
Tracklist:
1. Diamond Hand [04:29]
2. A Kit [04:47]
3. E Kat [02:26]
4. Kitekat [02:38]
5. Buratino [02:54]
6. Cet6 [02:07]
Produced by Kriipis Tulo and Space Contour. Recorded live at Tokctoka studio, Riga, Latvia, august 2002.

Tracklist:
1. Diamond Hand [04:29]
2. A Kit [04:47]
3. E Kat [02:26]
4. Kitekat [02:38]
5. Buratino [02:54]
6. Cet6 [02:07]
Produced by Kriipis Tulo and Space Contour. Recorded live at Tokctoka studio, Riga, Latvia, august 2002.

“Music (…) gives a soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination, a charm to sadness, and life to everything. It is the essence of (…) all that is good, just and beautiful, of which it is the invisible, but nevertheless dazzling, passionate, and eternal form..”
‘Uchuu‘ is a japanese word for universe. It is about acceleration and regeneration. The album is born a year ago, following a collaborative project to put in music some of the latest scientific facts. However, ‘Uchuu’ is not about space and cosmos only, but about what surrounds us, and what makes us human. As we are all part of this acceleration and regeneration process, just as much as we are all influenced by it. Sometimes, it’s beauty. Sometimes, it gets frightening, unsettling at least. ‘Uchuu’ is all that, and more, I hope.
Tracklist:
1. Entropie 0 [05:20]
2. Endless Fields of Suns [05:31]
3. Bamboo Forest – part1: Dawn [06:29]
4. Bamboo Forest – part2: Noon [08:00]
5. Warm Space [06:29]
6. SuperBoku Love [04:17]
7. Uchuu [10:34]

“…I`m not trying to blast all modern music, but I think we should be aware of the fact that Satan can use it as his tool to pull us away from God and into chaotic thinking.”
Hal Lindsey – “Satan is alive and well on planet Earth”
The Nexus Conspiracy – the latest compilation extracted from a source pool of 23 projects – performed and hosted by [Esc.]Laboratory / Art Factory Worms, brings strategies against easy listening – developed by Doc.AtmosfearCrush, Tomahawk & Machete.
We get caught by the tranquillization of [amt_23] and their deep+hypnotizing alien rhythmik soundscapes – grinding into our cortex. The situation slightly changes in to an abstract sound of neuron-clay, by the arrival of [phace / it!] and their great melodic ambient dubyness.
The obscenety of [angström:institute] not only touches right between your legs, it also swings by the cruelty of your broken hearts. [G.umbatz M.onev`s G.reen E.lecktrode] baths your soul in the sonic seas of Sci-Fi-Ambient & Predator-Dub, far away from any known mainframe. Back from the ministry for Industrialization, [interrupt:Jumper] brings you an epic insect tribal hymn – the future never sounded that military. [ur:neon:ono] hides inside the microchips of your digital Hi-Fi, feeds Ambient-stem-cells with Dub-Acidity into your Sound-Systems – the consequent evolution to Intelligent-Melodic-Glitch-Blues. The hunt reaches another peak of anxiety, yet to be satisfied by the impossible [creeper:Robusto] and their fiendly sexual partnership with the demonic Electro-Swing. [Flux:Kompensator] beeps, blurbs and tzitches through your body by the use of extravagant experimental Hazardous-Sounds stitched together in a freightening way of joy. The Incredibility of [Yahuy-Che-Kabah] is to open a virtual door to another wold by painting a movie of sounds, rhythmesized by Blade Runn-Ing-Perussions. [revolting:Robotniks] puts you back on to the liquid ground of the mental sound for the Brave-New-World – a Hymn to the “Cowboys”, hacking against violent Data-Fascism. Like the rewinding of a mantraic prayer, [phace / it!] now shows you a scenic tribal by the radio-tuning of noise and crunched grains – flavoured with Sub-Bass-Brain-sausage. This one`s final song is brought by [off:Error] and their fine selection of an Minimal-Authentic-Recording: feedback, delay, marimba and filters.
Tracklist:

1. Jahzique – Dead Flowers (Carlo Alive Remix) [Transcience EP, tropic 55]
2. Fabienne – Embrion Love [Kleptomania, qnb006]
3. Max Pollyul – Concentrate [Deep Swimming EP, dplm19]
4. Hoax – Lament for Techno [The Insomnia EP, qnb009]
5. PlotKA – Intolerable Ease [Bezdna Radio Essentials 017, bre017]
6. RadioniCA – Arctic V [Date to Beats]
7. Crepusculum – Wake me with Whispers [Sing on in Silhouettes, 12rec060]
8. Creepy Candles – Theorie de Chaos (The Sundog Project Remix) [The Sky Moved Overhead, xsn033]
9. Tim Gerwing – Thinking of You [Our Back Yard, xsn036]
10. Halo XVI – A Night in the City [The Sixteenth Hour, sfp06]
11. Nagual Art – Schneezauber [Adoria, plague016]
12. Nigul – Veure si t’en Vas [Maya, at026]
13. Mosaique – Sophil [Filare, cronica 033]
14. Karolis Burzinskas – Gonkos [Dawn, foot120]
15. Muhr – Dessous le mur de Planck [Farewell Anthology, sfp09]

1. Isma Serrano – Processing [Automatic Behaviour LP, antiritmo #041]
2. Adverb – Efemer [VA - Electronica 2.0, e20]
3. Hoax – Thursday Evening [The Insomnia EP, qnb009]
4. 2% – Leeward [Nowcast, ah035]
5. Stanislav Rubyteno – The Indigo Message [Flight of Imaginations, ave012]
6. Einmusik – Tisuca (Playone and Griboedoff remix) [VA - Second Dive, dplm17]
7. Microfly – Synthetic Rain [format brain:\, candl13]
8. Adamaned.age – Invisible Divider [Whiteout, ps013]
9. [Ur:Neon:Ono] + The Threshold People – Deja-Vu: caustic_RMX [The Tales from the Dead Sun Remixes, plague032]
10. Ernaem – Muddy October [Perceptions, limrec097]
11. Mphm – Magick of Yore [Dominion, y.036]
12. Joe Frawley Ensemble – False Memory [Daughters of Industry, ca330]
13. Maps and Diagrams – Shuffel [The Giant Woods, ykyk019]
14. Silence Drift – Thousand Peaks [Landscapes Through the Viewfinder, ca344]
15. Carl Sagan’s Ghost – The Patience of a Saint III [At the End of it All, sfp10]

Tracklist:
1. Prologue [1:24]
2. StringStrang (part 1) [15:20]
3. StringStrang (part 2) [10:51]
4. Epilogue [3:24]
StringStrang is the acoustic follow-up of StrangString [ca358], where the dark side of sounds is explored. StringStrang is about minimalism and repetition, like waves of the sea which come and go. All instruments were recorded at home and the fieldrecordings were made in a corridor of a hospital.

Tracklist:
1. [angström:institute] – Go [8:58]
2. [angström:institute] – Goodbye Control [8:33]
3. [Flux:Kompensator] – Endless [5:05]
4. [Gumbatz Monev’s Green Elecktrode] – Slickers [5:43]
5. [interrupt:Jumper] – Home, Sweet Metropolis [8:42]
6. [meta:Human] – Changer of Ways [7:14]
7. [meta:Human] – Dusk [7:28]
8. [phace/it!] – Protect Your Homeland [6:48]
9. [phace/it!] – Slow Drain to Gnawn [7:57]
10. [revolting:Robotniks] – Call of the Night [13:16]
11. [revolting:Robotniks] – Move On [3:38]
12. [Throatwobbler:Manegrove] – Event [3:52]
13. [Tomahawk] – Monimania [9:55]
14. [Tomahawk] – sol2Qx [8:05]
15. [ur:neon:ono] – Rectum Dub Rocker [5:06]
16. [Yahuy-Che-Kabah] – Adenochrome [11:10]
17. [Yahuy-Che-Kabah] – Nine Pages [4:36]
“…The long revolution by which men have sought to translate nature into art we have long reffered to as `applied knowledge´.
`Applied´ means translated or carried across from one kind of material form into another.”
Marshall McLuhan – “understanding media”
The latest compilation – extracted from a source pool of 23 different projects – performed and hosted by [Esc.]Laboratory / Art Factory Worms, scratches the surface of the hypnotic experimental sound developed by Doc.AtmosfearCrush, Tomahawk & Machete.
The journey begins with the incredible [angström:institute] – taking us deep into the rabbit-hole by their dark pulsating beats and concussive ambient melodies. While we got carried further into the labyrinth by [Flux:Kompensator] – combining alien soundscapes and the Dub-like feeling of abandoned cities of concrete and steel – we got uncertainly crushed by the heavy – voodoo of [Gumbatz Monev`s Green Elecktrode] – corrupting the avantgardistic Dub by glitchy nails, made of narrative sounds.
We get some rest by listening to the veteran sonic cultists of [interrupt:Jumper] – celebrating the ritual of industrial chill out music.
Now to something completly different – [meta:Human] is the voice, talking to us about the dark-future, cyber-punk and virtual realities – armed with distortion and the fiendly beats from the streets of the sprawl. By the way – it`s time to lend our ears to [phace/it!] and the two sides of their melancholy – smooth flowing beats, then blown away by the archaic animalism inside us all.
The renegade Cylons of [revolting:Robotniks] infiltrate our central nerve system by their brilliant interpretation of `how an organic mainframe should sound´ – cyborg-jazz gives in the fusion with experimental ambient beats. [Throatwobbler:Manegrove] hides between sleep and wake, just to make sure the overdose won`t kill the circuits – grainy beats are the flesh for the skelletons of post-industrial ambient bodies.
Right when it begins to realy hurt – [Tomahawk] comes along with his healing fusion of modern tribal folk and cyberdelic-ambient-blues. Nearly at the end of our trip through the unusual sound dimensions created by [Esc.]Laboratory / Art Factory Worms – let`s meet [ur:neon:ono] – answering the questions of occult mysticism by their `sub-bass dominated way´ of an utopic feed to systematicly dearrange their caught-up sounds.
To complete this compilation only the presence of [Yahuy-Che-Kabah] is left to be carried on board – influenced by the reptile spirituality of experimenatl minimalistic noise collisions and bonded by glitchy down beats.

Tracklist:
1. Neverrain [5:20]
2. Venus [3:54]
3. Dharma [1:42]
4. Proserpina [1:44]
5. Common Emptiness [9:40]
6. Basis of Weightlessness [3:32]
7. Night Sun Moon [4:19]
8. Zephyrus [2:49]
9. Looking Through the Water [4:05]
10. Healing [2:26]
11. Depths of Poseidon [3:31]
12. Outro [1:00]
“There’s no reality except the one contained within us. That’s why so many people live an unreal life. They take images outside them for reality and never allow the world within them to assert itself.”
Hermann Hesse
This album is a modest try of returning the spirit of Renaissance into the present age. ‘The Eclipse of Planet’s Beauty’ is about all of us – about extinction of nature and going deeper and deeper into the virtual world, about cruel wars and modern philosophy, humanism in nowadays perception and nuclear sunsets, ancient mythologies and cities of the future – the things we are facing often feeling strange or unanswered, but the things we are rushing toward like into the first summer rain. This artwork is some kind of reply to this so fast changing world, or maybe to our so morphing way of life. Sometimes the ages of past are much more closer than they appear and the delicate sculptures are much more alive than it may seem. The same as heavenly bodies change their orbits, slowly but insuperable, civilizations are moving round, some of them still afraid of themselves. It’s like seeing the moon in the sky by day through the gentle resistance of crystal ice, like watching the stars in the antique observatory lying in deep grass. It’s like a glass sphere in the storm, like an organ prelude passing through the waves of biosphere. Let the music describe all this feelings the best.

Tracklist:
1. Cliff Edge [3:08]
2. Second Arrival [8:04]
3. Rectangles [6:48]
4. Where [3:36]
5. Of Architecture [6:20]
“Second Thought is quite a schizophrenic project with multiple personalities, and my best work has always come from reacting against my own music. After completing an album of strict compositions with distinct melodies and rhythms, I felt the need to take the opposite direction and work from a more electro-acoustic perspective, going back to audio editing. A number of sound sources are given the various ‘treatments’ and converted into entirely different, new pieces of music. This led to the finished EP, a series of ambient drone tracks which sound distinctly different from anything I’ve recorded previously.”

Tracklist:
1. Locked Deep Inside [7:27]
2. A Little Bit About Miracles [7:42]
3. Last Talk [7:51]
4. Quiet Winter [8:25]
5. North-West Connection (Rework 2010) [9:13]
6. Absolute Kindness [6:00]
“We know not what is good until we have lost it.”
Have you ever analyzed the past or asked yourself: “What if…”? Unsaid words, unfinished deeds, hopelessly lost time – all of it is like an echo with a delay fading into compressed and distorted reverberation. You’d wish to press “hold” and crash the memories into pieces once and for all.
“k.a.m.a. – is an attempt to recreate certain episodes of my past. Various memories come to thought – some are good, some aren’t. They are partial, blurred and fullfilled with the imagination. That’s why almost half of them are garbled and seem more like a dream rather than reality. Most usual and common episodes become warmer and enlightened, even can cause joy or a smile. Significant events resemble miracles in the darkness of everyday life.
The first track “Locked Deep Inside” is a preamble. It’s like I’m rummaging the closet, throwing away the rubbish and stumbling upon a music box. Its melody is like something that passed away long ago. Slowly it grows into something bigger, breaking the borders of past and present, reality and fantasy.”