FluiD/John 3:16 - The Pursuit of Salvation (ALRN024). Coming, Mar. 19, 2012 on Alrealon Musique.
For more info - http://www.alrealon.co.uk/alrn024.html
“… An American one-man band backed by more than two decades of work emerges with a dark trip-hop album that is equally varied, and shows the relations between industrial, ambient,…
Cover art for the just released (12.15.11) compilation, ‘Winter Dubstep Essentials (15 Unmixed Dubstep Tracks)’ on LW Recordings. The compilation includes my track, ‘Sublimation In The Zero Hour’.
Italian magazine Darkroom, recently published a review of ‘Duality’.
You can view/read the original Italian version here -
http://www.darkroom-magazine.it/ita/107/Recensione.php?r=2223
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Taken @ ‘Night World 2011 - Night of the Empire’, Foundation, Kansas City (West Bottoms), MO.
Freshly released today on IBN, ‘Amscray - The Scrams Get Scrambled’. Remixes of The Scrams from myself and whole IBN crew!
Austin, TX., based blog, ‘The One True Dead Angel’, recently posted a review of ‘Duality’.
“…Now this is something I can get behind: a diabolical mix of hip-hop, noise, and metal that’s heavy on beats inspired by Massive Attack circa MEZZANINE (still my vote for the best trip-hop album ever, with the best beats), ambient weirdness akin to the dubbed-out cyclone of death tearing through Scorn’s first album, and liberal doses of pure noise. Industrial music and hip-hop seems like an unlikely sonic marriage, but in FluiD’s hands they work together really well. Fans of Scorn’s debut VAE SOLIS will find this to be in the same ballpark, albeit nowhere near as aggressive and violent; with the exception of the driving opener DH-1,”, these are mostly mid-tempo tracks built on fat beats, dub-heavy bass, and melodies that are often processed sounds swaddled in noise. The Massive Attack influence is particularly prominent on “AIC” and “Disrupting the Ghost,” but “Iron Communique” (featuring buried vocals courtesy of Black Saturn) is closer to white noise with occasional beats and incredibly distorted guitar riffs, and “Dread Futures” opens with what sounds like voices underwater before segueing into bass ‘n drums straight out of MEZZANINE and a lilting piano melody. “Refuge,” nothing more than a droning string melody accompanied by a drifting collection of ambient noises, acts as a brief respite from the beats, and “Froz N II” is more about sounds and textures, with beats held in abeyance until halfway through the song. All ten tracks are strong, deftly mixing textured sounds and noises with uncomplicated beats that are nevertheless perfect for the occasion. In short: great stuff, and hopefully more will follow…”
Night World 2011: Night of the Empire, Sat. Nov.12, 2011 @ Foundation, Kansas City (West Bottoms), MO.
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