Aaron Spectre, following the release of his extraordinary mechanized metal album, Grist (credited to his Drumcorps pseudonym), has posted another extended set of dark, rhythmic maneuvers, titled “Reptile Dub” (MP3). The source material ranges from the dancehall of Buju Banton to work by a fellow post-junglist, Shackleton, to the Nine Inch Nails track from which the set takes its name, to several of his own pieces, under both the Spectre and Drumcorps monikers. The set originally aired on Resonance FM in London in mid-December 2006.
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bob phillips: "thanks for taking note. I’ve been pretty terse in the initial description of recent pieces..."
Luftrum: "I’m amazed. 72 people sculpted and subtracted material out of my sample to create new experimental..."
_blank: "I’m the one who wrote the post at mediateletipos.net and null66913.net is my web, so I can be of..."
Jason: "Thanks for spreading this around. Yes, that’s Ted playing drums on this recording, layered with some..."
muncky: "strange, the threads the webs weaves – been following ngngngng’s work since this post, and now..."
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