Carlos Giffoni - Zamuro (2008)
Noise, Experimental | MP3 | 320 Kbps | 1CD | 43'09'' | 103 Mb
Important Records | imprec201

"A Zamuro is a dark South American vulture of great size. Zamuro is also a solo composition piece for portable synth and analog filter. Side A on this LP is a live realization of this piece recorded at the Compound in San Francisco in 2006 (Mastered by Lasse Marhaug). Carlos composed and performed this piece live on several tours in the US/Europe/Japan all trough out 2006 and 2007, if you saw him live in those two years this is the piece he performed. This was the most complete version of it that made it to tape. Side B is a studio piece recorded live on a much larger modular synth, based around the same theme, but with structural and tonal variations not in the original composition. This is pure psychedelic electronic music."

Important

Lasse Marhaug - The Great Silence (2007)
Noise | MP3 | 320 Kbps | 1CD | Scans | 52'00'' | 124 Mb
PACrec / Troniks | PACREC130

"The Great Silence is probably the best recording I have ever heard from Lasse. It was recorded in Jørgen Træen's (professional) studio, and it's produced by Golden Serenades (Træen + John Hegre)… While Lasse himself has said that the disc is "as primitive as it gets", I wouldn't really agree… What it is, is a devastatingly pure display of the finest kind of harsh noise, and yet another in the long line of records showing Marhaug's incredible feeling for vital and living noise. Highest recommendation for this one… fucking ESSENTIAL!"

Tommy Carlson (Treriksröset / Segerhuva)

Francisco López - Technocalyps (2008)
Experimental | MP3 | 320 kbps | 1CD | Scans | 73'55'' | 174 Mb
Alien8 Recordings | ALIENCD77

Continuing his “exploration of the universe of broad-band noise from the real world”, Francisco López delivers his latest tour de force, the original soundtrack to the film 'TechnoCalyps' by Frank Theys. TechnoCalyps is a documentary in three parts on ‘Transhumanism’, which deals with the subject of human beings no longer being the driving force of civilization. Director Frank Theys raises the question of whether we are prepared to accept the prospect that humanity is not the end of evolution.