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Art, music, and writing produced or arranged by James Curcio.
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subQtaneous: Some Still Despair In A Prozac Nation
Described as a "stick of dynamite strapped to reality," (Scenery Zine), subQtaneous is a diverse conceptual, collaborative album. It carves new soundscapes ranging from brutal, pounding industrial to sarcastic hip hop set over carnival music to delicately layered trance. It has been compared to Pigface, probably due to its format, as well as Coil, Mr Bungle, and Frank Zappa. While the tracks are tied together by a common theme – the corrosive dark side of capitalism, and its effects on our psyche – none of the musicians involved in this project try to beat you over the head with their ideology. Instead it remains, as the title would imply, an almost subliminal experience that slowly gets under your skin, and doesn't come out in the wash. Visit http://subq.joinmycult.org for free samples.
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Download: $4.00
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Babalon - Dreams & Reflections
Previously unreleased live and demo tracks from the now disbanded schizophrena-rock group Babalon.
"Babalon fuses rock, industrial, and electronic elements, focused more on pushing the boundaries of sound and thought than on fitting into one specific genre. Their style ranges from sweet and melodic, with soaring female vocals and almost classical acoustic guitar, to creeping noise, electronic sampling and an industrial crunch; from jazz and funk infused old school rock to hard hitting, head banging metal and everywhere in between. If ever there were a soundtrack for these schizophrenic times, Babalon is it."
Disc: $5.50
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