1111. Wirewound vs. Datacrashrobot - Sector Splitter
Channel: Crazy Language
Date: 2013-11-08

cl046 | Wirewound vs. Datacrashrobot - Xylogic Splitter

Download: http://bit.ly/1aCliuU

Machines Collide

Coming from the recesses of an obscure computerized coding mechanism, the impossible has happened!
Forget about Cyberdyne Systems taking over the world, the machine onslaught is happening now, in the shape of proto beats emanating from Bucharest's own Sorin Paun.
Yeah, you guessed it: the electro bursts of Datacrashrobot have probed the aggressive electronica of Wirewound, merging amorphous glitched up machines and obscure textures, struggling against some of the heaviest beat work he's produced. It's an always intense, gripping experience through the realms of abstract and thought-provoking electronic music, the binary codes have taken over and all we can do is to allow these electro shocks to please our ears and mind as they see fit.
Prepare not to feel human for a while. Get ready to experience the cyborg transition through the simple click of download. (F.G.)

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Tracklist:

0000. Wirewound vs. Datacrashrobot - Unknown Sector 
0001. Wirewound vs. Datacrashrobot - Penryn XE 
0010. Wirewound vs. Datacrashrobot - HDW Interrupt 
0100. Wirewound vs. Datacrashrobot -- HexaCore 
1000. Wirewound vs. Datacrashrobot -- Disilyne
1111. Wirewound vs. Datacrashrobot - Sector Splitter

style: glitch, breaks, experimental, future electro 
time: 00:22:01

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All tracks generated by WWD/DCR
artwork by Sorin Paun 
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Datacrashrobot/152422164789718 https://www.facebook.com/pages/Wirewound/526765917379169

the whole release is under creative commons: by-nc-nd
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0

released with Crazy Language 2013-11-06
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