Search results: Gala

Review: "The Mix Up" is the new album by the Beastie Boys. For the first time every track is an instrumental. This spits hot fire! Mike D said that "even though The Mix-Up is a "post-punk instrumental" album, the Beasties have no plans to ditch vocals for good". In fact, they are currently planning another version of the album that will feature collaborations with "a pretty wide array" of "mostly newer" vocalists! Check, check it out.

Review: Horse Time is the first release from Phonopsia's new label - Horse Category. As a statement of intent for the sounds to come, this debut record shows the breadth of Phonopsia's craft in the studio looking to not be limited by genre or tempo. Across the EP he delivers a slow techno track with housey leanings, a room shaking minimal techno track, up-tempo electro wigged out with oddball elements, and a down-tempo finale that abuses time. Phonopsia has been making and playing music for a good number of years and was Sud Electronic resident from 2007-2009 and regular guest for Bleep43 from 2002-2010.

Review: Greek-American legend Diamanda Galas conjours up an ode to a Medieval plague sanctuary in Hanover on her latest brilliantly bizarre new album Broken Gargoyles. The sounds are as unsettling as the cover and were made during the pandemic - hence the references to the quarantine for plague victims. It's a nightmarish mix of synths and spoken words, screeching vocals and distant vowels that very much puts you in the middle a room full of the mentally and physically ill, desperately looking for a way out that isn't there.

Review: Diamanda Galas's The Divine Punishment was the first album in her Masque of the Red Death trilogy and is a stark, confrontational record that was produced in response to the AIDs epidemic. On the same day it was first released back in 1986, the Supreme Court criminalized consensual sex between men at a time when then epidemic was truly taking hold. Galas uses her voice both to deliver oration taken from the Old Testament as well represent AIDS and its ill effects. Dark analogue synth drones by Dave Hunt and haunting atmospheres complete this most brilliantly bleak put poignant work.

Notes: Galactic - Multi Modulation

With the Galactic, Tsakalis wanted to create a unique modulation pedal which, lets you combine effects and blend them in a way that brings new textures to your sonic arsenal and creates potential for exploration!

The Galactic has five basic modulation effects - Phaser, Univibe, Vibrato, Rotary Speaker and Flanger - and made it possible for you to use them separately or in pairs, blending them together via a Blend control creating interesting effects from 3D chorus to many other spacey and yet to be named soundscapes. Find your sweet spot for each pair and discover an unexplored Galaxy of sounds and inspiration!

Three expression input jacks let you control the Speed and Depth of the effects, as well as how you choose to Blend them, making your live performance easier and letting you experiment even on stage!

Use the Galactic modulation to enrich your music with the sounds of the unknown!

Product Height (cm): 5.200
Product Width (cm): 12.700
Product Depth (cm): 9.900
Product Weight (kg): 0.369

Box Height (cm): 6.000
Box Width (cm): 1.000
Box Depth (cm): 14.800
Boxed Weight (kg): 0.448