TWO BLUE TOWERS
by kobra audio labs
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C-50 Cassette Package
50-minute, 2 track cassette release of all original K.A.L. music. Comes in a high quality 'Brad Pack' box from Stumptown Printers with original artwork by Mark Scanlan, each box hand stamped & painted.
Accompanying the cassette is a CD-R with digital versions of both tracks alongside bonus K.A.L. music.
Also included is a mix CD of the music which influenced Kobra Audio Labs while making the album, complete with artwork & liner notes.
This is a strictly limited package of 50 cassettes.
Includes immediate download of 2-track album in your choice of MP3 320, FLAC, or just about any other format you could possibly desire. -
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"Weirdly shaped hiphop instrumentals spread over two 25 minute long sides... if you had to shake 'it' around, this would be a fairly good backdrop" - The Wire Magazine
"Heavyweight dubbed out electronics of the highest order... ghostly voices litter the sound-scape. Backwards masking and unsettling tones seep in, as good as any Demdike Stare creep-out. Most definitely worth the ticket price, I’m officially back into tapes" - Cyclic Defrost Magazine
"K.A.L. travels in the same territory of sonic murk and sharp edges as RZA and Anticon‘s Jel (Themselves / cLOUDDEAD), and imbues the album with an ever present menace A fondness for distressed samples, found sounds, static and atonal noise… result in an experience that is schizophrenically both comforting and disturbing; beautiful and strange…” - The Skinny
"As a voice intones: “Here come the legends” it’s soundtracked by whipcrack percussion and a Scots-American accent that rambles on in a cross between Aidan Moffat and Gil Scott Heron while another strange vaguely Arabic voice wails from a nearby minaret... that rather sets the scene" - Is This Music?
"Heavyweight dubbed out electronics of the highest order... ghostly voices litter the sound-scape. Backwards masking and unsettling tones seep in, as good as any Demdike Stare creep-out. Most definitely worth the ticket price, I’m officially back into tapes" - Cyclic Defrost Magazine
"K.A.L. travels in the same territory of sonic murk and sharp edges as RZA and Anticon‘s Jel (Themselves / cLOUDDEAD), and imbues the album with an ever present menace A fondness for distressed samples, found sounds, static and atonal noise… result in an experience that is schizophrenically both comforting and disturbing; beautiful and strange…” - The Skinny
"As a voice intones: “Here come the legends” it’s soundtracked by whipcrack percussion and a Scots-American accent that rambles on in a cross between Aidan Moffat and Gil Scott Heron while another strange vaguely Arabic voice wails from a nearby minaret... that rather sets the scene" - Is This Music?
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released 25 November 2011
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KOBRA AUDIO LABS is Mark Scanlan. He lives in the darklands of Lanarkshire, between Glasgow and Edinburgh, where he makes
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music.
He has released three albums and an EP as Kobra Audio Labs since 2006.
He likes Toshiro Mifune, David Peace, Carson McCullers, Betty Davis and Wu Tang Clan.
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Nov 2011 -
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Sep 2010
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