"Without freedom, no art; art lives only on the restraints it imposes on itself, and dies of all others."
-Albert Camus.

16 MP3 Songs
ELECTRONIC: Breakbeat/Breaks, ELECTRONIC: Experimental



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I know you do...
Buy this CD and be immersed in an epic tale of...well...epicness...


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Seriously... this is a good story... at least listen to a few tracks and decide if you're willing to shell-out ten bucks for it.

Help the little guy. Listen to a few tracks, and drop me an E-mail (theboss@soulcrater.com). Tell me anything. I'll listen.

What are you going to do with ten bucks, anyhow? Buy a pair of socks? Maybe it's time to stop buying socks, and step into the world of independent music. Think about it. I'll give you a few minutes....




Still reading? Great!

Here's a bit of information reguarding this album:



Soulcrater's first album, Transmissions, focuses on the future of a world which has stopped caring about individuals. Following is the manifesto that started it all...

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We are living in a world that is degenerating at an incredible speed.

Over-industiralization has reduced the American populace into faceless numbers. Workers are treated by large corporations as machines, constantly reminded that the only good worker is one which fits seamlessly into a mechanical and uncreative system of production.

We are no longer flesh and blood. We are numbers, charts, graphs, files, status reports, quality control, productivity assurance, capitol gains, and, eventually, collateral damage.

With this over-run of corporate power comes government control in the form of money. Politicians are paid huge sums to get corporate interests into office and to support the agendas of power-mongering tyrants who have forgotten the value of humanity.

We have been forgtten outside of our ability to produce and consume at an acceptable rate.

This has led to a nation which wages war to pad the pockets of arms manufacturers and, after the damage is done, places the cost of these battles in the hands of a people which was never aware of the reason for the widespread carnage.

We receive a bill in the mail every year, and the occasional "good citizen" in return for our funding of a corporate war machine which sees no innocent lives. The machine sees only gains and losses.

As soon as continuing a venture is unwise for the big money interests, they withdraw, reaching into the pockets of every man, woman and child to cover their expenses.

Meanwhile, the three most important workers in this grand machine are ignored:

Teachers
Social Workers
Nurses

If even a small portion of America's war budget was redistributed, people in these three positions could attain a TRUE living wage without working until completely exhausted.

With another small portion of our multibilion dollar war budget, our nation could fully fund free or very affordable schooling for these professions.

Furthermore, that same small portion could very well fund social programs which we need IMMEDIATELY:

Universal Healthcare
Homeless Shelters
Reduced Teacher : Student Ratios

Look in the dead eyes of a corrupt nation. We can surely make changes that will better this world, and turn back the tide of greed. Free your Mind.

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Wow... you're still reading. This is great. Have you visited the Soulcrater website yet? There's lots of great information on there. PLUS, there is a link to my blog on there. If you're a normal human being, you're probably pretty curious about the private lives of other people. This is your chance to look into the life of another person without that person even knowing. Pretty cool, huh?

You better check the website out. I might have had a funny experience involving a meatgrinder and my aunt. You'll never know unless you go to the website. Better do it soon.

Anyhow, I hope you truly enjoy the music contained on this album. Pleas e-mail me directly with any comments, questions, arguments, problems, solutions or quirky anecdotes: theboss@soulcrater.com

Have a good day. Unless you don't want to. I wouldn't want to force somebody to have a good day if that person was planning on having a real bugger of an afternoon. That is the farthest thing from my mind. Have wahtever type of day that would be the most pleasing to you.

Yours partially,
Micah Madche