Siegmar / Pharmakustik is fondly remembered for his efforts on various No. releases including his most recent Pulsed Lavage alongside his solo material and collaborative work with the infamous German artist Conrad Schnitzler. Miguel Angel Ruiz has distinguished himself as one of the pioneers of Hispanic Electronic Music with his output since the early 80’s and together these dark minds have been defiling sound systems since 1995. They appear here for the first time in an Unholy Trinity with No.

Together, the two parents unite as laboratory partners utilising forbidden science and as yet unapproved future medicinal magicks to give birth to new life, in the classic Frankensteinian sense of the word. The behavioural and cognitive characteristics of each parent have been clearly imprinted onto the problem child to whom they gave birth and her early childhood development coach has described him as the sonic equivalent of the discovery of a new species from a far away, undiscovered territory, thought to be a hoax constructed by the devil from parts of lesser beasts.

Terahertz is not for the faint of heart and it might just make your heart faint.

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The Montreal based artist will release her 9th album on No.. With her release entitled ‘Intrication’, she grapples with some truly cosmic concepts involving Quantum Entanglement (go on, Google it..) amongst other truly magical ideas which physics tend to invent these days.

Musically the release can be described as ‘microsound ambient’ but we think it’s much larger than that. It is at once comprised of microscopic sonic particles yet combines that with the warmth we know and love from the ‘Ambient’ cosmos.

Whilst the sub atomic particles of noise bounce around your mind, the total work weaves a warm blanket of audio enjoyment on both the micro and macroscopic levels revealing a world at once both too tiny to comprehend and too large to grasp. Presented here as No. 916 for your scientific scrutiny.

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As an album, Pulsed Lavage expertly manouvres the multilple stylistic themes within, from opiate induced narcotic bliss through to hammer & nails Tanzfloor techno. The album is as raw as it is beautiful, zig zagging between moods almost like the automated surgical tools of its namesake.

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Yakovlevian Torque might be the most diverse No. release to date combining audio sources such as traditional ‘found sound’ tv samples to analogue and digital synthesis. Always on the verge of being slightly humourous, silly or deadly serious, Bradbury balances moods and emotions, making this album not just a journey into his own mind. Yakovlevian Torque is a 13 track work out worthy of your attention deficit disorder.

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Deciding to mix, possibly two of the most opposite ends of the musical spectrum, traditional electronic Ambient and Gangster Rap, the artists create a new urban soundscape for lysergic adventures in the concrete jungle. Starting off with a frozen gunshot sound, the album continues exploring where No. Inc. started their first album Early Reflections: floating textures and drones, creating a dense journey, in this case, through the subconscious landscape of a west coast gang member.

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