Inversion Effect - A Brief History
Numbers on the Mast
Book of Shadows - The Inner World
KiloWatts - Problems/Solved
KiloWatts - Routes
Merzbow vs. Tamarin
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KiloWatts & Vanek - RawQ
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The Aleph - Live from Northpark Mall
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Static Storm System - Spasm (2nd Edition)
Limiter - The Aurora Project
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  1. Nude Dreamers
  2. Memory Is Not Serving Here
  3. Twilight Speeds
  4. Conversing Eye Movements
  5. Lazarus
  6. Cut Deeper
  7. Drowning Victims
  8. Burned To Breathe
  9. 2 min 12 sec at the mall
  10. Reinterpretation (m1d1)


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The Aleph - Live from Northpark Mall

AMM0003-2     released 04.apr.03

Live From Northpark Mall is the debut album from the Denton, TX based quartet, The Aleph. A powerful combination of glitchy beats, angelic vocals, and samples from life in modern times, the album is, in the artists' own words:
...delicately destructive. Live From Northpark Mall is an electronic pop album that borders on bliss and hints of discomfort at every new turn. Like the moment when all the sounds of modern living form one complex rhythm, Live From Northpark Mall reflects the universal struggle of our own modern suburbia and puts our anxiety, paranoia, and aggravation in musical form, only protectecting us slightly with the beautiful and haunting melodies - an unforgiving mirror at some moments and complete denial at others. Somehow, someway, somewhen, you have heard this before...but probably not while you were conscious.

"Innovative - as Lamb was to Drum and Bass, so too The Aleph can be to IDM. I believe as a live act this group would just about blow the roof off any venue. Expecting an IDM act and then hearing the accompanied lush vocals might come as quite the unexpected surprise! Indeed, The Aleph have performed live with such acts as Sutekh, Hrvatski, and Proem."

-Shimone Samuel, StaticBeats

"The Aleph clearly aren't content to dole out a run of the mill late night groove album -- they want to keep you enchanted until the evening has slipped away and a new day has dawned."

-Ryan Smith, Splendid Magazine