Browse by Label: MAD MONKEY RECORDS

Artist:	NEUTRAL
Title:	Font Translation Errors
Label:	MAD MONKEY RECORDS
Format:	CD
Price:	$6.00
Catalog #:	MAD 003CD

Reduced price, last copies. 1999 album. "Neutral, a.k.a. Nicole Elmer, and her lauded album Font Translation Errors, released on Austin's Mad Monkey Records, is a wonderful testament to where electronic music heading. She blends electro, industrial and synth workouts while processing them through the cinematic wringer. Font Translation Errors is piston-punching aesthetics matched up with driving tempos and pristine electronic engineering that recreates the feel of original industrial."

Artist:	BURNING ROME
Title:	Whistler's Bombardier
Label:	MAD MONKEY RECORDS
Format:	CD
Price:	$6.00
Catalog #:	MAD 004CD

Reduced price, last copies. "Whistler's Bombardier is a composite of musical textures that inform Mark Kolmar's education and training in musical composition and computer sciences. The album flirts with ambient before hitting a rhythmic stride and a full-on Amen-break-fest on 'The Strength To Be Weak' which will make Hrvatski and Squarepusher run for cover. Always one for variety, Burning Rome also covers downtempo processed-beats and experimental percussion on Whistler's Bombardier, not to mention throwing a loungy climax and dramatic resolution." Includes a remix by Atom Heart.

Artist:	DEAD HOLLYWOOD STARS
Title:	Gone West
Label:	MAD MONKEY RECORDS
Format:	CD
Price:	$6.00
Catalog #:	MAD 005CD

Reduced price, last copies. "Guideposts to Dead Hollywood Stars are few and far between, especially for those familiar with Sellekaers' eclectic electro-industrial experimentalism for such labels as Ant-Zen and Nova Zembla. It's not dance music, but you can dance to their charged down-tempo rhythms. It's not chill-out music, but few things this year will engage your ears and mind like their ambience-washed sound. Should you need a starting point for comparison, look to, off all things, classic country and western music, but not exclusively, as Dead Hollywood Stars operate primarily in the digital realm, generating a mechanical ghost town of down-tempo rhythms amidst glitched breaks."

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