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Vindicatrix - Die Alten Bösen Lieder

Musician: Vindicatrix
Album title: Die Alten Bösen Lieder
Style: Leftfield, Abstract, Experimental
Released: 2009
Country: UK
Size MP3 version: 1354 mb
Size APE version: 1469 mb
Size WMA version: 1219 mb
Rating ✫: 4.1
Votes: 602
Format: VOC MP4 RA DMF AU MMF AC3
Genre: Electronic

Vindicatrix - Die Alten Bösen Lieder mp3 album

Vindicatrix - Die Alten Bösen Lieder mp3 album

Tracklist

Something In The Night Pt. 1
Something In The Night Pt. 2
Something In The Night Pt. 3
CDr
Dein Schwert 8:33
Audi Nostra Suspiria 4:49
The Silken Cell 8:55
Lack Of Correspondence 6:35
Rubbing Pages Out 4:01
Insulinde 9:21
Punctured 5:55
A Long Straight Road In A Cold City 9:20

Versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
MM038 Vindicatrix Die Alten Bösen Lieder ‎(12" + CDr, MiniAlbum) Mordant Music MM038 UK 2009
MM038 Vindicatrix Die Alten Bösen Lieder ‎(12", Ltd + CDr, MiniAlbum) Mordant Music MM038 UK 2009

Zieryn
I swear, one could just listen to the Mordant Music label and nothing else these days, the range is that vast. This is the debut album from Vindicatrix, a conspirator and sometimes collaborator of the Baron's. All throughout the breadth of this monster we are confronted by styles which are molested and then utterly decimated by their own virtues, finally being shed like so many insectoid skins. Or was that wings being torn off a butterfly, I don't know the precise variables utilized in the making of this record; part of me does not want to. Electronics are the only constant here, with bursts of violent percussion punctuating drones that can only be termed menacing. I get the feeling Vindicatrix approach whatever audience they coax forth in the most confrontational of ways. As with all things Mordant, there is exquisite packaging to compliment the auditory inferno being loosed. The vinyl is extremely well pressed; it is absolutely VITAL for one to listen to this record as a whole: first the minimally disturbing three part serial 'Something in the night' and then the eight track cd-r. If it's not designed to keep you awake nights trying to index the synapses of your gray matter, I'll be very very surprised.Whoever Vindicatrix is, or are, they have confounded my ears by the very nature of the unconventional almost bastardized rendering given to the sounds which leap forth from my speakers. Mr. Maxted get the concrete billets but this artist here is the very real sound of sanity coming apart in an ever more nuanced, insidious fashion. Cannot recommend this one enough. Viva Mordant Music!