Art Electronix come back releasing with our netlabel offering you a straight remix EP of one of their tracks.

Just like the style of the genre, this release is the stirring in various forms of the primal matter of the first track, and still it renders a powerful shot of all the Artist’s feature.

​"Dialogue Alone" is the second Manb offering at Sucumusic.

The so called “art-quantum” concept manifested in his previous music, here continues its course in a series of tracks where improvisation is still the major Ermanno's approach.
Textures of sounds and synths are less broken, here. The time quantum is scanned by the minimal rhythm interventions and variations.
This release, like all Manb's music, has a natural vocation to cinematic purposes. You can easily imagine still poses that slowly mutate from A to B in a non linear, imperceptible and unpredictable path.
Quoting David Byrne, at the end of the journey, “you may find yourself” asking “where did I get there?”

Art Electronix are back with their stripped-down, back-to-basics form of electronic music, and they show again their mastery at creating post-fallout atmospheres using the minimum instrumentation, without getting lost in uselesess padding out and embellishments of any sorts. Raw (nuclear) energy and creativity at (radioactive) work here, in the eight tracks which make up this twenty-nine minutes’ trip to Mental Damage.

ART ELECTRONIX
Cold & Rusty

[SCM-1401] January 24, 2014

The music of Art Electronix is minimalist and rough , but it makes your head swing to the beat, as much as it makes you feel the rhythm whistling in the pipes, gurgling in the tap, dripping like raindrops on the window sill, cats meowing and the fridge purring. All this turns into a rhythmic march of existence, the music of a musical box, or crammed tricky electronic circuits. As if robots were singing an ode to existence.