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All Human Is Error

by The Brain

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gekkoheaven A darkly beautiful piece of work that increases in beauty with every listen. Favourite track has to be the opener, Latent Violence parts 1+2 as this pulled me in and I never looked back.
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All Human Is Error is the second full-length album by German expatriate The Brain and continues his exploration of harsh electronics and violent guitar soundscapes, this times accompanied by Japanese drummer/percussionist Body Hammer. Featuring a battery of analog synthesizers, audio generators, and tape machines, as well as slashing, angular guitar and thunderous drums, All Human Is Error takes the molten past of 70s-era "kosmische musik" as an aural starting point before erupting into a volcanic hailstorm seething with calculated menace and unpredictable mayhem that at times recalls the instrumental fury of King Crimson and the industrial fumes of Heldon and Lard Free.

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released March 25, 2022

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The Brain Portland, Oregon

German-born guitarist/electronics technician The Brain fuses the early abstract, minimalist electronic experiments of Tangerine Dream, Klaus Schulze, and Conrad Schnitzler with a violent, abrasive guitar sound similar to King Crimson and Heldon. The Brain creates dense, angular soundscapes that blur the distinction between ambient calm and industrial chaos. ... more

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