Government Alpha:
Recorded at Xerxes Studio, Summer 2000.

Armenia:
Recorded at RADAR.
Mixed at Excillium, Salinas, Summer 2001.

Hinyouki is an abstract noise duo from Spain. Hinyouki is a Japanese common term that means "urinary organs". This is a great split cdr released back in 2002.

Japanese harsh noise idol Masami Akita (秋田昌美) on stage of lithuanian Contemporary Art Center.
Full colour front cover & CD-label. Back cover is black xerox on red paper.
Limited to 45 copies.

Do these guys need an introduction? Nicolas Bernier and Simon Trottier are two magnificent artists from Montreal, Canada. The former is rooted in academic electronic music and runs the ekumen platform. The later is a Folk-influenced guitarist, one half of Ferriswheel you know from our compilation. Bernier + Trottier released their first record with us back in 2007 which soon became a favourite to both fans and critics. [...]

For their first No Type release, Milliseconde topographie (the duo of composers Nicolas Bernier and Delphine Measroch), presents two somber and moody tracks, balancing between delicate electronic textures and opulent acoustic instrumentations.

Also released as a mini-CDR on the Ekumen label.

Recorded live in Amsterdam during Earbitten radioshow. Limited 400 copies.

Presented as a 144-page small hardback book with a CD inside each cover.

Единственное издание записей 1950-60 года, включающее работы Raymond Scott на созданных им электронных музыкальных инструментах (circle machine, rhythm modulator, bass-line generator, electronium, clavivox и другом оборудовании разработанном и построенном Raymond Scott). Включает совместные работы Raymond Scott с Jim Henson.
Огромное количество треков с рекламой и экспериментами.

A compilation of Scott's electronic music intended for advertisements or to showcase his inventions, selected after his death from the thousands of disks and tapes in the Raymond Scott archive at the University of Missouri-Kansas City libraries. As much of the music here was never intended for release, several versions of some tracks are included. All is explained within the book.

Zavoloka is the project of Katerina Zavoloka from Kiev (Ukraine). She is one of the most talented and prolific ukrainian musicians ever: she actively plays live at home and European festivals, she has released several CDs issued by international labels. Zavoloka willingly collaborates with other electronic musicians and takes part in multimedia projects connected not only to music, but also plastic and visual arts.
This is a recording of her solo-performance at the REPLICA festival. Broken and turned inside out beat, deep electronic impulses and waves of texturized sketches are tied up into a unique unsteady structure. Zavoloka's music neither strives for our admiration nor wants to frighten us off - rather it resembles a person, who wants to share something important with us.
Recorded by Denis Kolokol in Oct 2006 at the REPLICA festival, Almaty (Kazakhstan). Edited and mixed by Zavoloka during winter 2007.

Compiled and remastered in 2005/06 from cassette sources: Poetry And Motion (1986/87), Appeal (1988), A Noise Supreme (1989) and various compilations.
Edition of 100 hand-numbered copies in cardboard sleeve.