also available as CD-R (lt.ed. 50 copies)
including bonus-album "colours" as download code
photography by Adam Mankowski
design by EMERGE
soundcloud.com/noisesculptor
more releases by NoisesculptoR on attenuation circuit:
emerge.bandcamp.com/album/larrr-part-ii
emerge.bandcamp.com/album/larrr-part-i
emerge.bandcamp.com/album/covid
emerge.bandcamp.com/album/seconds
emerge.bandcamp.com/album/solap-are
emerge.bandcamp.com/album/r-the-god-of-the-sun
emerge.bandcamp.com/album/untitled-world
emerge.bandcamp.com/album/stars
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Robert Sipos, born 1974, first met techno at the end of the 90s; initially visited clubs, parties, absorbed the music and listened. Almost became a second home to the 1999 opening Supersonic Polytechnic, and related techno events. Those important and noteworthy for his professional life were DJ Grega, who unwittingly pointed the way towards techno, and Mixer Smith, who gave the first major technical equipment. Noisesculptor is unbroken since its inception, representative of this line which is not exactly popular: techno primarily within industrial and dark line moving - doggedly trying to stay underground, as far as possible these days... In addition to mixing the music, editing really is what fascinated him, looking and researching new sound. His music is both modern and ancient: from the era when music was born instinct, sounds, feelings...
Several publishers discussed - and discuss today. In 2011, Robert appeared on Mixer Smith's tel joint debut album, titled "General Effect", which is now the well-known not only in Europe but also in many countries of the world (Japan, USA), and appeared on the
popularwww.audioexit.com label. Subsequently began to draw attention to it in the domestic and international trade: the requests were mixes, radio shows. His first solo album (Structures) marked with the names of Exigent (PERL Imre) was released on Paradise Gate Records. On the European level, he is well known as a contributor / radio tartva of the Art Style: Techno - Underground Techno magazine. His work has been featured on various compilation discs, and well-known DJs and producers like to use them for their mixes.
released December 16, 2016
BAD ALCHEMY
Mit Karma-Shelter (ACK 1037, CD-R) erhöht Róbert Sipos noch einmal seine Jahresproduktion als Sound-, sorry, als NOISESCULPTOR. Als ob bei einem Brainscan etwas elektroenzephalografiert worden wäre, das nur der Schatten eines Vogels, aber eben auch ein Tumor sein könnte, überschüttet er, zitternd zwischen Traum und Albtraum, seinen persönlichen Teufel mit rostigen Panikblüten. In der Spannweite seines Spagats zwischen dem spanischen PorNoise-Schlachthaus Craneal Fracture und Attenuation Circuit entfaltet er eine Dialektik aus brausendem und geißelndem Noise, der mit diabolischem Raunen und dem Gesang selbst im Feuerofen lauthals weiter träumender Seelen in Schmerzlust schwelgt. Gar nicht grob auf die 'Karma'- und die 'Shelter' Seite verteilt, vielmehr auf ganzer Linie als Reibung zwischen kakophonem Dauerregen und der steinzeitalten Fähigkeit, ihm zu trotzen, dem Aufklaren zu vertrauen und den brodeligen Dingen des Lebens mit eins, zwei geloopten Strichen oder einfach dem Herzschlag einen Groove aufzuzwingen.
www.badalchemy.de