
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