Tento tyzden vysla recenzia na Back mirror v Sound Projectore:

The ten-inch item pressed in clear vinyl is a vital, pulsing, crackling slab of analogue noise. Back Mirror comes from our friends Monika Subrtova and Daniel Kordik who operate as Jamka and release downloads and vinyl through their Urbsounds Collective project. About this time last year we noted their fine Z Okna Ucha LP. This release, credited to [/] urbsounds collective, is a collaborative work with urbanfailure and rbnx, involving a methodology connected with file-trading; all I know is the results are grand, full of fire, highly abrasive, and a treat to listen to. “A state of perfect chaos” is what the creators aspired to, and they come close to delivering just that. Mad robots destroying each other on the factory floor. Tracks are deconstructed (torn apart) and rebuilt into illogical anti-patterns of delicious mayhem-istic clonks. Great! The press release (they really should have used it as cover artwork) is also nifty, rendering lists of equipment and names of participants in schematic form, with colours and lines reminiscent of an underground tube map, or perhaps a circuit diagram. With track titles like ‘Bashing’, ‘Stress’ and ‘Personal Interference’, how can you lose? If there’s any copies left (it was issued last November), snap one up!
(Ed Pinset/Sound Projector)

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Info:
http://backmirror.urbsounds.sk/
Listen:
http://www.myspace.com/urbsoundscollective