SCHNURSTRAX Records represented at Vibra(k)tion Festival @ Rockhal, Luxembourg

Schnurstrax presents : an interactive music-highlight not to miss !

In a overwhelming hardware orgy, local hand's-in-the-air-electro expert ReadyDot, the briliant frenchmen Komparce and CrashZendo's melodious half secretSoeech are joined by living anlalog-synths museum Modular Clockwork to explore the endless possibilities of a multilateral 3D improvisation.

to convince yourself to pass by, just have a look at these set-ups. everyone is invited to join the artists !




ReadyDot:

Eurorack Modular Synthesizer (Doepfer, 4MS Pedals, Livewire, Malekko, Make Noise, The Harvestman, TipTop Audio, etc.)
Native Instruments Maschine
Percussa AudioCubes
MacBook Pro

secretSpeech:

electribe emx1
electribe ea1
roland sp505
kaosspad 3
kaossilator
q-chord
3* nintendo DS
mixing desk

Komparce:

tr808
micromoog
roland sh09
roland re201
teremine

Modular Clockwork:

TMSS modular system
arp 2600
tr 808
prophet 5
minimoog
yamaha cs20

3 fresh releases

SUG(R)CANE - IT'S LIKE A MONDAY BUT IT'S NOT

The marvellous return of the thoroughly skilled local electronica derwish, coming up with what might be one of Mister Cut's most pure and experimental electronica albums yet. A must-have for fans of Bibio, ColdCut of Flying Lotus.




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LOUD WAS THE SEA - AUTIST WEDDING

First record of Loud Was The Sea, a one man-project of former metro (L) and Mount Stealth (L) guitarist David André. Autist wedding's cinematographic keylines create peacefull haunting backgrounds for an as versatile than efficient beat programming while his instrumentation floats discretely and patiently troughout the melancholic song structures.



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SERMEQ - NAUTILUS

Sermeq's third release on SCHNURSTRAX is definitely a curious listening experience. Grabbing his way through unwieldy retro-synthlines, combined with a more straight-forward dancefloor-compatible sound aesthetic, Sermeq pushes the boundaries of filthy downtempo-kitsch a bit further. The gloomy guest appearances of Plankton Wave's Helena Dyboek and Lisa Berg's looped cello-phrases add a slightly more organic feel to the mainly sci-fi influenced gimmickery. Pure chill-out stuff.




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download here