An eclectic mix of music from all over the world.
There is a problem with computers Digital Audio to put it more simply it sucks. There are really two problems, Digital to Analog Conversion (DAC) and audio compression. For the most part the whole digital concept is hype, while it is great for transmitting information across the globe but not so great for transmitting audio to a sound system of any type. For any audio to played in the physical world it must be converted to analog. Digital to Analog Conversion is for the most part a very cheap and very clumsy process, strongly exemplified by the extremely cheap cosmetic hardware put into computers.
Now pair this with a lack of power and compression. Lossy audio compression basicly simplifies the audio so it takes up less space. To simplify the music compression usually attacks the high range and low range first since they are the least noticeable. The difference is unnoticeable on cheap headphones, but connect the compressed source to low impedance headphones or an actual stereo and the flaws will be very noticeable when you considered the muffled high range and bass even with 320kps MP3s.
CDs for the most part sound very good and this is because more attention is devoted to amplification and there is no bias in the compression.
It isn’t often to find talent like this; to put it quite liberally, Kammerflimmer Kollektief masterfully mixes the darkness of noise-rock and IDM with a set of more traditional set of instruments. The Ciccade album is the German group’s most commercially successful album. Creating a dramatic and overly-climatic soundscape. At times it can shift into extreme brightness yet return to dismal darkness only a moment later, in the end I would call this an uplifting exprience. To put it more simply it isn’t much different than Autchre but unlike Autchre you can enjoy the Kammerflimmer Kollektief and pass a drug test the next morning.