through their few short years, baroc have maintained a fascination with the darker side of electronics. italian ambient aficionado morkebla offers up ono-sendai cyberspace lp, a deep and deeply distrurbing lp scented with thematic twists and plotted falls. morkebla draws on influences in black metal, noise, industrial and ambient and has had previous releases on where to now?, slumdiscs and reckno.
comes as plain white label in a black trashbag with glued on screen printed artwork on a heavy paper card.

the anticipated second release from los angeles/seattle imprint slumdiscs comes in the form of a 12 inch from two artists who have each had a prolific year, refining their respective takes on dark electronics. side a features three tracks from italian producer morkebla (where to now?/reckno). he utilizes ethereal synths to create vast, mind expanding soundscapes just as suited for club use as they are for deep meditation. side b is provided by portland artist best available technology (astro:dynamics/working nights). contained within is an experiment in variations and reductions that rewards close listeners with a glimpse into the slow decay of self-contained sonic ecosystems. *go slumming* marks the first full length collaboration between the two artists and showcases the best of their respective styles.