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Out now Bodies by See Pereria

5 agosto 2016 admin

Stato Elettrico presents Bodies by See Pereria from Sheffield, UK. “An electronic blend of sounds, with bubbled up basslines, funky acid looniness and a sensual voice that sings as if she is one human synthesizer”. (‘Yeah I Know it Sucks’, Oct 2015) See Pereria has a process led approach to making experimental electronica. Preset loops are used as set parameters with the addition of vocals as a further instrument. These limits and boundaries allow for See Pereria to really experiment with the software to create new sounds. Each track in the song is manipulated and sculpted by being layered, cut up and/or looped. Songs are made with heavy emphasis on synths, beats, harmonies and repetition.

Out Now Linguaggio Macchina

29 luglio 2016 admin

Stato Elettrico presents Linguaggio Macchina v.1.3 by Linguaggio Macchina. If you like Alva Noto and Raster Noton’ sound here you can find some really good satisfaction for your ears. All songs are composed with databent/sonified data files.

Extrasensory Perception – OUT NOW – Netlabel Day 2016

14 luglio 2016 admin

We celebrate the Netlabel Day 2016 with this new album from Mexico City by NCRPTD.DSCRPTN. Six track’ album for audio visceral techno.

Push Against New Fakes – [im]mor[t]ality – OUT NOW

3 luglio 2016 admin

Michele Panf Mantovani, aka Push Against New Fakes, is back after two years from his debut album, the vibrant and melancholic “Any Color You Can’T See”.

Divisione dell’Astratto

29 giugno 2016 admin

Divisione dell’ Astratto is the first sublabel runs by Stato Elettrico, focused on ambient and experimental music. Now we are collecting new music for this project, you can send your demo here with subject #DVA.

Out now Endless Wave by Plasman 51

15 giugno 2016 admin

Plasman 51 searches for new forms of expression to communicate with extraterrestrial worlds. Long sessions with synthesizers made of endless arpeggios drive the listener toward distant horizons, where forms become blurry shapes, memory fades away leaving space to cosmic contemplation.