Frozen North [2CD : Released December 1995: Centaur Discs : CENCD 012]   FROZEN NORTH is the debut official release by RADIO MASSACRE INTERNATIONAL; Duncan Goddard and Steve Dinsdale on electronic devices ancient and modern, and Gary Houghton on vibro-plank. The two CD set features pieces ranging from 7 to 40 minutes in length. The first disc showcases the range of RMI, videos for three of the tracks have been broadcast extensively on MTV's 'Chill Out Zone' and 'Party Zone' shows. The second 70 minute CD concentrates on the Frozen North theme in two expansive soundscapes. Until now, the group had existed in a self imposed bubble away from any commercial considerations or influences, sculpting the kind of Meta-Music found on this 140 minute release. RMI music eschews normal studio practices. Everything is recorded of the moment, there is no multi-tracking or overdubbing, nothing is programmed. This is the sound of music growing before you. Drum machines are left at the door, the hypnotic rhythms are provided by analogue sequencers manipulated in real time to create a constantly shifting base, in what can be seen as a conscious move away from dance orientated Ambient Music. Spacious, Organic, Rhythmic/Arythmic, Harmonic/Dissonant, RMI music will flood your listening space with vivid, evolving soundworlds. Perfect for chilling out. Look With Your Ears.   Tracklisting: Disc One: 1. Wrecks (20.44) 2. What's The Pointe In Going To Crete? (8.25) 3. Small Frozen North (7.39) 4. Rosemary's Baby (7.24) 5. Drown (20.40) Disc Two: 1. Frozen North I (26.33) 2. Frozen North IV (40.16) Album Reviews: choose a review: synth music direct Return to Discography Full-Length MP3 : Rosemary's Baby		CIty 21 'City 21' is radio massacre international's first foray into film soundtrack work. Artistic director Chris Zelov was in the audience at our Gatherings concert of 2007 in Philadelphia, and as a result of what he heard, commissioned the band to provide the music for the project. The album is the result of intensive work undertaken in early 2008 and combines untypically brief pieces with the more extended pieces with which radio massacre international are usually identified, forming a coherent whole. It comes as a factory pressed disc in a digipack sleeve. Order yours today!