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Orvonton is the self-project of Carlos Pechant (Monterrey, Mexico). In this project he tries to capture daily situations and translate to music/daily situations in which we don’t need the perfect melody to an espesific moment, we only need to switch the situation to a musical plan, and transform our cotidianity trying to view the same situations in diferents angles.
Cannibals is an album produced by the peruvian noise artist Jab Lemur in June of 2007. Its a colage of sounds, as he calls it, “a Sonic Safari” based in the travels of Theodore Roosevelt in Africa.
Frosty: Frosty was was born in 1978 and grew up in a town called Siegen. At the age of 13 he discovered the radio show “RPR-Maximal” and he was fascinated by that electronic sound. One year later he began DJing at private parties an made his own tapes. Now Frosty adds another sequel to his popular Netlabel Mixtape series. Is was recently released by Mixotic.
Igloo Magazine published an interesting review of Music for a Clear Channel + Third Symbol release, by Xurba (Kahvi Collective).
dEstructuras is the last work from the peruvian soundartist Omar Lavalle. The sound of this album is full of rough textures and digital mistakes. Arrhythmic tracks with strange sonorous languages.
French artist JKP is back on track with a new mind-guzzling chip release, available at 20kbps rec. He debuted on that label two years ago. Meanwhile, he appeared on labels like Mekkanikal Industries, Audioactivity, Cannibal Caniche and Abyssa.
Downtempo guru Kopasetik released his another LP – Therapeutik. The whole release is available at Random Access Recordings website.