The Aislers Set - How I Learned to Write Backwards - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Pape,Gerard - Electroacoustic Chamber Works [COMPACT DISCS] date 08/18/1998

Stabilizer Bio Take two complete strangers, leave them in their respective rooms on opposite sides of the country with internet access, and what might you get? You might get nothing, or you might get an album running the gamut from aggressive electronic rock to smooth ambient tunes. The latter is what we see in the case of Stabilizer's 'A Project Called Red.' Brought together on the internet, Brad and Ian began working on their album in mid-2005 without letting the hindrance of never knowing the other musician slow their creative productivity. Within 6 months, Ian's vocal and guitar work perfectly melded with Brad's synthesis and they had given their new band a distinct sound. Along the way, guest musicians including Dan of Blood&Batteries, Luminous Ether, and vocalist Morgan Long joined the fray. In the end, 'A Project Called Red' incorporated talents from Texas to Philadelphia to Florida to Taiwan. This album is groundbreaking in it's diversity and innovative in it's construction. It is definitely not to be missed.

Out of Baltimore, Maryland comes The S.E.T. who are crafting 100% unapologetic hardcore music. Formed between bassist Che (founder of Flatspot Records), guitarist Brady (formerly of Turnstile), and drummer Ryan (formerly of End It), the band started through jam sessions in early 2024. Before they knew it, they had instrumentals for seven songs written and were ready to put lyrics to the tracks, and the search for a vocalist began. Che spotted Tim hopping on stage and grabbing the microphone at Disturbin' The Peace Festival, invited him to try out for vocalist, and The S.E.T. was then complete.The S.E.T. will their debut Self Evident Truth EP, on February 27th through Flatspot Records. It's 15 minutes of fury and groove, taking cues from Baltimore acts such as Gut Instinct (whose Sebastian Gorgone features on InchWhite LiesInch) and Stout and the crossover sounds of New York like Leeway and Judge. Recorded and mixed by Justin Day at New Noise Recording and mastered by Brad Boatright at Audiosiege, the tracks roar with thick bass lines, fast-paced drums, and rage fueled vocals. Lyrics come from a place of candor, expressing the basis of equal rights and defying the propaganda the current administration is spewing.As The S.E.T. comes into fruition, the band wants to exist as a place to put words to action and come together as a community through both their music and live shows.