A new project is afoot. Come take a look!
Thursday, 19 June 2014
Monday, 14 April 2014
Cornerhouse Gig
Here we were on Saturday night in Cambridge, performing our (so far unreleased) song In The Future. The gig started badly with an incomplete soundcheck and we had to abandon the visual projections I'd prepared for the show. However, reviewing the video footage afterwards it seems perhaps things weren't so bad after all!
This might be our last live performance for a while. Only time will tell... We also got some video footage of the mighty Spucktute who were (unusually) perforforming with guitars on some of their songs. Autistic Ex were also fantastic but unfortunately we had to rush off and catch our train back to London before Last July took to the stage.
Also of note: about the same time we were on stage, one of the songs off our new album got played on Midlands Metalheads Radio (listen to the recording of the show here).
This might be our last live performance for a while. Only time will tell... We also got some video footage of the mighty Spucktute who were (unusually) perforforming with guitars on some of their songs. Autistic Ex were also fantastic but unfortunately we had to rush off and catch our train back to London before Last July took to the stage.
Also of note: about the same time we were on stage, one of the songs off our new album got played on Midlands Metalheads Radio (listen to the recording of the show here).
Saturday, 5 April 2014
Launch of Machine Cold Wash
Today is the big day that our new eight track mini-album is unleashed on the world. Listen to it/get it here for free!
To mark the occasion we have also put out a new promo video for one of the album tracks Brain Party. Watch it here!
To mark the occasion we have also put out a new promo video for one of the album tracks Brain Party. Watch it here!
Wednesday, 2 April 2014
coming in a few days: Machine Cold Wash (official press release)
London-based industrial act Non-Bio are excited to announce the forthcoming release of Machine Cold Wash, their new eight track mini album and first new release of 2014.
Machine Cold Wash marks a move towards a harsher and more aggressive style incorporating elements of powernoise. The recording will be available free of charge to download via Non-Bio’s page on Bandcamp.com commencing from Saturday 5th April but a small number of CD-Rs have also been produced for promotional purposes. The track Medicinema was previously released as a downloadable single (including an X-KiN remix as the b-side) for Halloween 2013 and a promotional video was uploaded to Youtube.
Non-Bio consists of founder Howard Gardner (programming, electronics, VJing and vocals) and Karl Lloyd of X-KiN fame (noizitar, sampler and backing vocals). Influences include Wumpscut, Noisuf-X, Skinny Puppy, Sheep On Drugs and Aphex Twin.
Further details about Non-Bio can be found online through the official page at www.downwithfreedom.com/non-bio or by looking us up on Facebook.
Machine Cold Wash marks a move towards a harsher and more aggressive style incorporating elements of powernoise. The recording will be available free of charge to download via Non-Bio’s page on Bandcamp.com commencing from Saturday 5th April but a small number of CD-Rs have also been produced for promotional purposes. The track Medicinema was previously released as a downloadable single (including an X-KiN remix as the b-side) for Halloween 2013 and a promotional video was uploaded to Youtube.
Non-Bio consists of founder Howard Gardner (programming, electronics, VJing and vocals) and Karl Lloyd of X-KiN fame (noizitar, sampler and backing vocals). Influences include Wumpscut, Noisuf-X, Skinny Puppy, Sheep On Drugs and Aphex Twin.
Further details about Non-Bio can be found online through the official page at www.downwithfreedom.com/non-bio or by looking us up on Facebook.
Thursday, 31 October 2013
Medicinema
Medicinema, the first release from Non-Bio's next album (due at some point next year) is now launched.
Watch the video!
Direct link to Youtube page: http://youtu.be/WVtsjm9oaoA
Download it free (inclusing X-KiN's wonderful B-side remix) from Bandcamp!
This song is not in any way related to anything else called Medicinema
Watch the video!
Direct link to Youtube page: http://youtu.be/WVtsjm9oaoA
Download it free (inclusing X-KiN's wonderful B-side remix) from Bandcamp!
This song is not in any way related to anything else called Medicinema
Monday, 29 July 2013
Review in Side-Line
Tuesday, 16 July 2013
From Russia with 'meh'
Lots of Non-Bio news all of a sudden today:
The first review of The Game EP is now online at goths.ru. However I'm a bit disappointed the two reviewers only gave it 4 and 4.5 stars out of ten. I ran the article through Google translation tool, but much of it came out as gibberish so I'm not entirely sure what they disliked about my music. Oh well. I know there are definitely some Russians who enjoy my music and I'm still waiting to see how it fares with English speaking reviewers; I'll keep my fingers crossed they like it better.
I got some much better news a couple of hours later: a track I recently made called "Placenta of the Universe" is being included on a compilation album, released by Brownian (e)Motion. This track's a foray back into the rhythmic noise genre; a style which I embraced in my early days of making music but have mostly neglected since 2010. It was quite nice to work in that style again! I haven't yet had a chance to download the compilation but it's here on Bandcamp - hopefully I will be able to listen to most of it tonight when I get home.
The new video is still coming on: here's the first special effects test footage I've produced:
And finally: a new toy!
The first review of The Game EP is now online at goths.ru. However I'm a bit disappointed the two reviewers only gave it 4 and 4.5 stars out of ten. I ran the article through Google translation tool, but much of it came out as gibberish so I'm not entirely sure what they disliked about my music. Oh well. I know there are definitely some Russians who enjoy my music and I'm still waiting to see how it fares with English speaking reviewers; I'll keep my fingers crossed they like it better.
I got some much better news a couple of hours later: a track I recently made called "Placenta of the Universe" is being included on a compilation album, released by Brownian (e)Motion. This track's a foray back into the rhythmic noise genre; a style which I embraced in my early days of making music but have mostly neglected since 2010. It was quite nice to work in that style again! I haven't yet had a chance to download the compilation but it's here on Bandcamp - hopefully I will be able to listen to most of it tonight when I get home.
The new video is still coming on: here's the first special effects test footage I've produced:
And finally: a new toy!
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