REVIEW: The M.E.M.O.R.Y. Lab Reviewed at Regenmag.com

http://www.regenmag.com/Reviews-2166-The-MEMORY-Lab-The-MEMORY-Lab.html

"Modern Expressing Machines of Revolutionary Youth" possesses nothing truly revolutionary or cutting edge, but that's mainly because it took over 10 years to finally surface. Canada's D-Trash Records has jumped at the opportunity to release The M.E.M.O.R.Y. Lab's first and last full-length self-titled compilation, Modern Expressing Machines of Revolutionary Youth. The long delayed amalgamation of music spanning The M.E.M.O.R.Y. Lab's catalogue of music from 1994-1999 gives us a look at their somewhat unique take on the industrial metal sound of the time...

[DTRASH136] DDT - Syndrome Of Chaos

[DTRASH136] DDT - Syndrome Of Chaos
Apocalyptic rhythms & noise atmosphere produce the condemned breaks that make up the energetic breakcore assault that is Spaniard DDT's debut release for D-TRASH. This compilation of tracks from 2008-2009 threaten with hints of analogic MIDI machines, obscure FX, glitching rhythms and low and deep bass terror.

Genres: Rhythmic Noise, Noise, Drum n Bass, Breakcore, Industrial
Release Date: 2009/10
Length: (53:30)
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[DTRASH126] NOT HALF - I Want It To Be 1983 Again

[DTRASH126] NOT HALF - I Want It To Be 1983 Again
Al Al this time bowls a strike with this puzzlingly brilliant release of new material - Glooping glitches' rhythms pitterpatter through the experimental nostalgic-noisescapes shaped by Atari 2600-laced days of yonder.

Genres: Rhythmic Noise, IDM, Breakcore, Experimental, Future Jazz
Release Date: 2009/5
Length: (59:32)
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