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    <subtitle>Too long an album, Rails over SSH, codenamed Rush, was fast recorded as an ElectroPopCore manifesto. Seems the tipping point of the dynamic fuzz series. Vocals are still poor but a bit more directed.
The last track is dedicated to Celeste and Camille.</subtitle>
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    <subtitle>CopyWrong Dub is a dark album, fast and poorly recorded during late 2007. Must be the original genre defining dirty electro piece as it turned out while conceived with references to Suicide in mind. EFX 500 fuzzbox overused to mess with the sound of long samples.</subtitle>
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    <subtitle>First solo album, post released here, it's more of a compilation than a concept or decision. High on samples from the MPC, fuzzed drums and poor improvised vocals. Was recorded under heavy psychtropic medication.</subtitle>
    <title>Ma MPC au Zoo</title>
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    <subtitle>SoundCheck was indeed meant to try to prove that a better monitoring solution in the studio would lead to better tracks but it failed deeply.</subtitle>
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    <subtitle>Codename SMP as the multicore optimisation technique, Slave Muted Point tried to be less pop but turned out as yet another dirty electro release. It must be the first really conceived as an album more than a group of songs. Preludes the almost pure synthetic series. Yasumi is the name of a missing puppet.</subtitle>
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    <release type="date">2008-07-25</release>
    <subtitle>SubUrban Dead Operator tried to be the synthetic pop milestone with massive use of Novation's Supernova 2. As uncomfortable to listen to as CWD but for different reasons, it's less traumatic samples but more psychotic keys.
Artwork is derived from a photo taken by Christine Roux.</subtitle>
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    <subtitle>Lush and lust seem to be the leading ideas for this october '08 release. Ambulatoire fails large to live up to it's conceptual stance. The naked synth-pop line slowly fades away but the scarf is still fresh.
Artwork is derived from a photo taken by iscia@touarance.org</subtitle>
    <title>Ambulatoire</title>
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    <subtitle>Octopaahl is surprisingly more diverse and genre orientated than any previous release. Tight and progressive, it seems to flow out more naturally. Noticeable progress in production technique but still poorly written.
Though, artwork is derived from a photo taken by iscia@touarance.org.</subtitle>
    <title>Octopaahl</title>
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    <subtitle>This genre ever-switching minor release strikes a chord. Too long to be really conceptual, it's flashes back to the days of the compilation albums. Sees the emergence of a right balance between samples and synthetisers.</subtitle>
    <title>Monades</title>
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    <subtitle>Long time no music, Localhost was meant to elude to NerdCore chord and to turn to dirty reverb electro sounds. Sees the introduction to the studio of the mini KaosPad and it's spaced-out effects.
The artwork is derived from a photo from iscia@touarance.org.
Seven Edgy Heads is Edgar's seventh birthday track.
Downloaded more than a thousand times as a torrent on Mininova in the first week of it's release.</subtitle>
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    <release type="date">2009-03-22</release>
    <subtitle>Depth Mode is the core of the Narcotic series : High on draw and medication, it's almost a concept album of a massive smoke session, with the noticeable exception of My MP, an almost decent hip-hop rant track about politics and Creative Commons.</subtitle>
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    <release type="date">2009-04-14</release>
    <subtitle>High on samples, last of the Narco series for now on, NameSpaces turned out to be less NerdCord than expected and mostly ambient oriented. Includes Four Zoo, Ir&#232;ne's fourth birthday track.</subtitle>
    <title>NameSpaces</title>
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    <release type="date">2009-05-03</release>
    <subtitle>Mixing Codeine and Cortisone to heal the pain of a sciatic and a bad infection, while getting your hands on an Elektron MachineDrum. Two weeks break, stuck inside out the spring trying to gimmick DubStep and to speed things up.
Scored more than 1000 torrents downloads at it's release on mininova.org with sometimes up to 100 seeds.
Artwork is derived from a photo taken by iscia@touarance.org.</subtitle>
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    <dir>Xenization</dir>
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    <release type="date">2009-05-17</release>
    <subtitle>Still sick, DJ Habett, under legal Morphine treatement, tries here to get his act in phase with his medical prescription. Tense and diverse, it suprisingly strikes a lighter chord than it's mighty predecessor, Emonomoirs.
Artwork is derived from an original photo taken by iscia@touarance.org</subtitle>
    <title>Xenization</title>
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    <subtitle>A decent post-traumatic offering that mixes liquid spices of electronica in different blends. The question remains the same but it turns to nostalgic nihilism per se. Ends of seasons and duties, it sounds like a broken compilation of phaserverb tiny pieces stuck together by a conceptual claim that still is false.</subtitle>
    <title>Debacle</title>
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    <subtitle>An error prone return to the decks'n'tables. It's late summer, the pads are sticky but the aim is still there to downlift the emotions of an halfway crazy loner stuck in his basement. The warpification turns to loose walls but the intentions could be praised.
Never the less, it has been downloaded more than 1300 times from mininova on the day of it's release.</subtitle>
    <title>The Lights</title>
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    <release type="date">2009-09-20</release>
    <subtitle>Sleep disorder and psytropical mess can sometimes lead to something, and by that time of the year, it's been Formal Creatures by DJ Habett.
Richer sound textures but still poor compositions, the turntableless DJ is as lame as ever on theses tracks. Cycles of recycled stuff just when his previous effort (The Lights) seemed to hint a move towards greater effort.
There's hopefully more to come but he needs a massive shrink intervention and a boost of ambition.
Nevertheless the album got downloaded more than a thousand times on the day of it's release on mininova.org.</subtitle>
    <title>Formal Creatures</title>
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    <dir>Lines</dir>
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    <release type="date">2009-10-31</release>
    <subtitle>There comes a flu album from vanishing traces of decency. From an earing impared DJ, stuck inside an headache, it turns out to be an odd collection of snapshots stolen from the chemist.
Even though the sound quality is odd, this is the first album to reach the 5,000 downloads mark.</subtitle>
    <title>Lines 'n' Curves</title>
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    <release type="date">2009-12-10</release>
    <subtitle>Another late pre-traumatic depressed album. Running out of vanity and deep into sleep deprivation, it includes ace tracks, though slightly dark on the edges.
This is the 10th album for 2009 and there's potential for more to come but eventually by 2010.
The setup is the same but the mood and the health is different and that's quite an achievement and a statement to the burning out legions.
Distributed more than 2000 times on the week of it's release by mininova.org.</subtitle>
    <title>Departed</title>
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    <release type="date">2010-01-10</release>
    <subtitle>Another batch of lyrical mortifications amongst an impaired and odd album.</subtitle>
    <title>Shifted Fuses</title>
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    <dir>asphalt</dir>
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    <release type="date">2010-01-31</release>
    <subtitle>With a rush of Seroplex in the brain, this album ain't as dark as it's title may suggest.
Highly ranked in previews, it builds on DJ Habett's classical blend of MPCisms and Synthetizers to produce another batch of leftfield beats.
Less ambient and maybe more comprehensive album, it mark the return to a leaner sound and lighter mood. No words, no lyrics, no voices, a pure instrumental release to please the crowds without interfering with the productions.</subtitle>
    <title>Asphalt</title>
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