Michael Paradinas (born 26 September 1971), better known by his stage name μ-Ziq (pronounced 'music' or mu-zik), is an English electronic musician from Wimbledon, London. He is one of the pioneering IDM electronic music acts during the 90's, alongside Aphex Twin, Autechre, and The Orb. Dec 30, 2009  Our new desktop experience was built to be your music destination. Listen to official albums & more.

(flac 385mb) Volume 1 01 Urmur Bile 9:07 02 Let Let 7:10 03 M5 Saabtone 10:09 04 Fine Tuning 6:12 Volume 2 05 The Hydrozone 6:18 06 1 Hip 007 12:53 07 Hornet 8:40 08 The Phonic Socks 7:07 (ogg 151mb) xxxxx xxxxx xxxxx xxxxx xxxxx Mike Paradinas' first success story from the frontlines of ambient/electro/drum'n'bass experimentation comes via Lunatic Harness. This album has some of the most accessible tracks by Mike. Many tracks contain very soothing synth work mixed with complex and varied drum patterns just using a bunch of samples. Mafia 2 spolszczenie. Still, they're very energetic and works good on the dancefloor as well, it felt like Paradinas really knew what he was doing here.

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It can be a difficult task to blend ambient elements with hyper and distorted drums at 150+ BPM but artists like µ-Ziq and Aphex Twin sure knows how to make it work. (flac 432mb) 01 Brace Yourself Jason 6:22 02 Hasty Boom Alert 5:15 03 Mushroom Compost 3:19 04 Blainville 3:41 05 Lunatic Harness 6:05 06 Approaching Menace 7:01 07 My Little Beautiful 5:39 08 Secret Stair Pt. 1 4:16 09 Secret Stair Pt. 2 4:59 10 Wannabe 6:49 11 Catkin And Teasel 4:36 12 London 6:11 13 Midwinter Log 6:40 (ogg 163mb) xxxxx xxxxx xxxxx xxxxx xxxxx Riding the wave of success that followed his brilliant full-length Lunatic Harness from 1997, Mike Paradinas cranked out two follow-up singles from the album: 'Brace Yourself' and the more independently released 'My Little Beautiful,' which seems like the weaker of the two.

This quartet of tracks starts with the album version of the cut -- a jazzy, dreamy, hyperactive drill'n'bass production with melody lines that seem composed by the Milton Bradley game Simon. Next comes 'Hanky Pokery,' featuring an edgy buzzing funk bassline that carries listeners along through a heavily garnished rhythm track that never sits still for very long (much like Paradinas himself). Even more sputtering follows with 'Jiggery Panky,' a busy but slightly generic overkill that does break into a calmer theme near the end. Brace Yourself is full of the sounds, melodies and feeling of a beautiful sunny day, right from start to finish, all of the quirky unique melodies just seem to make sense, like they were always meant to be. Intellitag has to be one of the most gorgeous tracks ever, even the drums are nice to listen to. (flac 369mb) 01 Scaling 4:13 02 The Hwicci Song 3:40 03 Autumn Acid 3:37 04 Slice 4:39 05 Carpet Muncher 2:59 06 The Motorbike Track 7:20 07 Mentim 4:27 08 The Fear 4:22 09 Gruber's Mandolin 2:37 10 World Of Leather 4:21 11 Scrape 1:41 12 56 3:46 13 Burst Your Arm 6:23 14 Goodbye, Goodbye 4:07 (ogg 139mb) xxxxx xxxxx xxxxx xxxxx xxxxx µ-Ziq's The Fear EP sees electronic musician Mike Paradinas in a relatively lighthearted mood. 'The Fear' shows up in two forms.

The first version is identical to the one that appears on his Royal Astronomy album. It's one of that album's more easygoing moments, combining a touching melody, sampled horns, and Kazumi's fragile, abstract vocals. 'Houzz 8' is a jazzy, faster-paced B-side. It's fun background music, but it doesn't really stand out against Paradinas' more experimental, emotional back catalog. Comprising mostly high-pitched electronics, there's not really much to wrap one's mind around.