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[QUOTE=Luca EW,14/3/2011, 18:59 ?t=54534594&st=0#entry445582323]
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(Ant-Zen)

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<u>Tracklist</u>
01. La Fin Absolue du Monde
02. The Hurt
03. We're Not Your Friends
04. Dig That Shizzel
05. Who Needs Borders?
06. Unleashed Surveillance
07. Somthing Went Wrong
08. Who Knows Better Times
09. Good Bye Dying World

<u>Release Date</u>
22nd April 2011

<b>Buy it on POPoNAUT
[URL=http://www.poponaut.de/product_info.php?ref=52&products_id=9193&affiliate_banner_id=1]100blumen - Surveillance (CD)[/URL]

Buy it on Bandcamp
[URL=https://ant-zen.bandcamp.com/album/surveillance]100blumen - Surveillance[/URL]</b>

<u>Press Release</u>
'the surveillance continues to multiply. the accountability continues to diminish.' (brian trent: 'freedom under surveillance, part I')
since the beginning 100blumen have constituted a firm combination of powerful electronics and political acuteness. started as a one man project by marcel van blumen, the project amplified to a duo after chris van blumen's guitar supported marcel during live performances and on a few past tracks - now chris is a permanent band member and together they're stronger than ever. on the fourth album on ant-zen their versatility is audible on each track, way beyond any 'industrial' or 'electropunk' clichés.
supported by l. delogne (le moderniste) who is responsible for the spoken word on 'la fin absolue du monde' and 16pad noise terrorist collaborating on 'dig that shizzel', 100blumen have created a deep expression of 'feelings while living in a surveillance society'. this album contains a multilateral spectrum of vibes ranging from melancholic violence to belligerence. a multitude of rhythmic variations - broken and straight - appended with stirring basses lay the groundwork for subtle melodic excursions, synthesized fury and razor-sharp six-string attacks, all kept together with epic artificial string entries. stylistic boundaries are non-existent: ambient, technoid industrial, punk and breakbeat add up to an explosive bouquet - play loud!
'the most precious good is freedom, and we have to defend it with courage and faith' (valeriano orobón fernandéz: 'a las barricadas')

<u>Links</u>
Artist: [URL=http://www.100blumen.com/]Website[/URL] | [URL=https://www.facebook.com/100blumen]Facebook[/URL]
Label: [URL=http://www.ant-zen.com]Website[/URL] | [URL=https://www.facebook.com/antzen.official]Facebook[/URL]
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:YaSu:	Posted: 10/5/2011, 15:57 Si, l'ho trovato molto "vario" rispetto al passato ed in un certo senso più "maturo". Consigliatissimo.
dj elettrodo	Posted: 10/5/2011, 12:23 CITAZIONE (dj elettrodo @ 15/3/2011, 10:18) Bene....è tra i miei preferiti Proseguendo nella tendenza verso un cambiamento stilistico,quest'ultimo lavoro accentua il lato "elettro-punk"( con accenni addirittura simil gothic!) a discapito dell'alveo naturale technoise...in ogni caso un album di spessore per un artista ormai "big" dell'Ant-zen
dj elettrodo	Posted: 15/3/2011, 09:18 Bene....è tra i miei preferiti
Luca EW	Posted: 14/3/2011, 18:59 100blumen - Surveillance (Ant-Zen) Tracklist 01. La Fin Absolue du Monde 02. The Hurt 03. We're Not Your Friends 04. Dig That Shizzel 05. Who Needs Borders? 06. Unleashed Surveillance 07. Somthing Went Wrong 08. Who Knows Better Times 09. Good Bye Dying World Release Date 22nd April 2011 Buy it on POPoNAUT 100blumen - Surveillance (CD) Buy it on Bandcamp 100blumen - Surveillance Press Release 'the surveillance continues to multiply. the accountability continues to diminish.' (brian trent: 'freedom under surveillance, part I') since the beginning 100blumen have constituted a firm combination of powerful electronics and political acuteness. started as a one man project by marcel van blumen, the project amplified to a duo after chris van blumen's guitar supported marcel during live performances and on a few past tracks - now chris is a permanent band member and together they're stronger than ever. on the fourth album on ant-zen their versatility is audible on each track, way beyond any 'industrial' or 'electropunk' clichés. supported by l. delogne (le moderniste) who is responsible for the spoken word on 'la fin absolue du monde' and 16pad noise terrorist collaborating on 'dig that shizzel', 100blumen have created a deep expression of 'feelings while living in a surveillance society'. this album contains a multilateral spectrum of vibes ranging from melancholic violence to belligerence. a multitude of rhythmic variations - broken and straight - appended with stirring basses lay the groundwork for subtle melodic excursions, synthesized fury and razor-sharp six-string attacks, all kept together with epic artificial string entries. stylistic boundaries are non-existent: ambient, technoid industrial, punk and breakbeat add up to an explosive bouquet - play loud! 'the most precious good is freedom, and we have to defend it with courage and faith' (valeriano orobón fernandéz: 'a las barricadas') Links Artist: Website \| Facebook Label: Website \| Facebook