Sunday, June 29, 2008

Lezet-"An Homage To Industry Rivals aka On The Rim Of The Wheel A Nail aka Christ Phyr Blyr" released with CLINICAL ARCHIVES (Moscow,Russia)!!!!!



"This is an homage album to a mysterious music giant and an innovative filmmaker from the States.
Christopher Byler is "an American modernist, electrician, semiotician, anti-equestrian, and agoraphobic xerodermist".
His music was once described as "industrial alienation of vaudeville, drunk synthesis of mythology and psychodelia".Other than a few liner notes such as this one written as an accompaniment to his magnificent albums,we know very little of him.
But our mystery man certainly doesn't cease to amaze us.The universe he plays in is magical."

free download:
http://www.archive.org/details/ca146_l
or :
http://www.clinicalarchives.spyw.com

Links to Christ Phyr Blyr's material, audio and video:
http://www.noise-joy.org/artists/ontherimofthewheelanail.html
http://www.myspace.com/ontherimofthewheelanail
http://www.myspace.com/industryrivals
http://studentfilms.com/film/castmember/detail.do?castMemberId=4486
http://www.youtube.com/vitradesk
http://abdicatecell.net/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=85&Itemid=29
http://www.deepwhitesound.com/three/index.html

links to Lezet's material:
www.lezet.blogspot. com
www.myspace.com/lezet1
www.myspace.com/lezetmeld
www.myspace.com/lezetythrouroof

Christ Phyr Blyr's e-mail: catbus200@aol.com
Lezet's e-mail: igorlezet@yahoo.com

Thursday, June 26, 2008

V.A.-Postindustrial Changes (Downtown Recs,Slovenia)


V.A.

-Postindustrial Changes (Downtown Recs,Slovenia)
Category: Music


An independent Slovenian label DOWNTOWN RECORDINGS released a net compilation featuring an exclusive, new track by Lezet-
"Postindustrial changes" (2008 release of alter music, electro experimental)
can be downloaded from here :
http://www. divshare. com/download/4821911-e03
or visit:
http://www. myspace. com/dislocateddowntownartists

Thursday, April 24, 2008

v.a.-Anti-Nuclear Music Compilation-22th anniversary of Chernobyl Nuclear Disaster (KIF RECORDING,Poland)


KEEP IT FROZEN - Anti-Nuclear Music Compilation
22th anniversary of Chernobyl Nuclear Disaster - April 26, 1986,Pripyat, Ukraine

1.)Lezet - Crescendo 22
2.)Merankorii - Nuclear Data
3.)Napalmed - Mouth 3
4.)Horopter - Accension
5.)God Pollutes - Red Alert Enigma
6.)Pichismo - 10th Anniversary Of Chernobyl
7.)E-G - Black Grass
8.)Aatmaa - Aftermath
9.)Hagony- Zone of Analfixation
10.)Euphoric Insanity - k-hole
11.)Fiorella16 - Cainita
12.)N.Strahl.N & Strahlenzentrum - Lampen Rot
13.)LLuvia Acida - Liquidador
14.)Chefkirk - Practically all living things, human and animal, were literally seared to death
15.)(ZLO )??? - ???[1]..
16.)72dr - nuke urine
17.)Lodemidiquail ,Animal Machine - Worm Humanoid
18.)Psycheout Nachspiel Noise - slow immerger from the hideous crypt
19.)Horopter - It's in my brain
20.)KIF_ InterLOUD - 1
21.)God Pollutes - Pripyat
22.)Animal Machine - Fungi Could Eat Dangerous Radiation
23.)Napalmed - Zvonokosy
24.)Hologoreminator- Neta
25.)Sudor de Huevos - Muerte
26.)Seraph - X-Factory
27.)The Morrigan - Bound
28.)Animal Machine - Cybergoat, X-Ray Protection & Nuclear Shielding
29.)N.Strahl.N & Strahlenzentrum - Himmel voller Geiger
30.)Torstein Wjiik - What's This Atom?
31.)Mystified - Nuclear Radiation
32.)Messiah Complex - Nuclear Waste
33.)Prince Nygon vs. Universe Of Quad - intergalactic theatrics
34.)Sharza Harza - Creeping_D
35.)Aatmaa - 26.04.1996
36.)CockESP - The Real Housewives of Chernihiv Oblast
37.)ThrouRoof - 500tons of sand&tears
38.)Fiorella16 - Sirop
39.Krak - Poppy Heads Atomcraft
40.)KIF_ InterLOUD - 2
41.)Fossil - Primitive Sun
42.)Katsa Theo - Dr. Wassermann hates water
43.)Lodemidiquail ,Animal Machine - Nuclear Children
44.)Whale Plate - UOIg 93-7gggggggggggggggggg9306
45.)XM2901CW - Into The Dead Sky.



KEEP IT FROZEN - Anti-Nuclear Music Compilation
22th anniversary of Chernobyl Nuclear Disaster - April 26, 1986,Pripyat, Ukraine
produced by kifrecording April 26, 2008

Features artist and project from : United States,United Kingdom,Portugal,Germany,Poland,Czech Republic,Russia,Belarus,Ukrania,Lithuania,Norway,Italy,Serbia,Ecuador,Peru,Chile,Australia,Antartica.

kif's thanks to artists and projects involved in this work and to you for checking it out!!
feel free to download the zip and make as many copies as you want.
the link:
http://www.archive.org/details/kifrecordingKEEPITFROZENAntiNuclearMusicCompilation


feel free to contact us :
kifrecording@hotmail.com
www.myspace.com/kifrecording


also check:
The Anti-Nuclear Music Library
http://www.nirs.org/home.htm


More Links:
http://www.greenpeace.org/international/campaigns/nuclear/nomorechernobyls
http://www.ecn.cz/c10/
http://www.chernobyl.com.ua/
http://www.angelfire.com/extreme4/kiddofspeed/
http://www.chernobyl-international.org/danil.html

Saturday, April 12, 2008

LEZET-TORSION ep released with DEEPWHITESOUND (USA)

The fabulous DEEPWHITESOUND label (USA) released Lezet's "Torsion" EP!!!!!


four tracks based on piano and laced with static bursts, detuned violin samples and high frequency turbulance… courtesy of LEZET, aka Igor Jovanovic, avant-garde composer from Serbia.
TRACKLISTING:
1. coruscating
2. torsion
3. cycle
4. benign

free download at:
http://www.deepwhitesound.com/releases/x/?p=42

Wednesday, April 9, 2008

2 new releases feat.Lezet at KIF RECORDING(Poland)

1)kifrec-21 - 1 vs 2- kif_soup (CDr) (20 Copies) Limited Edition /


Features:
Liquid Signal Distortion,Broken Diode ,Djet,Krak ,Anal Oder Nicht Sein,Exmachina,Aatmaa,AVI,Darph nader,Nanohex ,Kenji Siratori,Toxicum aestus ,Organ Morgan,Frostwinter,Cygore,Camisole,Implore Animosity,(b)ananartista,ThrouRoof,Rotted Brain,Napalmed,Mundkrach,Bjorn Eriksson,Lezet,Ronny Wærnes,Eraritjaritjaka,Uta jan,False Mirror,Uncle mum,M.pervere ,Man Invented Airplanes Just To Get High ,Barkona Rova,Wolf-107,Plankopie,Djet,Lodemidiquail,Aesthetic Meat Front ,Sabae.Cumdivision Spermany,Extreme Hair Stench,Hirnparasit,B°tong,Animal Machine,Swamps up Nostrils, Tape Rape,AxBx,Lodemidiquail,Jolthrower, Khusuk,N.Strahl.N,Torstein Wjiik, Kjetil Hanssen,Czulinscy Revolution,Humanoid,Monika Wojnowska,Clemens Hausch,Fossil,Protoplasmic Shot, Origami Metallika,Fiorella 16,John Pussy,Krak,Ambient Animal, Pichismo,XM2901CW ,Kumkrusted,Pussyjuice Absorber, White Torture,Bius,Enviromental Testing Device,Meldhkwis_ Dapnom_AEP. 5 €

contact:
kifrecording@hotmail.com
myspace:
http://www.myspace.com/kifrecording



2)AYAHUASKA EXPERIENCE
TEN SECONDS COMPILATION II REMIXES( by Animal Machine-a free download release).


Features:
Napalmed,Djet,Cumdivision Spermany,Extreme Hair Stench,Hirnparasit,B°tong,Animal Machine,Swamps up Nostrils, Tape Rape,Eraritjaritjaka,AxBx,Lodemidiquail,Jolthrower, Khusuk,N.Strahl.N,Aatmaa,Torstein Wjiik,Lezet,Cygore, Kjetil Hanssen,Czulinscy Revolution,Humanoid,Monika Wojnowska,Clemens Hausch,Fossil,Protoplasmic Shot, Origami Metallika,Fiorella 16,John Pussy,Krak,Ambient Animal, Pichismo,XM2901CW ,Kumkrusted,Pussyjuice Absorber, White Torture,Bius,Enviromental Testing Device,Meldhkwis_ Dapnom_AEP. ...spoken words by real shaman.A noise-friendly compilation downloadable at:
http://www.archive.org/details/KifFreeShit02
http://www.archive.org/details/KifFreeShit02

xoxo,

Lezetlija

Saturday, April 5, 2008

"Ximer" EP by Protecious released with "SCHNURSTRAX Records"(Luxembourg)

"Ximer" EP by Protecious


Igor (aka Lezetlija, the man behind Lezet,aka me) became a member of Protecious, a great band from Ohio.Becoming an "international" band, Protecious embraced DJ KALIMERO (Israel) and me as their’s new members. The new PROTECIOUS formation:

Protecious: (AUDIO)Production, Mixing, Remixes,
Beats/Programming, Synthesizer, Keys,
(VISUAL)Graphic Designs & Animations
(Freelance Graphic Artist For Hire!)


Ray Blair: Electric, Acoustic & Bass Guitar


Dj Kalimero: Scratches, Additional Samples


Igor Jovanovic: Insert Tracks;Samples/Keys



released the "Ximer"EP through SCHNURSTRAX Records (Luxembourg).You can download the whole release at Schnurstrax’s site: www.schnurstrax.net
Protecious - Ximer EP (Schnurstrax Records)


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What others said about Protecious:


oaster ride, far beyond divine!"
-Jeffrey Nothing, (Mushroomhead, Hatrix)

"Poppy, but eccentric!"
- Kid 606

"Protecious in all its originality creates
a landscape of sound that often induces a
trance state of suspension like spinning in a
void with a vibrating crotch and underoos
packed full of feces........ "
- Todd Smith, (Polkadot Cadaver, The Alter Boys, Dog Fashion Disco)

"Wild and Insane!"
- Steve Balderson, (Filmaker, Director Of "Firecracker")

"Unique and inspired. Truly a work of vision"
-Jason Popson, (Fractured Transmitter Co, (216), The Alter Boys, Etc)

"An ambient, introspective web of melodic and
rhythmic music that manipulates the listener with
intense beats and infectious grooves"
-Ryan Farrell

"An original mix of funky electro-chunks and
groovy krautrock elements"
- Schnurstrax Records

And Here Is Some Quotes Directly From The Comment Section:
"Amazing And Inspiring!"
"Should Be In Everyone’s Music Collection!"
"Unusual And Beautiful!"
"If Albert Einstein Started A Band, It Would Be Called Protecious!"




An Interview With Protecious
By Scarlett Di Maio

P=Protecious / S=Scarlett



S: So Ken, Protecious is certainly an intriguing name for a band...where did the name originate from and how does it relate to your music?

P: Yes, very intriguing, these days you have to have an original approach to just about everything from the music itself to the presentation
through visuals as well as sounds, everybody and their brother has bands now, if you dont have an original name, original sound, you wont get
far unless you suck certain things from certain people


S: You bring forward some interestingly refreshing ideas there Ken. It is good to discuss music with an artist who does not seem intimitated by
the music business and creates music for the love of it. If only there were more bands out their who shared your perspective...

P: I hope that my ways of going about it all can rub off on other artists because most of them are to big for their britchezzz


S: So who would you say your primary influences are?

P: so many, I love most styles and soo many artists, but to list some I would say
Buckethead, The Doors, Melvins, mike Patton, del the funky homosapien, queens of the stone age


S: Many people who have heard your music have commented on the Mike Patton influence. Why are you inspired by artists such as him?

P: Details, originality, if I listen to something over and over and hear something new that I didnt recall hearing the other times thats cool, makes
you wanna listen even more to hear the details and see what else you might have missed, sort of like what people do with their favorite movies they watch em all the time and can pick out new stuff they didnt see the other times.


S: Certainly, originality seems to be absent in the current music scene. Is that what attracted you intially to the experimental genre?

P: I have a rough time describing music through "genres", I guess experimental to me means not mainstreamish not the typical bubble gum pop
you hear on radio, experimental to me is like mixing various styles various genres, not afraid to do some different styles not afraid to make different
songs in every track on an album,...as you have just stated experimental genres definatly lacks a presence, I can only hope Protecious can open
some minds more especially to the usa, who seems more unopen than most countries to this style


S: On that topic are you hoping to have your music well recieved in countries outside the USA? Do you think you have what it takes to break the global
market?

P: I think there is alot of wonderful countries like Italy, Sweden, Australia, Ireland, Germany that are pretty open to this style of experimental music, I cant
explain why, I wish I knew, perhaps because more angry and violent people live in the united states and tend to NOT relax to colorful music, I think
Protecious has potential to be more known in other places aside from the usa for sure


S: (laughs) Tell me about Global Interaction.

P: It’s a sort of global compilation, there is 4 different bands from 4 different countries and representing very different styles individually,
Lezet is experimental from Serbia, Jellyfish Syndrome is a great rock band from Sweden, Thrangh is a great experimental jazz band from Italy, and
Protecious is on it too, it will have at least 3-4 protecious exclusive tracks, and 2 songs by Thrangh, 4 by Jellyfish Syndrome, 4 by Lezet, These are all
very original artists and im so blessed and fortunate for them to want to be apart of this idea.


Global Interaction
4 Bands From 4 Countries



S: Describe Protecious in 3 words.

P: original, entertaining, eccentric


S: Do you have an EP you will release soon? If so where can fans get it?

P: "ximer" ep, will be released by Schnurstrax Records (net label out of Luxembourg) Normally I dont want to release my stuff through others, but the
owner is super cool and respectful to me (for a change) and I wanted to let him release some material.


S: In the meantime, are their any songs you would recommend people should download? Where can our readers get a sneak peak of the Ximer EP?

P: www.myspace.com/protecious right on my page you can hear songs from various upcoming releases, stuff from 3 releases in scattered on the playlist there,
I recommend ALL songs!


S: Finally, are you going to do any other collaborations with any other artsists?

P: Yes, Protecious will be apart of Jeffrey Nothing’s first upcoming solo project, on at least 1 , possibly 2 tracks, one is called "Enough" and you
can actually hear the demo to that on www.myspace.com/jeffreynothingfansite ...
I have nothing but respect for Jeffrey and his work in Mushroomhead and Hatrix, Im a huge
fan of his and it’s a true honor to be apart of something this great im very excited...I also have a few other collaborations in works and I dont want to
mention names until I hear the final stuff, I am always creating art...


S: I can’t wait to hear the finished EP!
Well thanks, for your time Ken, and all the best with the Ximer EP release...

P: Thank you and thanks for the support

Sunday, March 30, 2008

SCNURSTRAX RECORDS SAMPLER 07/08 (Luxembourg)



Ladies and gentlemen, we think finally the time has come for our first compilation : in 8 months artists from all over the world have collaborated and helped us to create a unique style and philosophy around sound and visual media. The SCHNURSTRAX project now enters a new phase in its neverending race to development and by the way wants to thank everybody supporting us and spreading our music and ideas. With this sampler we want to emphasize on our main guidelines, reach a maximum of audience and realize a dream of many of us. The coverart is done by our friend and collaborator L0R3NT.
The SCHNURSTRAX Records 2007 Compilation (STRX025)

01 JC + GK - Karma

02 The Chair Listener - A bit stupidity

03 Komparce - Hearing ulcer
04 @ (At Sign) - G V4
05 Company of Big Beats - d.mittens
06 The Tobacco Company - El pistolero
07 How Do You Get Your Inspiration ? - Ventolin grunge
08 Protecious - Vulture
09 Raftside - Another game
10 Onde Orange - Hipokamp / tanit d'astarte
11 Tvesla - Kaktus
12 sug(r)cane feat. baa rec - In between us
13 Fracture - Indigotin
14 Artaban - Melankonic
15 Airstrip One - Right or leftfield
16 Lezet - Annoyance 5
17 Cyclorama - It's music or die!

will be available at www.schnurstrax.net soon

Of course you can go as well to the following record stores:


New Sound
30, Grand-rue
Luxembourg-City



CD Buttek beim Palais
16, rue du Marché-aux-Herbes
Luxembourg-City


This is our first physical release, 300 copies are available for the price of 10euro. To the discs at the shops are added 3euro.
To order your original disc with the excellent artwork by Laurent Schmit, mail us at:
the_strime@hotmail.com

"Labels are not a new thing for Luxembourg, but on the Internet, they have been rather rare so far. Soundzfromnowhere were the first to try this approach, but lately Schnurstrax Records have been all over the media by not only releasing local and international artists for free, but also by organising quality electro shows. In March, it was therefore time to stage a first release party, which was also the first time they released an album that people have to actually pay for.
The album starts with an ambient piano soundscape from Irish band JC+GK, which would be more fitting to end a CD. Bulgarian artist The Chair Listener is next with a moody electronic track whose melancholic bass line is counterpointed by faster and friendlier 8-bit beeps. On it goes with French/Canadian duo Komparce who also profess ear-friendly ambient electronica, where again a dark backdrop leaves room for consoling synth melodies. One half on the opening act returns as @ and delivers this time rhythmic brooding electro sounds with a recurring plucked string melody working a hypnotic effect on the listener. Chicago two-piece Company Of Big Beats recorded their debut album in the mid- to late-Nineties, and combine the post rock inheritance of their hometown with repetitive beat patterns. The Tobacco Company is an experimental outfit by Schnurstrax label owner Ralph who shows himself from a more ambient sound on this track. How Do You Get Your Inspiration from Luxembourg play a freeform collage that sees an acoustic guitar filtered through god knows how many effects, ending in something which could be found on one of those crazy early Seventies krautrock albums. Protecious from the USA bring finally the compilation into a more musical direction. Their humorous combination of krautrock sounds with rock and funk elements shows that there is also a lighter side to Schnurstrax Records. Local rock troubadour Raftside offers a track from his album "The Desperate Life Of Johnny Sunshine". Onde Orange, a former guitarist of French glam rockers Pink Diamonds who didn’t convince me so much at the Schnurstrax release party, is heading into freewheeling psych rock with untamed guitar freakouts. Short but just the kind of stuff Julian Cope fans should get into. The longest track on the compilation is reserved for Tvesla, who finally, more than two years after recording, have finally released their album full on angular instrumental noise rock songs. Local shoegaze icon Sug[r]cane collaborates on his new works with Japanese artist Baa Rec, whose guitar adds a bit of crunch towards the end of this otherwise rather typical composition. Fracture is the better known alter ego of Schnurstrax Ralph, and his new material shows a lot of depth and maturity, making his songs accessible little dark electro pop gems. Artaban are seemingly unavoidable these days, and their instrumental electro pop has this aesthetic coolness of early Eighties classic. It takes some time to get used to their music, but once they get you hooked, there is no running away. Airstrip One, also knows as Fred from Grand Duchy Grooves (another local electro label) has recently often been seen teaming up with Fracture, but on this solo piece, he combines experimental big beat electronica with aggressive hiphop sounds. Strange but original! Serbian experimental artist Lezet’s piece is a short meditative item that prepares for the end of this compilation, which comes with Cyclorama, also guitarist for psych rockers Karma Lounge, but more electronic as a solo artist, although still embodying elements of bands like Ozric Tentacles and Spiritualized, although the featured track is a mellower foray into trip hop beats.
This first Schnurstrax compilation starts with experimental ambient electronica, then takes a turn into more rock based items before ending again more electronically, although with the locally better known artists. This subdivision makes for an interesting listening experience, and although most songs can be acquired legally for free – Schnurstrax is still a web-based label – it’s a good thing to support them by buying this album which gives a good survey of their catalogue."by Pascal (disagreement.net - independant e-zine based in Luxembourg)