Author: dan

meanwhile amboss is well known for his brutalo, position chrome-influenced harsh drum´n bass/breakcore which he released on mindbender and kool pop. so he did on restroom! – Ultrabrutal raggacore´n noise. thats a perfect description of the tracks from ZFE.

When writer Elena Lappin flew to LA, she dreamed of a sunkissed, laid-back city. But that was before airport officials decided to detain her as a threat to security …

Photos of humiliated, helpless Iraqi prisoners flood the nation’s front pages, computer screens and high-definition televisions. Here we are once again, caught in the act of what is known as “what we do best”. It is no longer the image of Saddam’s statue tipping over – it’s an American female warrior with an Iraqi prisoner…

pnr009 thee vaporizer – matkoe shamou After releases on Jetlag Records, Robo Records and ZOD Records. The Vaporizer enters the Phantomnoise universe. We think this was a very good idea, because it fits just perfect. His brilliant mixture between so called IDM and the other so called style Breakcore, sounds just like another anti-definition of…

Paul Thompson: “Good news! Our efforts are starting to gain some attention in the media. The Village Voice has written the first (but hopefully not the last) article about the 9/11 Timeline, < http://www.villagevoice.com/issues/0416/mondo1.php > and the Cooperative Research website.” http://www.cooperativeresearch.org

what it is: the long-awaited “true data” 12″ from stAllio! is now available! it’s 4 tracks & 4 lock grooves of databent noises & binary beats.

Second release from Mash Up Records is out! BLACK NOISE GENERATOR….Mashup#3 being FINISHED as we speak! :] *************************************

USA: Nationwide Phone/Fax Campaign Gridlocking Offices of Those Who Can Force 9/11 Issues Into The Open

He did not say, “hello,” or even his name, just left a one-word message: “Whitewash.” It came from an embattled journalist whispering from inside the bowels of a television and radio station under siege, on a small island off the coast of Ireland: from BBC London.

More than four million surveillance cameras monitor our every move, making Britain the most-watched nation in the world, research has revealed.