Omelette
is the leading Aussie underground glitch/bass/you-name-it-and-its-good
label, lighting the initial fire down under! They've graced us with
their latest release as an Addictech.com Exclusive and its a wicked
ride!
The “Nautilus” project from the Mollusk is a soup of field recordings, live guitar, bass, synthesizers and countless recordings from studios around the world. The resulting recipe spans from Crunchy Disco Electro, Broken Beat, Hiphop, and Breakbeats traversing all the way to Downtempo/Ambient styles, taking the listener on a eclectic and epic journey into the deep. That said, The Mollusk's cutting edge style has such a distinctive sound design that most people find it impossible to relate to anything they have heard before.
"Breaking convention" is the Mollusk's middle name, with his constant array of inventive ways of coming up with new sounds. These include recordings of a spray can underwater, circuit bending toys and wet towels thrown at a brick wall, among hundreds of other hairbrain & fun ideas to create sound art. After recording these sounds, a select few are re-worked in the studio to become a bass line, synthesis, percussion and other quirky re-creations.
The Highly anticipated full length album “Nautilus” will not disappoint with its genre stretching array of musical style. Get it now only on Addictech.com!
The “Nautilus” project from the Mollusk is a soup of field recordings, live guitar, bass, synthesizers and countless recordings from studios around the world. The resulting recipe spans from Crunchy Disco Electro, Broken Beat, Hiphop, and Breakbeats traversing all the way to Downtempo/Ambient styles, taking the listener on a eclectic and epic journey into the deep. That said, The Mollusk's cutting edge style has such a distinctive sound design that most people find it impossible to relate to anything they have heard before.
"Breaking convention" is the Mollusk's middle name, with his constant array of inventive ways of coming up with new sounds. These include recordings of a spray can underwater, circuit bending toys and wet towels thrown at a brick wall, among hundreds of other hairbrain & fun ideas to create sound art. After recording these sounds, a select few are re-worked in the studio to become a bass line, synthesis, percussion and other quirky re-creations.
The Highly anticipated full length album “Nautilus” will not disappoint with its genre stretching array of musical style. Get it now only on Addictech.com!
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