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GENRE: Classical, Electronic, Avant-Garde, Experimental, Dance

Label: Huunter Records
Release date: 2010
Total running time: 0:39:34
Huunter (born Lloyd Bourne; March 15, 1988) is an American electronic musician. He released his debut CD ‘Shantih’ August 20th 2008. And his new album “The Ultraviolet Catastrophe” in the spring of 2010.
“The Ultraviolet Catastrophe” is an exploration into avant-garde/classical dance music. Inspired from the four-to-the floor beats of European dance artists and recorded using only classical instruments and ideas to create “The Ultraviolet Catastrophe”.
Huunter is an artistic pseudonym created as an umbrella under which Lloyd Bourne publishes all of his visual and musical endeavors. Huunter’s debut album, Shantih, is a minimalist classical album dedicated to the life of his late grandmother. After the sucessful release of Shantih Huunter returned to his home studio to concentrate writing a new album and a new artistic direction.
Observing crowds of people respond so viscerally to four-on-the-floor beats of modern dance music, Huunter was inspired to create a similar effect using only classical instruments. After months composing and arranging the result is The Ultraviolet Catastrophe.
These four tracks take you on a forty-minute journey through avant-garde, classical and dance influenced music. The Ultraviolet Catastrophe represents a new direction for the future of Huunters music.
Available in FLAC!

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GENRE: Classical, Piano, Minimal

Label: aerotone
Release date: 2007
Total running time: 0:30:54
Reiko Matane, a female Japanese piano player is presenting her first release on our lovely weblabel. The selftitled mini album “Le Mépris” is featuring eight very calm piano songs straight from the heart. This album is an unique musical experience and reminding us on the little things that count – in every aspect.

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GENRE: Classical, Piano, Ambient

Label: Jamendo
Release date: 2006
Total running time: 0:23:51
“Ever since I took my first steps in the music world, I have always had a penchant for composition. Whether this was due to not wanting to make the effort to read sheet music, or to a non-conformist spirit leading me to seek new richness of tone and emotions which I couldn’t find in the studios, I don’t know. At the beginning, I produced very simple works which simply occupied part of my time. With time, and thanks to the musical and technical knowledge acquired in my studies, I started making richer and more complex arrangements, in which I invested ever more time and effort and which I enjoyed more and more every day. Composing became a part of my love for music. I could not conceive music without creating my own works, and that’s how the tracks which have given rise to my first album were born.”

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GENRE: Classical, Contemporary Classical, Minimalism, Piano, Ambient

Label: Clinical Archives
Release date: 2010
Total running time: 0:34:04
“Nine days of Winter” is an album of spontaneous, minimalist music for piano. By mid february my piano was to be tuned, and each time that happens I think that is a waste not using that days in which the piano keeps an almost-perfect tuning to record something. As I had no new stuff for piano, I decided to call my friends and fellow musicians from Madrid to meet during 9 days just to play, create spontaneous music and record everything, in order to publish the music later.
Unfortunately, none of my friends could join me for that nine days, so I decided to play and record them myself. The process took place between the 20th and 28th of February, days of cold weather, rain, wind and snow here in Madrid. This album is the result of that nine days of winter, a disc of melancholic, intimate, minimalist music. The songs are all improvised as they were recorded just while the music was being played, directly in first takes. Hope you’ll enjoy it.The cover pic is the work of my good friend and best photographer Diego Sevilla.

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GENRE: Classical, Piano, Soundtrack

Label: Zero-project
Release date: 2008
Total running time: 0:26:56
Sometimes in our life, it may be needed to fall, so that we start again our course, with reconsidered opinions, making more stable steps. This is the meaning of pseudonym “zero-project”. It describes a journey that starts from zero, but it stargazes…
I began to publish my compositions at the end of 2007 through this site and through musical internet communities. I believe that I don’t have something special to use as bio, everyone has his own story to tell, interesting, or not. Instead of words, I offer a part of my being: Music…
I also believe that regardless of the importance of our root and our destination, the most enjoyable is the trip between these two points…
Available as CD IMAGE!

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GENRE: Classical, Avantgarde

Label: Comfort Stand
Release date: 2005
Total running time: 0:24:22
THE PRESERVING MACHINE adds to the well-received albums of reworkings of classics by Argentian composer and musician Lanark. Some would argue this album is his finest. Once again, he is humble about his talents, this time attributing the compositions to insects and machines.
He writes, “How to preserve music from oblivion… Put the sheet music on the machine. Wait. An insect or similar kind of animal is produced. Let it live and transform. Put it back on the machine. Wait. A new sheet music is produced. Play it. (over an idea by Philip K. Dick)”

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GENRE: Classical, Medieval, Neoclassic, Dark Ambient

Label: Aventuel
Release date: 2009
Total running time: 0:59:29
Sometimes we would like to listen to a nighttime fairytale. Something enigmatic, mysterious, maybe sad… We would like to plunge into it and leave all burdens behind to fall asleep and to be a free. “Alkemiisto” is the sad love story of the young alchemist and the princess, whose love differed with the public opinion. The melodies are wrapped by a shroud of mystery and an easy, thoughtful fog of romanticism.

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GENRE: Classical, Contemporary, Minimalism

Label: nonstopnonsense
Release date: 2009
Total running time: 0:11:20
Two years has elapsed since the original release of this little masterwork. Since then, Mopen Flot had not come out with a new release, but we already know that a similar work is on its way! Till then, and by way of introduction for those who are not familiar with Mopen Flot, and to just refresh memories for those who are already know this project, we would like to make available this mini album in excelent quality, what it deserves. Previously released only in 160kbps, now updated to 320kbps, with a brand new artwork. The music represents the classical/symphonic genre, which is extremely rare in the netlabel scene. So do not miss this exclusive release! Please enjoy, close your eyes, and watch the animation!

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GENRE: Classical, Minimalist, Avant-Garde

Label: Incunabulum
Release date: 2008
Total running time: 0:37:24
Composer-lute player Jozef Van Wissem is renowned for his unusual approach of the Renaissance and Baroque lute, probably the most unlikely instruments in the world of contemporary music. He cuts and pastes classical pieces, reverses melodies, adds electronics and processed field recordings The unusual wedlock of composition and improvisation creates an unheard amalgam of contemporary folk and early music Van Wissem has accomplished the strange feat of bridging the idiom of seventeenth century lute literature and twenty-first century contemporary music Although he uses subtle electronic sound manipulation, he has largely stayed faithful to the particular timbre, resonance and playing technique of the lute. Van Wissem first came to be noticed a few years ago because of his radical conceptual approach to Renaissance lute music: He deconstructed existing compositions, for instance by playing them backwards. He also composed his own pieces for lute, using palindromes and mirrored structures. His music therefore does not have a traditional linear progression, nor leads to a climax, it rather stays on the same level of intensity. His music is not so much demands concentrated listening, as it will bring the listener in a state of concentrated listening.

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GENRE: Classical, Contemporary, Piano

Label: GrooveCaffee
Release date: 2010
Total running time: 1:13:03
“Those Nights” begins with “First Light,” one of the most haunting pieces I’ve heard in awhile.
A repeated note sets the rhythm for the gentle, atmospheric melody. Played at almost a whisper, it’s amazing how so few notes can be so powerful. This piece alone is worth the price of admission, as is its reprise at the end of the album. “Before the Storm” is a bit more complex but is also reminiscent of Eric Satie.
As the piece evolves, a variety of themes alternate with the original theme – very effective! “Return” is very quiet, introspective, and soul-searching, and was written during the time Winiberg was composing “Silent Embrace.” “Gathering Clouds” is a concept piece that begins very gently with lots of open space between the notes.
In the second section, the fluttering notes on the left hand could indicate wind.The third section picks up energy and turbulence as the clouds become more ominous. Winiberg paints a vivid picture of the beginnings of a major storm – sometimes calm, sometimes frightening – a great piece! Not surprisingly, “The Storm” follows with dark drama and lots of power. The quiet moments of this piece make the swirling storm even more effective. The title track is amazing.
Spontaneous yet cohesive, the various themes describe a pensive, reflective mood and let us in on the inner thoughts of the composer. “Stars In a Dark Blue Sky” is a bit jazzier in style, but is still slow and thoughtful. “From Within” is about letting the music take its time to emerge organically and for the composer to act only as a medium, not forcing anything. “Hidden By Shadows” is wistful, mysterious, and very moving. As I said, the electronica mix of “First Light” is as extraordinary as the solo piano version. If anything, the electronic sounds make the piece even more haunting – wind and electronic instrumental sounds add more colors and intrigue. Bravo, Josh Winiberg! Keep up the great work! – Kathy Parsons

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