Self Construct

noise for your children:
Overall a great cd. It trys to cover a lot of ground and i believe succeeds in some cases, and doesn't in others. Definitly looking forward to their next release, and i definitly recommend any fans of DHR and WARP records to pick this up. a warning, there is a WHOLE lot of noise on this album, i love it, but other listeners beware... Great cd to listen to on recreational substances, but then again, what isn't.

an interesting mix:
I bought this CD when I couldn't find the CDs I was looking for. I had no idea what I was purchasing. The first time listening to it, I didn't really know what to think because there were so many sounds to listen to. After listening a couple of times, I must say that I was starting to get into the songs and was starting to figure them out. Some of the songs are segmented into unrelated parts making the music jolting at times and when first listening to it, I thought my CD was skipping. If you are looking for coherent music, this is not the CD to get. And perhaps if you are an Aphex Twin or Squarepusher fan, you may be slightly disappointed for there is plenty of room for originality from Defragmented. But I give the CD a lot of credit since it does a great exploration of electronic sounds-from noise to jungle to drum beats...and besides, who doesn't like the "meep meep" from the roadrunner? I agree with another review, to help enjoy the CD even more, an outside influence could be of some help. Enjoy!

Shake your brains:
Self Construct by Defragmentation is a harsh visit into the world of jungle, noise, experimental, and industrial. It sounds like a combination of Download and Atari Teenage Riot. The drum beats are relentless and intricate, and the samples emerge in explosions. Brief moments of melody are ... by brutal bursts of noise and burbles of digital effects. This is what industrial is supposed to be all about, isn't it? If you expect to hear four on the floor rhythms, you'll be sorely disappointed. However, if you want something to shake your brains up, Defragmentation will do the trick quite unnicely.

Very bold move on invisible:
First things first, this cd is great. One of those all the tracks are good cd's... but what caught my attention was that it's from invisible records. I would expect to see this release more on WARP or Force inc. Lots of noise, and real good power jungle. Fans of squarepusher, and hard noise music will love this CD. I know i'm a fan. ...

organized glitch effects:
If i could put my thoughts into music this is what you would hear.I would love to sit with these guys and mess around in their studio. This is one of Invisible Records greatest ventures since Pigface itself IMO. If you like electronic manipulation in any way, shape or form, De-Frag is a must.