Hardmoon 黑胶唱片和CD

Review: London's Hissman, a man hugely preoccupied with the sound quality emanating from a tape head, returns to his own city's Hardmoon imprint, and he appears in the company of four stunning analogue jackers for your Saturday evenings. "Abstract Magneto" bounces its way left, right and center amid subtle swirls of sonics and heavy bass tone for that extra punch, whereas "Lost In You" is a little more uplifting and string-heavy. Flip the wax and you'll find the moody, raucous bangs of "Hello", followed by "Ultraphonic Loop", another drum heavy excursion into dusty hardware except this time we're joined by a few hefty waves of acid. Killer.

Review: "Hardmoon London is a new independent platform solely focused to release music by the analog militants who are struggling against the loudness war of digital industry and want to spread the love of that warm, distorted sound exclusively through vinyl or special tapes. The tracks we are going to release are recorded directly on tape without ""the help"" of computers, so that interference, mistakes, and noise are all going to be apart of what's pressed straight onto the 180 grams of throttling hammers grinding away. It's all enclosed within in a special printed sleeve!
The first release comes by way of courtesy from the mysterious Hissman who captures, with his name, the vey essense of the tape's sound: Hissssss... that's the sound you hear when a tape starts rolling.

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