“Queendom Maybe Rise” reviewed by Liability Webzine

Ce n’est pas la première fois que l’on croise le chemin de Marc Behrens (Further Consequences of Reinterpretation, Compilation Work 1996-2005, Plastic/Metal) mais, franchement, on aimerait que cela se fasse plus souvent. On a toujours été un fervent défenseur de l’allemand et ce Queendom Maybe Rise ne doit aucunement nous faire changer d’avis. Cette énième …

Celebrating 10 years of Crónica in Lisbon

Crónica is celebrating 10 years of continuous activity with a series of performances. The first of these will happen in Lisbon, at the Trem Azul store, next Thursday September 12. Marc Behrens and @c will perform twin sets, followed by a DJ set by Crónica’s founder Palo Vinhas. More information. UPDATED: Unfortunately this event was …

“No End of Vinyl” reviewed by De:Bug

“Des Ende des Vinyls” winkte 1999 am Horizont, als Pure seinen Kommentar dazu in der Form zweier intensiver Drones aud fer Grundlage von Auslaufrillen aud Mego herausbrachte, als 3”-CD. Nun, es kam anders. Das schmucke Format des Originals ist mausetot (begleitender Reissue: als Free Download bei Crónica); dessen großem Bruder, in del jetzt die Fortsetzung …

“Queendom Maybe Rise” reviewed by Revue & Corrigée

Deux pièces de natures différentes composent cet album: d’abord Maybe rise qui déploie das nos oreilles un vaste paysage où les sons électroniques (drones, interférences, souffles et sifflements qui semblent sortir de terre comme des fumerolles) se mêlent à toute une faune luxuriante et fantastique, striculations d’insectes et chants d’oiseaux insolites. Marc Behrens a utilisé …

Futurónica 95

Episode 95 of Futurónica, a broadcast in Rádio Manobras (91.5 MHz in Porto, 18h30) and Rádio Zero (21h GMT, repeating on Tuesday at 01h) airs tomorrow, August 23rd. The playlist of Futurónica 95 is: Asmus Tietchens, Teilmenge 36 (2005, ε-Menge, Line) Kontakt der Jünglinge, -1 (2002, -1, Die Stadt) Thomas Köner, Novaya Zemlya 1 (2012, …

“No End of Vinyl” reviewed by Monsieur Délire

This fresh-out record features ten reinterpretations of Pure’s the.end.of.vinyl EP, one of the first records to establish the glitch sound of the label Mego. “Remixers” include Mego cofounder Pita, and also a@, Cindytalk, and Arturas Bumsteinas, among others. Of course, Pure was wrong back then, hence the revised title and these reinterpretations that provide wide-ranging …

“No End of Vinyl” reviewed by Black Audio

Strangely ironic that this latest album by Pure is titled ‘No End of Vinyl’, yet is released on Compact Disc; however, I do love the embossed triple-folded slipcase that feels like the well-loved grooves of an actual record, which is a nice touch. As the album states, this is a collection of collaborative works, where …