Thursday, November 8, 2007  4:18 pm 

In Space I can Hear You Scream

Technological solutions for Nerds have developed a special blackberry implant which projects the sounds of Cybernetic Broadcasting System in the walls of your skull, watch what goes on inside your sick brain with a hyper-developed pineal gland and feel like you where in a Plastic Fantastic Inevitable happening inhabited by the anti-social androids after which Bender was prototyped.

Neon beams iuminate your position wherever you are from La Hague’s version of Sauron’s Mordor Tower, fucking special if you ask me.

Join the party, and shake those joints.

A revenant composed of corpses both male and female roams the corridors of our spaceship, we hear it singing at night, it stares at you with synth ray eyes that chill, if Liars had been watching Blade Runner after their first album, instead of riding to the Brocken in a drum powered broom maybe they would have ended up making an album like this, or aren’t there lots of Twin Peaks in Mars?

Perfect music to slit your wrists to, as DJ Stevo would say. Chromatics should dig.

Nine Circles- Twinkling Stars

From their self-titled 1982 album.

Dyanrec’s Paranoid electro acid monster utters kraftwerkian odes to microprocessors and things while roaming the streets of Berlin bristling with fibre optic tentacles ending on silicon blades that rape the soul like this was Urotsukidoji.

Dynarec- Secret Tactics

I picked up the phone at the office the other day and the Rainbow Brothers (aka some French band who are kind of famous) infected my brain with the electro-boogie equivalent of Lucy Monotsone’s creepy hippie terror anthem from the other side of the line, probably located in a silvery satellite orbiting Saturn. The bass growl in this P-funk cosmic extravaganza is enough to shake your spine out of its axis and send you in a dance rampage across underground clubs full of conspiratory barcoders.

Do you know who is Amamiya Kazuhiko?

Sure he can swing.

Rainbow Brothers- 818 323 01

labels >> CBS, Dynarec, Nine Circles, Rainbow Brothers, SciFi