Cyanide Sisters, by Com Truise

Cyanide Sisters

by Com Truise

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Com Truise = Free Energy. I use Com Truise to power all my vehicles. Never need to buy gas or charge an electric car... connect my phone or any other audio device to the stereo and set it to a Com Truise track and it automatically starts playing on the car stereo and automatically starts my car. Sometimes I can't even turn the vehicle off after I stop playing the track or unplug the device and sometimes... the residual energy lasts for months...

elevenththesis One of my top 10 releases from the 2000's, maybe top 5! It just hits right. REPRESS & REISSUE THE EXPANDED VERSION ASAP, please! Favorite track: Sundriped.

Shane Dangers talking about chunky beats.....of course Com Truise was 1 of the 1st "retrowave" producers i ever heard.. I'm happy to finally be supporting this amazing dude.. Favorite track: BASF Ace.

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1.	Cyanide Sisters 03:03	buy track
2.	Sundriped 04:05	buy track
3.	BASF Ace 04:44	buy track
4.	Slow Peels 04:37	buy track
5.	Iwywaw 03:46	buy track
6.	Norkuy 06:14	buy track
7.	5891 02:08	buy track
8.	Pyragony 03:42	buy track
9.	Tripyra 02:03	buy track
10.	Space Dust 03:25	buy track
11.	Innerfacer 04:02	buy track

about

While many of Com Truise's contemporaries mine nostalgia as an end unto itself, the Princeton, NJ bedroom producer (aka Seth Haley) recombines older musical forms as a means of expressing something deeper and more ambitious, building a carefully conceived picture of the artist's vibrant inner world. The Cyanide Sisters EP, Com Truise's first official release, was first available as a free download through AMdiscs in June of 2010; Ghostly's remastered and extended reissue of Cyanide Sisters nearly doubles its tracklist, making good on months of blog and music-critic enthusiasm and delving deeper into Seth Haley's synth-savvy project. With Com Truise's proper full-length on the way, and a string of high-profile remixes for Neon Indian and Twin Shadow already in the can, the Cyanide Sisters EP is an electrifying introduction to a prodigious new talent.

A designer by trade, Haley has been making music with his collection of analogue equipment for nearly a decade and it shows. Cyanide Sisters' beauty lies somewhere between IDM, '80s synth-pop, Factory Records, classic Italo disco synthesizers, and glitch electronica, soaking its opening title track with thick, damp ambience and a slow, chunky drum-machine groove. Soon, the sound dries off, lightening into a suite of sun-drenched textures and constantly unraveling song structures - a sonic imprint that only grows and blossoms as the album progresses. The vocals that echo throughout "Pyragony" bounce from the ethereal to the robotic, always melting into a slow-churned blend of melodic fire and digital molasses. Despite his ever-present melancholy, Com Truise is playful throughout, dusting "Norkuy" with disco-ball flecks and putting the top down for the convertible cruise of "Space Dust." The EP closes with "Innerfacer," a trippy synth experiment (and newly added bonus track) that revisits the vibe of the release's opener and brings the record full circle. Even in expanded form, Com Truise's Cyanide Sisters EP is a complete work, meticulously conjuring nostalgia for its multifarious influences while filtering them through a modern aesthetic for younger, hungrier ears.

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released January 25, 2011

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Com Truise Princeton

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Apr 26

Newspeak

Montreal, QC
Apr 27

Cervantes' Other Side

Denver, CO
May 3

Thundercat Lounge

Phoenix, AZ
May 4

Beer City Music Hall

Oklahoma City, OK
May 10

The Get Down

Portland, OR
May 11

Nectar Lounge

Seattle, WA
May 17

Sleeping Village

Chicago, IL
May 17

Sleeping Village

Chicago, IL
May 30

1720™

Los Angeles (LA), CA
May 31

Eos Lounge

Santa Barbara, CA
Jun 7

Brighton Music Hall presented by Citizens

Boston, MA
Jun 8

Velvet Underground

Toronto, ON
Jun 13

It'll Do

Dallas, TX
Jun 15

Parish

Austin, TX
Jul 19

Aisle 5

Atlanta, GA
Jul 26

Ember Music Hall

Richmond, VA

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