CD- What on God’s Grey Earth are Efficient Refineries? Far from being some post truth, fake nude, Chinese hoax, alt Reich Republican Boy Band they are indeed the dark union of previous No. label acolyte Siegmar Fricke / Pharmakustik and his Spanish wet nurse co-conspiritor Miguel Angel Ruiz.

Tracklisting:
1. Bor 60 - 13:14
2. Procaryotes - 11:05
3. Gitterdynamik - 09:49
4. Psychomotor Episodes - 11:25
5. Dhyana - 09:36

Siegmar / Pharmakustik is fondly remembered for his efforts on various No. releases including his most recent ‘Pulsed Lavage’ alongside his solo material and collaborative work with the infamous German artist Conrad Schnitzler. Miguel Angel Ruiz has distinguished himself as one of the pioneers of Hispanic Electronic Music with his output since the early 80’s and together these dark minds have been defiling sound systems since 1995. They appear here for the first time in an Unholy Trinity with No.

Together, the two parents unite as laboratory partners utilising forbidden science and as yet unapproved future medicinal magicks to give birth to new life, in the classic Frankensteinian sense of the word. The behavioural and cognitive characteristics of each parent have been clearly imprinted onto the problem child to whom they gave birth and her early childhood development coach has described him as the sonic equivalent of the discovery of a new species from a far away, undiscovered territory, thought to be a hoax constructed by the devil from parts of lesser beasts.

Terahertz is not for the faint of heart and it might just make your heart faint.
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No. welcomes Canadian France Jobin to the label.
The Montreal based artist will release her 9th album on No.. With her release entitled ‘Intrication’, she grapples
with some truly cosmic concepts involving Quantum Entanglement (go on, Google it..) amongst other truly
magical ideas which physics tend to invent these days.
Musically the release can be described as ‘microsound ambient’ but we think it’s much larger than that. It is at
once comprised of microscopic sonic particles yet combines that with the warmth we know and love from the
‘Ambient’ cosmos.
Whilst the sub atomic particles of noise bounce around your mind, the total work weaves a warm blanket of
audio enjoyment on both the micro and macroscopic levels revealing a world at once both too tiny to comprehend
and too large to grasp. Presented here as No. 916 for your scientific scrutiny

Tracklist:
Tracklist: 1) Texturen III - 54:00 More

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No. welcomes Canadian France Jobin to the label.
The Montreal based artist will release her 9th album on No.. With her release entitled ‘Intrication’, she grapples
with some truly cosmic concepts involving Quantum Entanglement (go on, Google it..) amongst other truly
magical ideas which physics tend to invent these days.
Musically the release can be described as ‘microsound ambient’ but we think it’s much larger than that. It is at
once comprised of microscopic sonic particles yet combines that with the warmth we know and love from the
‘Ambient’ cosmos.
Whilst the sub atomic particles of noise bounce around your mind, the total work weaves a warm blanket of
audio enjoyment on both the micro and macroscopic levels revealing a world at once both too tiny to comprehend
and too large to grasp. Presented here as No. 916 for your scientific scrutiny

Tracklist: 1) Ph - 14:34
2) 01V - 00:57
3) N - 07:05
4) 02V - 01:48
5) e- - 12:12
6) 03V - 02:21
7) m - 08:29
8) 04V - 02:03
9) graviton - 05:03 More

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No. The disorganisation founded by Atom™ + Material Object in 2013 to advance the cause of faceless audio output by No. One in particular are cataloging their 3rd year of Existence with No. III

No. III continues the centuries long tradition, invented by the label masterminds in 2013, of remixing the very concept of a 'compilation' by slicing, remixing, autotuning and YouTubing the entire year of the label's output into the blender for a completely new cocktail that goes beyond merely re-packaging previously released product.

Although 2016 was a relatively light year for No. in terms of hours of audio output, a famous German philosopher once wrote 'A Samurai's Life is not Measured in Length' and the mix features two previously unreleased works by the label owners: 'Still D/A' by Atom™ and 'III' by Material Object.

No. III successfully represents the material released on the label between May 2016 - May 2017 as well as some now declassified transcripts of past communications and unreleased excerpts from future efforts, stitched together with Frankensteinian precision and brought to life on the operating table with a blast of atomic energy.


Tracklisting:

1. Atom™ - Still D/A - 07:42
2. Pharmakustik + Material Object - Subdrowse + Artefacts - 08:00
3. Pharmakustik - Intermolt - 07:52
4. Raw C + Material Object - Antebellum + Artefacts - 11:43
5. Pharmakustik - Cromolurg - 04:19
6. Material Object + Pharmakustik - Artefacts + Metasuspens - 08:46
7. Material Object - Artefactual - 10:41
8. Pharmakustik + Atom™ - Psyorb + Still D/A - 07:33
9. Material Object - III - 07:00
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CD- Cristobal Rawlins, aka Raw C returns to No. on his 3rd appearance for the label with his debut album ‘Antebellum’.

No. 307
1.Antebellum I
2.Antebellum II
3.Antebellum III
4.Antebellum IV
5.Antebellum V
6.Antebellum VI
7.Antebellum VII
8.Antebellum VIII (Digital Only Bonus Track)
9.Canto (Digital Only Bonus Track)

Furthering the audio niche he’s chainsawed out for himself in his tin shack studio deep in the ghettos of Santiago De Chile. The influence of his decaying urban surrounding is plain to hear in his definitively Raw productions. Channeling the chaotic noise of the bustling cityscape into an aggressive groove to combat the daily torment of the outside world.

Raw C presents 9 tracks of funk filled fury with which to blast sound systems and subdue Barrios from Santiago to St. Tropez. More

very limited stock release on atom tm + material object´s NO. label. by Garry Bradbury, ex member of the 80s band Severed Heads.

Pharmakustik, who previously graced the No. catalog in collaboration with Chile’s Raw C, presents his debut full length album in the guise of ‘Pulsed Lavage’ which, according to the artist himself, is an audiosurgical album. In its original medical context, the term means 'removal of necrotic tissues in wounds by pressurized hydrosolutions’.
Pulsed Lavage expertly maneuvers the multiple stylistic themes within, from opiate induced narcotic bliss through to hammer & nails Tanzfloor techno. The album is as raw as it is beautiful, zig zagging between moods almost like the automated surgical tools of its namesake. Pulsed Lavage, fun for all the Manson family.

Tracklist: 1) Pulsed Lavage - 08:04, 2) Microhardness - 07:44, 3) Nacroshore - 12:40, 4) Irrigant Transfer - 07:46, 5) Groove Ablation - 08:51 , 6) Aerug - 05:12
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Material Object returns with Part II of his ‘Artefacts Digitaux’ project. Picking up the baton where he left it at the conclusion of 2015’s debut, taking derelict waveforms from a myriad of forgotten sources and processing them exclusively in the digital realm, again, once more and then reprocessing them for good measure.
The resulting output has been pushed into a sonically unique place, then arranged into six movements spanning the width of emotional landscapes from harsh atonal noise to love addled euphoria all in the
context of ‘Electronic Ambient’ Six artefacts from the artist’s mind to your speakers, the 23rd audio adventure on the No. label. October 2016

Tracklist: 1) 0int7b - 04:00 2) MMx22 - 18:13 3) k5_12 - 10:29 4) dr8zN - 03:52 5) c33k - 13:56 6) ke87z - 10:50 More

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generated instinctively in the moment from resampled chunks of previous output sandwiched between
unheard waveforms from a distant future whilst underwritten by voltage controlled rumblings from actual
synthesisers than can be seen and touched and wrecked by roadies.
Traversing known knowns and unknown knowns from drone to drone. Harvesting new and slightly less new
artefacts of the digitaux variety and crash landing in the ghetto of the lysergic jungles visited by G@ng5ta’s
of yesteryear, all for your personal enjoyment.
Performed live at the Red Rattler in Sydney, Australia on the 16th of April 2017 for the Strange Signals / House
of Mince crews, the performance is slightly more than just the insane ejaculations of an unhinged mind, but
a true insight into one of the Internet’s least popular Twitter accounts.

Tracklist: 1) Indiana Intros - 05:41, 2) Indivisible Lights - 12:30, 3) Alternative Artefacts - 19:00, 4) Synthesis - 14:47, 5) Earlier Reflections - 04:03 (E. Honda Remix), 6) Beat by Dre - 17:49 (Funfzigga Pfennig Ghetto Raid Regime Change Reshuffle) More

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No., founded by Atom™ & Material Object in 2014, celebrate their second birthday in style with "No. II", a collage, a readymade, an assemblage, a synthesis, in short: a spectrum of elements refracted through the prism of the label's output between the 1st of May 2015 to the 1st of May 2016. You might call such a spectrum “a mix", and that's up to you.
Over the 79 minutes the "mix" traverses a wild landscape of material. A dose here from the lysergic adventures in the concrete jungle of "G@ng5ta", a stroll there over the bubbly terrain of Material Object + Ishq's "Invisble Light", the air punctuated by the haunted soundscapes of former Severed Head: Garry Bradbury's Yakovlevian Torque". Slather on top of that a caustic beat from "Anamorph Specimens" and then undergrid it all with the morbidly obese frequencies of Atom™’s Texturen series and you have yourself some kind of interdimensional feast.
So, welcome to our second birthday party. The cake is burnt, the balloon animals are deformed into impossible and terrifying shapes, the CIA have spiked the punch and you're the clown. Are you invited? No.

Tracklist: 1) Garry Bradbury - Hair Trigger, 2) No. Inc. - RUN-DMT, 3) Material Object - D/J_M, 4) No. Inc. - Atomic Phonic, 5) Garry Bradbury - The Ampullae of Lorenzini, 6) Raw C + Pharmakustik - Borane
7) Garry Bradbury - Pibroch, 8) Material Object - B_P/O, 9) Material Object - P/G/S, 10) Material Object + Ishq - 76MHz, 11) Atom™ - Texturen II, 12) Garry Bradbury - Ludibrium, 13) Material Object + Ishq - 12 GHz, 14) Atom™ - Texturen I, 15) Atom™ - Texturen II More

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Part two of Atom™'s minimalist, ambient magnum opus, airdrops you into a void of undulating sonic modulation with nothing but the dream of silent huskies for company. Schmidt has always been a maestro of harnessing non-repetitive repetition and on "Texturen II" he takes that to a psychedelic extreme, constructing a smooth, digital crystal within the stereo field. Almost imperceptible sheets of binary sleet superimpose
themselves on flows of deep, glacial pulse-width gestures. The ensemble is minimal but ever-fluctuating, expansive but hyper-detailed. A frozen mirage. Here, the vistas are endless, the peaks illusory, the troughs few and the symmetries pure. Eat your rations, try to keep moving and don't go snow blind.

Tracklist: 1) Texturen II 54:00 More

Their 3rd Limited CD so far. A true collectors Gem. All tracks written and produced by Material Object and Ishq. Mastered by Atom™. Artwork by Material Object.

The first collaboration between No. label co-founder Material Object and prolific, rural Britsh soundsmith Ishq. "Invisible Light" is a rejuvenating stroll at interstellar velocities through an unfamiliar landscape populated by unknown plants, strange creatures and bizarre illuminations. Patiently evolving beneath a lush canopy of light and shade, echoing ecosystems of drone interleave themselves with crunching rhythmic passages, all culminating on a euphoric plane, a mossy and arboreal slew that induces a full flowering of the Third Eye.
Presented here as No. 910, the 18th release on the No. label and the third limited edition compact disc, for your enjoyment.

Tracklist: 1) 30 MHz 09:26 , 2) 76 MHz 12:16 , 3) 235 kHz 20:22, 4) 12 GHz 09:57, 5) 7 PHz 15:13 More

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If there is anyone left with a sci-fi vision of the future, it’s Raw C and Pharmakustik. Both artists, who just recently released their solo productions on “No.”, decided to collaborate on a full length album
entitled “Anamorph Specimens”. Released as catalogue number No. 304, the 50 min + masterpiece joins both artists sonic universes in a perfect manner. The seven tracks on this album are strange
and dark, each pulsating in its own funky frequency.
The artists then state: “Anamorph Specimens” focusses on the interaction between propulsive rhythms and organic ambient compounds morphing by realtime sound-processing. The wide screen-pictures appearing in the listener's mind constantly change and thus can be described as anamorph torsions of audio sculptures. All rhythms and ambient sections have been altered by various tools like notch-filtering, frequency-shifting and timestretching. Multidimensional textures from high to low in which sound events appear and disappear, animate the listener to perceive the tracks through different 'lenses

Tracklist: 1) Crankshaft 7:56 2) Borane 10:17 3) Euphoglide 7:52 4) Tubedrift 10:14 5) Acidity Function 10:16 6) Glucotrique 5
"Send a photo of your copy of the CD to [email protected] and receive a free download link to a bonus 30 minute Material Object Remix"

All tracks written and produced by Cristobal Rawlins and Siegmar Fricke. Mastered by Atom™. Artwork by Material Object. More

very limited stock release on atom tm + material object´s NO. label. by Garry Bradbury, ex member of the 80s band Severed Heads.

No. return with a new addition to the abstract ‘300’ series by one time member of the influential Australian electronic project Severed Heads: Garry Bradbury. Sydney based Bradbury is known for his boundary bending audio collage and analogue synthesis outbursts and has a career spanning three decades and is still blazing well into the 21st century. Here he presents his 5th solo album for No. Yakovlevian Torque might be the most diverse No. release to date combining audio sources such as traditional ‘found sound’ tv samples to analogue and digital synthesis. Always on the verge of being slightly humourous, silly or deadly serious, Bradbury balances moods and emotions, making this album not just a journey into his own mind. Yakovlevian Torque is a 13 track work out worthy of your attention deficit disorder.

Tracklist: 1) Hair Trigger 03:24 , 2) The Ladies of The Rope 03:23 , 3) Pibroch 04:56 , 4) Tatterdemalion Underdog Balloon 02:57 , 5) Ludibrium 02:24 , 6) The Black Notch 02:16 , 7) The Miry Verge 02:19 , 8) The Bisque Was a Poem 03:57 , 9) Liquid Nails at Swinomish Slough 02:25 , 10) His Hand Caressed Her Silken Knee 03:28 , 11) Affective Trajectories 03:06 , 12) The Ampullae of Lorenzini 03:27, 13) Nefelibata 20:45 More

UPC:827170574366 Rel date 17.11.2014
Special Remarks: Deluxe custom sleeve
The 12" comes in a special die cut sleeve (cut out "No." triangle) and is limited to 450 copies.
Tracklist 12": A Early Reflections Part II - 10:28 min AA Refraction II - 10:00 min
Info:
No. proudly presents its third 12" inch release, under catalogue number No. 905. "No. Inc." are Material Object and Atom™.
Having launched their label 'No.' in early 2014 with the Early Reflections Album, the two artists return to the project with Early Reflections II EP which continues the theme of releasing a part of the 'Early Reflections' Album, previously only available digitally, alongside a new techno cut forged from refractions on the original theme. Side A explores ambient psychedelic regions while Side AA dives into a bass heavy, cavernous techno cut designed for the mind whilst retaining full body functionality.


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UPC: 827170563261 Rel date 1.9.2014
Special Remarks: Deluxe custom sleeve (450 copies)
Tracklist 12": A Omega Point (Original Mix) 9:41min AA Omega Point (Material Object Remix) 12:20min
Info:
No. proudly presents its second 12" inch release, under catalogue number No. 903.
Sagittarius A is a bright and very compact astronomical radio source at the center of the Milky Way, near the border of the constellations Sagittarius and Scorpius. It is part of a larger astronomical feature also known as Sagittarius A. Sagittarius A is also believed to be the location of a supermassive black hole. As a consequence, the artist behind Sagittarius A's "Omega Point EP", wishes to remain anonymous.
The EP's main title "Omega Point" can be described as a blend of stripped down techno/acid and deep ambient textures, and provides full dancefloor functionality while remaining in a sphere of its own. On the flipside, Material Object is on remix duty providing a psychedelic wave of synthesiser and machine madness which completes the overall image of this production and makes it another true No. gem. Also available exclusively as digital download is yet another remix of "Omega Point" ("Delta Shuffle Remix"), said to originate from Atom™'s studio, who oversaw production of this EP.
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UPC 827170548763 Rel date 5.5.2014
Special Remarks: limited cut out sleeve (300 copies)
Tracklist 12": Side A: Early Reflections Part I 10:52
Side AA: Refraction I 12:58
"No. Inc." are Material Object and Atom™.
Both artists are launching their "No." label imprint this May, by releasing the full length "Early Reflec-tion" album (No. 900, digital release only) and the herewith presented "Early Reflection EP I" (digital and 12"). The tracks featured on this EP are the ambient piece "Early Reflection Part I" (side A) and the technoid "Refraction I" (side AA). While side A explores the realms of textures and soundscapes, side AA, which exclusively will be released on this EP, expands into rhythmical codes and thereby out-lines possible horizons both artists are envisioning for their "No." platform. The "Early Reflections EP I" initiates a series of releases on "No." that will leave the stylistic limitations of electronic music behind.

This 12" comes in a special sleeve (cut out "No." triangle), 180 g vinyl and is limited to 300 copies.

All tracks written by Atom™ & Material Object, 2013/2014.
Produced by Atom™.
Artwork by Material Object.
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