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Malgatude Volume Four: Retanza Silo

The Malgatude Volumes is a series of albums drawing from a vault of unreleased & unheard tracks from 2000 - 2025, remastered and finally released. Volume Three is music works from 2006-2011, Beats to dance & dark too. 

"Retanza Silo" highlights:-

-War Rights: Deep horn & Break signals the coming of Boris Yelsiv Retanza (Video available on Stoltz TV Music Videos).

-Life of an Analogue Monster: A lush up-tempo Electronica break-fest. 

-Egyptor: Dark breaks and synth drones. 

-Madur Worlds: A catchy re-working of a melchonic classic. 

-Uber (Denzorth): Windmill-step. 

-Know What You Want: A cinematic thought-piece (Video available on Stoltz TV Music Videos). 

-Dance Planes: A building euphoric Electronica break-fest to get lost in. 

-Truth Stalker: Digital Mystery & problems. 

Available now on the Music Page

Malgatude Volume Three: Punk'It

The Malgatude Volumes is a series of albums drawing from a vault of unreleased & unheard tracks from 2000 - 2025, remastered and finally released. Volume Three is music works from 2004-2007, Some tough Electronica cuts with a groove-ladien left turns.

"Punk'It" highlights:-

-Warder: Stoltz does Angry pop (Video available on Stoltz TV Music Videos).

-Steal Life: Getting lost in a dark industrial maze (Video available on Stoltz TV Music Videos).

-Underfrone: What it sounds like to have a plane flown at you. 

-House of the Setting Sun: Music for a jeans commercial you wish you'd seen. 

-Barron Lands (The Electiode Consideration): An Electro Noir.

-Stupid Pink Elephants: Electro grooves. 

-Rag: Crashy Splashy Electronica.

-Snap Ya (Tweeken): The Battle of the final Boss. 

-Daft Warder: Warder Broke. 

Available now on the Music Page

Malgatude Volume Two: Crawl Ideas

The Malgatude Volumes is a series of albums drawing from a vault of unreleased & unheard tracks from 2000 - 2025, remastered and finally released. Volume Two is music works from 2002-2006, with a harder sound & chunkier breaks. 

"Crawl Ideas" highlights:-

-Crawl Idea: A dark horror homage to terrifying classic (Video available on Stoltz TV Music Videos). 

-Sabotage: An electronica remix of the Beastie Boys Classic.

-Runst Burn: Electronic Punk, loud & unrully. 

-Tork Depth: An iDnB deep-cut.

-Ruttle: Broody music to stalk to. 

-Lifes Riches: Dedicated to the Under-Industrialist (RIP)

-To Teach Learn: A cool moment of pause. 

-The Narther: A short brakes'n'fairytale. 

-Snap Ya (Tension): The final Boss arises. 

Available now on the Music Page

Malgatude Volume One: Prophet Before Pride

The Malgatude Volumes is a series of albums drawing from a vault of unreleased & unheard tracks from 2000 - 2025. Volume One is taken from DEEP within the vault, with music works 2000-2003, the beginning of Malgatude.  

"Prophet Before Pride" highlights:-

-Touc Application: An industrial machined thump, the Stoltz factory in full grind.

-Tingz; A digital reset, with a pleasent ting across the brain. 

-Ral Tide: A long distant fog.

-Falling Up: Some classic trip-hop style chill. 

-Tonus: A sample workout. 

-Electro Q: Synths & Breaks.

-I Am Jacks Confidence: A little Stoltz Self-help.

-Heal Me: Crust old Tip-Hop grooves.

-Peace Of Mind: A cinematic melodic build.

Available now on the Music page.

The Derelict

A Stoltz industrial/iDnB/breaks homage to the 1979 classic "Alien". 

Made the old way, with hardware sampling via the Yamaha AN1x, synth from the Yamaha AN1x, & Bass from the Novation Basstation II. 

Directed by Ridley Scott, Music composed by the great Jerry Goldsmith.

Track in the New Music & Site player

Video available in the music videos page. 

Brand new to the music videos section, “The Challenge of Here”  

Also in the “Newest Tunes” player on the (shut the) front door. 

Directed by Directed by Konrad Maximilian 

Grump Strut, the soundtrack to therapeutic destruction! 

Available now in the “Music Videos” section! 

Another old tasty digi-snack has the dust grated off it, & get's a rather fun little video mash-up courtesy of longtime Stoltz VJ Graphic3RD

The track “Rarhk Path (Digijam)” is in the newest tunes player, & the video can be found in the Music Video page! 

In a new series “In the Studio” we have a little look in the synth-dojo, showing some of the elements that went into my version of “Over the Rainbow” by Israel kamakawiwo'ole.

The track is available in the “Newest Tunes” player on the main page.

New video for “Born of this War” is now in the Music video section.