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Syncope  - Antirhythmic Fakecleaner

Syncope - Antirhythmic Fakecleaner

Musician: Syncope
Album title: Antirhythmic Fakecleaner
Style: Noise, Abstract, Industrial, Breakcore, Experimental
Released: 2005
Country: Austria
Size MP3 version: 1714 mb
Size APE version: 1947 mb
Size WMA version: 1880 mb
Rating ✫: 4.1
Votes: 989
Format: ADX VOX VQF AA AAC AHX ASF
Genre: Electronic

Syncope - Antirhythmic Fakecleaner


Tracklist Hide Credits

1 Der Sterile Raum
2 The Judas Breed
3 Mutilation Of Government
4 Frozen Brain Complex
5 Interlude
6 Alienation Of Planet Earth
7 Shockwave Absorbing
8 Bonus Track
Performer – Pattex
9 A Long Black Tunnel To Nowhere
10 Misanthropic Galaxy
11 Antirhythmic Fakecleaner

Notes

LTD / First 10 Special CDr Black coloured

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Review by Heathen Harvest: We call it the Judas breed... The sample that opens a CD described by their label as StereoBeatCrushingNoiseCore heralds the dark days to come. Syncope has at least 45 CD-r releases on the Austrian label system breakdown Recordings, and if representative of the elusive artist, then the world of industrial weirdcore can rejoice. Syncope compress violent, bass-laden breakbeats with murderous movie sampling, distorted walls of noise, and almost anything else one could think of, all crammed into 11 tracks overflowing with alien cut-up mayhem. The songs have a dense feel to them, particularly as the mixes are quite dubbed-out, providing compelling layers to the percussion and rhythmic sampling. Like many in the world of core, Syncope's production is fairly good(IMNSHO), a little rough in places, but tracks carry their sounds adequately. I wouldn't necessarily call it smooth, but that's a little beside the point. It was diffifult to keep up with the frenetic changes in tempo and mood as breakbeats would suddenly give way to metallic found-sound clashings, the distorted stabs of film samples, finally closing with the throaty sounds of some sea-beast rising up to claim a world lost millenia ago. I was glad I wasn't on drugs for this review. But only just. Get a hold of some this stuff, somehow. Buckets of thrall!