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Forsaken Ghosts

C. Reider — Mon, 18 Feb 2013 05:57:21 +0000

There is a new track available now on Dystimbria.
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Titled “Forsaken Ghosts” it was made & submitted by The Icarus Descent.
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Check it out: http://dystimbria.cc
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ABOUT DYSTIMBRIA:
Dystimbria is a netlabel offering works by composers exploring sounds between what might be called ‘noise music’ and ‘ambient music. Each release on this netlabel appropriates sound sources from previous releases on the label, so every release is inter-connected with the others.

Katie Gately – Across the River

C. Reider — Sun, 03 Feb 2013 23:06:48 +0000

The newest track available on Dystimbria is by Katie Gately, and it’s called “Across the River”
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It’s sixteen minutes of bliss, I’m really very fond of this one indeed, hope you will be too.
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GO:
Dystimbria.cc
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You may also notice while you’re there, that I have fully implemented Sonic Squirrel widgets for all tracks, so you can stream every track in a pop-up player and also download from the Sonic Squirrel mirror if you prefer that.

Sonic Squirrel

C. Reider — Sun, 27 Jan 2013 23:16:09 +0000

I have made a mirror of all tracks from Dystimbria netlabel that have been released up until now.
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Visit Dystimbria on Sonic Squirrel:
http://sonicsquirrel.net/detail/label/Dystimbria/1724/
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Sonic Squirrel does streaming, so maybe the biggest news here is that all of the tracks on Dystimbria are now streamable. In celebration, I made a big squirrely playlist of all the tracks, it’s four hours long!
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http://sonicsquirrel.net/detail/playlist/Dystimbria+All+Tracks/953

Two new tracks at Dystimbria

C. Reider — Sat, 26 Jan 2013 22:07:07 +0000

In the past couple of weeks two tracks have been released on the Dystimbria netlabel.
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Dystimbria is a netlabel offering works by composers exploring sounds between what might be called ‘noise music’ and ‘ambient music. Each release on this netlabel appropriates sound sources from previous releases on the label, so every release is inter-connected with the others.
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The new tracks are “Beasts (Homunculus-Basilisk)” by Schemawound
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“The Ebb and Flow of the Cycle of Time” by Scott Lawlor
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Both are free to download at the label website:
Dystimbria.cc

Schemawound – BEASTS

C. Reider — Tue, 15 Jan 2013 04:53:27 +0000

Out today on Dystimbria, the first release of 2013:
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Schemawound – BEASTS(Homunculus-Basilisk)
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Dystimbria is a netlabel offering works by composers exploring sounds between what might be called ‘noise’ & ‘ambient’. Each release on Dystimbria appropriates sound sources from previous releases on the label, making all releases inter-connected.
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Download it at Dystimbria.CC

Dystimbria

C. Reider — Thu, 20 Sep 2012 04:02:17 +0000

The netlabel Dystimbria has been down for an unknown amount of time, I hadn’t checked on it in a little while and somehow the domain registrar charged me to renew but didn’t actually renew.
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It should be up and running now, however I’ve noticed that the site has not propagated out to the entire world yet. My friends in Canada can see the site at the present, but I cannot!
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Hope you haven’t thought that Dystimbria had been abandoned it is still alive and well, and looking for new contributions!
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dystimbria.cc

Next Year Geometry

C. Reider — Tue, 12 Jun 2012 03:16:29 +0000

I’m a little late to post this notification, but I’d like to announce a new node to the ever expanding line of in-between experimental music housed at the Dystimbria netlabel.
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Every release on Dystimbria samples from and builds upon the previous releases, the idea is to find a space to occupy between ambient and noise music. Anyone can approach me if they want to participate.
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The newest artist to do so is David Nemeth, who uses all previous Dystimbria releases to cobble together his stupendous “Next Year Geometry”.
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This and all other releases can be downloaded for free at Dystimbria.cc

Swamp Monsters, Secret Prisons

C. Reider — Mon, 05 Mar 2012 04:37:51 +0000

The tenth iteration of the Dystimbria saga appears in the form of “Swamp Monsters, Secret Prisons” by Chicago artist Cinchel.
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The method of Dystimbria production involves re-use of previously released tracks as sound source material for new tracks, and Cinchel takes a bit from each of the nine tracks already released to produce a brief and dramatic piece of organized sound.
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Download this new release for free at:
http://dystimbria.cc

Two New Pieces at Dystimbria

C. Reider — Fri, 27 Jan 2012 03:03:28 +0000

Two new tracks have just gone live at Dystimbria, the new netlabel devoted to a continually evolving community discussion in sound of the grey areas between noise and ambient.
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The two new tracks are really heavy and incredibly good. These are some of my favorite entries yet! Don’t miss them.
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Dystimbria #8 – Mutant Beatnik’s “Rainbow Vomitorium” is a constantly evolving composition of entrancing and exciting textures and noises. Incredible. This will take the top of your head clean off.
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Dystimbria #9 – Post-Avantist’s “Vasiform Rima” is a slow-burning, slow-churning piece of quasi-doom-metal DROOOOOOOONNNNNNEEE. Grrrruuuuhhhh!!!!
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Get them both right now for free at http://dystimbria.cc

Collarado

C. Reider — Sat, 07 Jan 2012 21:49:38 +0000

The seventh track in the Dystimbria continuum is by Utah’s AODL, and is titled “Collarado”.
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Artist statement: “I took Dystimbria 6 and chopped it up, shuffled it, re-joined it, chopped it up, and shuffled it again, and had a couple of tracks built from all of that, all on the computer. I did some computer distortion of one of the generated tracks, and chopped the non-distorted and distorted ones up into two batches of samples of 2 seconds each. I then loaded those samples into MPC500 programs and plugged the MPC500 into two MoogerFoogers (Ring Modulator and FreqBox) and a Metasonix TM-1 Waveshaper and played a live set using only this gear and these samples (in pairs of noise and non-noise, one with “note-on” play, and one with “oneshot” play). “

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Download it here: http://dystimbria.cc