Problems That Fix Themselves / Micromelancolié - Fractures FLAC download

This is a split between two electronic artists. Again, I'd like to say that electronical music is really not my "thing" by any means, but I have been known to enjoy a repeated listen of Aphex Twin's "Come To Daddy" EP from time to time. The first side of "Fractures" is by Problems That Fix Themselves and it's very much in the vein of that Richard D. James mini-masterpiece. I don't really know the correct language to use when describing this stuff, but I can say that Problems' music is quite complex and utilizes a number of interesting rhythms and textures. Hey now, they even named one track after Jeffery Tambor:The B side is by Micromelancolié and it's a lot more slow building, sounding like a room slowly filling with bees transitioning into the dead sound of a record spinning endlessly in its runout groove. Not as instantly ear grabbing as the Problems material, but It's a good match to the energetic workout you get on the other side.The tape comes wrapped in a cardboard holder and the graphic design is pretty pro.from:http://cassettegods.blogspot.com/2011/11/problems-that-fix-themselvesmicromelanc.html

The title of this tape perfectly describes the contents. A listener finds oneself in the very center of the space ship's engine system. The cosmic liqueur streams into one's blood. Metal tendons, buckets and shimmering lamps dance static dances and wink through the wrapped gauze. Harsh noises and trash electronic fall over nebulosities, then fall asleep. That sleep is nervous, unstable. Small tune heads rest on IDM callosities...from:http://dumpsterdivingblog.blogspot.com/

I'm not sure how to bring this to you, or how to call it in the first place, i mean, i liked a lot, just because i like experimental music, a lot, is a weird feeling, but i'm very pleased, let's just call this noise/techno/melancholic/experimental music, yes, i think that's a good label to this, i don't know if i'm too ignorant or this is just very different and unusual, the thing is that this is not Drone, this has nothing to do with metal or anything like that, this is noise with some touches of melody and melancholic parts, just random new form of art, and i like it, a lot, is like a soundtrack, for your lives, very good indeed, check this out, if you like musical experiments, this is your chance. Because in the end we all decided to listen to weird music, listen to music socially rejected, we are the rats in this society, we are few and smart, unique and powerful, we are the wolves... no one can't refuse this concept..Band: Micromelancolié/Problems That Fix ThemselvesDisc: Fractures (Split)Year: 2011Country: USAGenre: Experimental.From: http://anti-human-hate.blogspot.com/