Artist : Teledubgnosis vs. N.I.C.
Album : Teledubgnosis vs. N.I.C.
Year : 2006
Genre : Alternative
Source : CD
Label : Malicious Damage Records
Catalog : MD608
Rls.Date : 2006-07-30
Bitrate : VBRkbps
Size : 116 MB
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CD 1/2 :
1. Teledubgnosis - Ambex 7:07
2. Teledubgnosis - Downrinas 6:28
3. Teledubgnosis - Homuro? 7:45
4. Teledubgnosis - Echolocation 4:41
5. Teledubgnosis - The Ressurrection Machine 5:12
6. Teledubgnosis - The View From Earth 5:55
CD 2/2 :
1. N.I.C. - Mrpi 5:01
2. N.I.C. - Say U Sick 4:50
3. N.I.C. - Materialismo 5:47
4. N.I.C. - Asemblea De Robots 3:09
5. N.I.C. - Inkal 4:27
6. N.I.C. - Segway 5:28
7. N.I.C. - Say You Sick (JK Flesh Mix) 6:57
8. N.I.C. - Materialismo (Jesu Mix) 6:13
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79:00
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Malicious Damage Records is proud to announce the release of TELEDUBGNOSIS
vs. N.I.C. Recorded live and in virtual studios linked from locations around
the world, the 2 CD split release links the trademark downtempo noir
soundscapes of Teledubgnosis with the phunkadelicized grooves of N.I.C.
Bridging the geographic and stylistic divide is veteran drummer Ted Parsons
who mans the skins for both projects. TELDUBGNOSIS vs N.I.C. will be released
worldwide in February 2006 and will be available on CD and limited edition
12" colored vinyl.
Following Teledubgnosis' critically acclaimed Magnetic Learning Center (2003,
Wordsound Recordings), this split release pushes the Teledub method into
uncharted but fertile territory as the tech included using an FTP server to
collaborate. Since they left New York, the members of Teledubgnosis now span
the globe from Scandinavia to North America. Rather than reassemble in
person, they recorded their individual parts in various home and pro studios
and then submitted them to producer Jason Wolford via FTP for cataloging and
assembly. This fast and flexible working method also allowed the band to
invite remote contributions from other musicians such as east coast
luminaries Tony Maimone, Joel Hamilton, and octopus (Dalek), and west coast
musician Leigh Marble, accumulating a rich palette of ideas and sounds to
blend in the final mixes.
"There are influences from "Flowers Of Romance", "Metal Box" and influences
from Iranian, Egyptian and Iraqi classical music ... And these guys can
surely play -- these are no newcomer novices... Each member of the band has a
well grounded history in industrial funk/ dub/noise and other related
scenes...This is an album that may prove interesting for the open minded
amongst you who are satiated with... the nostalgic and overtly conventional
approach of Euro digi dub and the one drop "revival", and are totally
unchallenged by bashment. There is an alternative route to follow.
Teledubgnosis have at least set out on that other road. It will be
interesting to see where they go."
(reggae-vibes.com)
"With Teledubgnosis, it's all about rhythm. Not surprising with heavyweights
Ted Parsons (Godflesh, Prong, Swans) and Tony Maimone (Pere Ubu, Mekons,
Golden Palominos) in the ranks. Ill electronics, hands-on dub-effects.
Teledubgnosis is reminiscent of the golden generation of Adrian Sherwood,
Bill Laswell and King Tubby"
(konkurrent.nl)