ALT: April 2010

Friday, 16 April 2010

ALT EXPERIMENTAL DJ SET AT THE VINE, SOWERBY BRIDGE ON 8/5/2010

ALT will be DJing @ The Vine, Sowerby Bridge on Sat 8th May (supporting Vessels) in order to launch their Pulse II E.P.. Special edition promo CD-Rs will be available at the gig. Doors open at 8.30.

Advance tkts from www.wegotickets.com

REVIEWS

'Throbbing drone minimalism & tape abuse that comes across like a cross between Cluster & Sunn O))) plus an (un)healthy dose of DIY/Industrial influences. An excellent EP out of the noise underground.'

Jumbo Records (Leeds)

'ALT's White-Out is a homespun brew of industrial, krautrock and noise rumblings. The pulsating distortion of the first track, 'Long Now', picks up on old school industrial greyness. The second track 'Cold Bones' is even heavier with shuddering vibrations; its heavy low end sounds so deep they shake your speakers. The tremulous throb is underlined with soft rustling rhythms, the occasional clank and chiming guitar notes, that pushes the krautrock influences into LaBradford / Stars of the Lid territory. The other two tracks on this debut EP are far noisier affairs. 'Whiteout' is awash with jerky bass throb, distorted rumblings and soft-swishing rhythm, while 'Mirror Phase' is part obliterated motorik beat and part scraping tape abuse.Each of the tracks on White-Out was compiled from separate tapes of guitar, bass and noise cut and pasted together. It's a distinctly DIY approach but ALT deliver an engaging musical vision to ensure these anonymous experimental minimalists are well worth checking out. White-Out EP is available as a CD-R or even better both the White-Out EP and a newer EP Pulse II are available to buy through Indmill Records as a high quality 320 Kbps MP3 for a little over a pound each with 5% being donated to charity. For more information go to www.myspace.com/altonline '

(www.compulsiononline.com)

ALT

Friday, 16 April 2010

ALT EXPERIMENTAL DJ SET AT THE VINE, SOWERBY BRIDGE ON 8/5/2010

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