Auto aggression

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Auto aggression
General information
origin Ruhr area
Genre (s) Electronica , IDM
founding 2002
Website new.autoaggression.net
Founding members
Lukas Schneider
Live and session members
Vocals (2007)
 Eskil Simonsson

Auto Aggression is a German electronica and IDM music project by Lukas Schneider.

history

As early as 2002, a first sampler contribution of 3.14 appeared on the Septic Compilation of the later label Dependent Records . After further compilations 2005, the first album was released sound computer science , which was well received by the music press. So the orcus praised :

“Autoaggression creates a bastard between industrial, ambient and noise in order to be effortlessly superior to the low-pulse futurepop in trance-like moments. Noise informatics always presents itself intelligently, one step ahead and apparently with one goal: people are allowed to think on the dance floor. "

- Orkus

The trendy magazine Zillo declared Auto Aggression “Newcomer of the Month”, the Webzine Terrorverlag called the debut “a glittering pearl in the ever-changing sea of ​​electronic releases”. The second album, Artefacts , was released in 2007 in collaboration with guest singer Eskil Simonsson ( Covenant ). It rose to number 6 in the German Alternative Charts . Various concert and festival appearances followed, including at the Reflection: Dark Festival in Essen. After that, however, it became quiet about auto aggression.

style

Auto Aggression plays scene-specific electronica and IDM with elements of trance , ambient and rhythm 'n' noise . The music is often "underlaid with a driving beat" and creates "a trance-like atmosphere". Other pieces spread a homely lounge atmosphere with “complex, calm rhythms, chanting and chilled area sounds.” The music alternates between such relaxed pieces and the more rhythmic ones described as “hard-hitting, dry, punching [with] emphatic singing” become. On Grenzwelle.de , the inconsistent style is attributed to a large musical spectrum in the context of electronic music , so the "range [of the project] extends from techno , as celebrated by large warp bands like Autechre , to icy, standing soundscapes or harsh, intricate minimalist beats. "

Discography

Albums

EPs

  • 2008: BlackEP (self- publication )

Other publications

  • 2002: 3.14 (on Septic III , Dependent Records)
  • 2003: Blau (on Septic IV , Dependent Records)
  • 2004: Im Innsten (on EoD , Excentric Records)
  • 2005: The Nyquist Theorem (on PGR 3 Soundtrack , Microsoft)
  • 2005: The Nyquist Theorem (on Septic V , Dependent)
  • 2007: Speed (on: Dependence Vol. II , Dependent)

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Auto Aggression - Band Profile. Dependent Records , accessed March 24, 2016 .
  2. ^ Lars Schubert: Auto Aggression - Noise Computer Science (press reviews). Dependent Records , accessed March 24, 2016 .
  3. ↑ Lord Khaos: Auto Aggression - Noise Computer Science . Terrorverlag.de, accessed on March 24, 2016 .
  4. ↑ Daniel: Auto Aggression. Nocturnal Hall, accessed March 31, 2016 .
  5. ^ Ecki Stieg : Interviews: Auto Aggression. Grenzwellen.com , February 23, 2007, accessed March 24, 2016 .