Maurizio_Bianchi_and_Land_Use-Psychoneurose-2005-DPS

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                          █  █   P U B L I C . S O U N D
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                          █  █   presenting our latest release
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     r e l e a s e  .  i n f o



     Artist.....: Maurizio Bianchi  &  Land Use
     Title......: Psychoneurose


     Rip Date...: Mar-18-2007    Cat.No.....: MANCD046
     Style......: Ambient        Label......: Manifold Records
     Quality....: VBRkbps        Type.......: Album
     Size.......: 83,6 MB        Source.....: CDDA



     r e l e a s e  .  n o t e s



     Italian Avant-Noise legend M.B. and Land Use collaborate on
     dramatic, subterranean wall-of-noise constructions and swirling
     textural storms, dense and complex arrangements, shifting and
     shimmering tones barely under control, streaming toward some
     distant and indefineable precipice. Not noisy, but way too tense
     and corrosive to be called ambient. These vibrant monoliths of
     sound shift the listeners pysche into a restless sort of zen, a
     blissful chaos - truly mind and mood-altering. Bianchi released
     early records on Whitehouse's Come Org. label and has been active
     since the 1970's. And a recent and conspicuous absence from the
     experimental music world has been broken by several recent
     releases of surprising freshness and relevance. It is unclear
     where MB leaves off and Land Use begins but Psychoneurose is
     definitely a clear and brilliant return to early MB techniques
     with several refinements in delivery and focus. Psychoneurose will
     be the clear weapon of choice for those who prefer their ambience
     with teeth and their Power-Electronics with more of the deep,
     vaster textures than violence.


     "The last time we remember Maurizio Bianchi (who often referred to
     himself as MB) producing a good record was back in 1984 when the
     Italian industrialist produced Armaghedon. After he released that
     cold cold record of neurally fused electronics, Bianchi infamously
     quit making music and declared himself a Jehovah's Witness. The
     transition for a man who produced records alongside Whitehouse and
     Nurse With Wound toward a fringe contingent of Christianity
     certainly draws one's attention to the work that he made
     immediately before this conversion, as the bleakness of the sounds
     take on grand epistomological references. It was assumed that he
     was never going to make any music ever again; however in the late
     '90s, Bianchi returned to music, only to produce some of the worst
     New Age ambient drivel we'd ever heard. These records were so
     incredibly bad that when labels ballyhooed one of his records as
     something as good as Carcinosi or Endometrio (universally
     considered his best and most devastating recordings), we were more
     than a little skeptical, thinking back to the lame New Age
     outings.
     Thank God, we gave Psychoneurose a listen, as this record is so
     spectacular that perhaps we will be searching out some of those
     other records to see if they are as good as they were claimed to
     be! Is Psychoneurose as good as the aforementioned Carcinosi /
     Endometrio dyptic? Well to be perfectly honest, no; but Bianchi
     and whoever the hell Land Use is have really done well in
     returning to the all-encompassing, utterly blackened,
     subterraneanly frigid, nightmarishly grim, soul-crushingly bleak,
     death-shroud ambience that Bianchi had produced back in the day.
     Expansive, Frankensteinian drones constanly broadcast a black
     energy, marred with tactile corrosive noises and synthetic
     twitches which could only be made by the same anaglog technology
     of Bianchi's classic recordings. So until those aforementioned
     albums come back in print yet again, Psychoneurose holds its own
     as a worthy substitute."
     http://aquariusrecords.org


     www.manifoldrecords.com



     p l a y l i s t



     01    Cerebrum                                          21:52
     02    Neurotropismo                                     25:04
     03    Frequenz N                                        16:38

                                                             63:34 min



     g r e e t i n g s



     agw - amok - bass - bcc - bex - boss - cmg - cmc - cms - d2h
     def - dh - disc0 - drum - emp - ftd - fwyh - gem - i8 - ipc
     jce - jfk - jrp - just - khz - kinky - kw - lame - maem - mbs
     mgc - psycz - r2r - rac - radial - rapid - rks - rtb - sb
     sever - sfe - soup - sour - sq - tr - trt - ube - uc - upe
     uki - xtc - yard - zi

     respect to music lovers worldwide




     never forget  :  go to the show. buy the t-shirt. order the vinyl


Files

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01-maurizio_bianchi_and_land_use-cerebrum-dps.mp330,33 MB
02-maurizio_bianchi_and_land_use-neurotropismo-dps.mp333,78 MB
03-maurizio_bianchi_and_land_use-frequenz_n-dps.mp319,53 MB