Destroy Everything, by [basementgrrr]

Destroy Everything

by [basementgrrr]

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1.	Turn Up The Volume So I Can’t Hear The World Scream 04:30	buy track
2.	Self-Destruct 07:33	buy track
3.	Aeons 05:24	buy track
4.	Failed (feat. Aevin) 07:52	buy track
5.	The Noise Of Destruction In A Distance/Pitbull 08:18	buy track
6.	Lazy Shiny God 06:24	buy track
7.	Leaving Is Not The Answer 04:44	buy track
8.	Hope ? 06:34	buy track

about

Noise, destructive behaviour, hatred, sadness, gridlocked and incapable of self reflection, sleeping just to suddenly wake up to see what's left of us.... and in the end there is only HOPE? [basementgrrr] returns one year after the “soul striptease” of “Hurt”, and is set to prove again he’s not a man to play it safe: Considerably harsher than its predecessor, “Destroy Everything” largely discards harmonic electronica and opts for a bleak dark ambience interrupted by upfront guitar riffs and electro sequences atop shuffled drum beats. The sound may change, the invariable in the output of [basementgrrr] is the authentic, heartfelt nature of his music: A storyline of struggle, self-doubt: Should one react to the hostile nature of society with retreat, “Turn up the volume so I can not hear the world scream?”

“The Noise of Destruction in a Distance + Pitbull” is the entire album in a nutshell: A desolate monochrome soundscape breaks into a driving drum pattern and a build-up of aggressive sequences. Some moments of relief are found nevertheless, as in the downbeat elegance “Lazy Shiny God” or the almost dreamy post-rock meanderings of “Aeons” and “Leaving is not the answer” – which leads to the conclusion of hope, a majestic, grave outro, carefully forward-thinking, but not promising it would be easy for sure.

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released October 22, 2018

all tracks written, arranged and produced by Ralf Gatzen
@roomwithaview studio
electronics, electric guitars and vocals by Ralf Gatzen
track 4 production & arrangement by Ralf Gatzen & Aevin
mastered by Alexander Dietz @ chemical burn studios
artwork & layout by Dirk Geiger

love & respect to Dirk Geiger, Alexander Dietz and Teo Tsalmpouris

for Judith...we make our dreams come true

catalog: raum-cd-40

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The record label RAUMKLANG MUSIC was founded in 2003 and is specialized in electronic music. Since the birth of Raumklang Music, they have released many successful albums. Artists like klangstabil or Patenbrigade Wolff had released tracks on Raumklang Music. 2009 a new chapter in the history of the publishing house was written. They turn their chief focus now on idm, industrial and electronica. ... more

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