(Noise / Percussive Industrial / Analog Electronics / Instrumental) MUX - The Second Confession - 2004, MP3 (tracks), 160 kbps

Don’t be deluded: MUX is not another moniker for the psycho-freak-rock band WON JAMES WON! This is St. Petersburg based experimental duo of club-electronic sorcerer and keyboardist Ed Telpook plus multi-instrumentalist and sound-producer Dan Smirnov (of KIRPICHI, hardcore-crossover band where he plays bass-guitar and sings).
Launched in 1999, MUX is mostly home-studio project; though the duo occasionally performs live accompanied, as a rule, by their comrades on WON JAMES WON. Their music could be best described as sonic manipulations swinging between harsh industrial assaults and more gentle intellectual drones: perfect for visual installations or avant-garde theatrical varieties. MUX are members of the ZveZdaZ art movement.
EDX and DAN271, armed with analogue synthesizers, noise devices, various instruments, and computers, confess to a hatred of nauseating vermin who came from the seamy side of life and spread an infection of indifference and apathy. But here come the rescuers! Here is their electro-shock therapy for the brains wallowed in ignorance, a relief from palsy consonances. Twitching and cramping cadences scrape parasites off and inoculate for future invaders. Sounds like a summary of a Japanese anime? And it could well be!