fatureNet is proud to present [FNet001] Release of Attacks.
With this release we have chosen a broad scope of genres, from hard hitting beats and electro goodness to deeper cuts and thoughtful ambience.

We would like to thank all the artists that have been involved in fatureNet, not just the ones included on the album.
Also thanks to the admin team for their help and support.

We hope you enjoy this release!

Compiled by: Fature, Waverine, Almost Synthesis

Owl Challenger [28th May 2009] -> a great compilation. definitely a proud release for faturenet. :] cant wait for the next

MUSCon [29th May 2009] -> this is sweet, good track selection enjoyed cheers, keep up the good work

Robert Lamont -[Admin] [29th May 2009] -> This is pure Quality! Excellent compilation, and I love the way the tracks fade into each other.Great work..and as an A&R man would say "All Killer and no Filler!" Can I make a suggestion? Spam this compilation to the IPA, (Institute of Practioners in Advertising), because they have all the top advert Advert Agencies, and their contact details..who's their creative directors, and music supervisers, etc. These agencies are always trying to source new music for T.V. ads, and usually go to libraries, or to hit records. They are always looking for something new, and I feel that the artists on Faturenet have It. It's my feeling that If you target top Ad Agencies, and direct them to this compilation, and Faturenet in General, then they will find the music to suit their latest Advert campaign, for a big client. It's their job to find music that no other agency has. The reward can be be good..a fee for the licence to use the track, and performing rights payments, every time the advert is used worldwide. I've had some tracks used by Advertising Agencies in the past, and It's paid my mortgage. and It was because I targeted Advertising agencies, and spammed them. If you target Advertising Agencies, then they will check out the excellent artists here, and choose faturenet artists, rather than Libraries. Again, just a suggestion! Lovely compilation! Robert :) The man without a shadow, promises you the world......

Hellscion [29th May 2009] -> Awesome! already listening to it :) I am hoping this joke will fill the void where my personality should be!

Robert Lamont -[Admin] [30th May 2009] -> Hi Again, Fature! Again, loving this Album..and I've still got loads to learn, compared to all the artists here. Very inspiring. I've been brainstorming all day (too many cups of coffee!) and following my suggestions on my previous comment, I've got more to share, If I may. there's the CRCA,(Commercial Radio Companies Association) which is the industry body for all the commercial FM stations in the uk. You can get all the contact details of the stations there, like names and e-mail addresses. they also tell what genre as well, so you can target better. These stations look for music for their trailers, and usually source Music Production Libraries. A guy I know, Ronnie Gurr(Who was CEO at Columbia Records, and CEO at Branson's V2 Label), said to spam these stations, and offer them a free licence to use your music for trailers, and then you can get the performing rights money! They have to log every instance they play your music, and pay a fee to the performing rights society, who then pass it to you. Obviously, you have to join the PRS first, to do this. Another route is Music Production Libraries themselves. Google, and you'll find loads of them.You can submit your work to them, and they can offer your music, by genre, to T.V. and Film Music Supervisors looking for ,say,DnB, or Ambient, or Glitch. They can then buy a Licence for a one- off use of your track in an episode, known as a "Needle drop" licence, or if you're lucky, they may want to buy a licence to use your track as a theme, over a whole series. And again, everytime It's aired, It has to be logged on a cue sheet, and performing rights to be paid to you,because you wrote the track. Now, there's developers of Console and PC games. They're always looking for music, to use in their games. A guy I know, who was in Primal Scream, got one of his tracks used in a console Game, and got paid £25,000! No shit! He got paid a lump sum, because repeat fees or performing rights payments dont really apply to console games, because it cant be logged, how many times your track is aired. So they pay a big fee, for an unlimited licence.Again, do a search on Google for "Games Console Developers", and you'll probably find quite a few to contact. It's probably pretty "Captain Obvious" to say this, that It's pretty hit or miss. But if you try these routes, you may be in the right place at the right time, and someone may want to use your work, and pay good money for It. Example..The track I released here, "8-bit hookaz", I did some research, and spammed It in Japan. And I got a response from the Ad agency that does the Bullet Trains! they want to use It in their latest Ads. Sweet! They pay me a fee for a licence, and I can get performing rights money everytime It's aired on Japanese networks,Because I'm a PRS member. I think that Faturenet Artists have got the music to turn on the industry...and It takes 20% talent, and 80% perspiration to make something happen. i dont know about you,but I watch T.V. and films and think "I can do better music than that!" there a lot people who are mediocre, but get the jobs, because they put in the hours to promote to the industry, and get known. So spam yer music, and you never know where It may lead. Nothing ventured, nothing gained..... I've got another Mastering Job to Complete, so I'm on the Graveyard shift! Sweet Dreams, Everyone. Robert :) The man without a shadow, promises you the world......

curtis\mainiakist aka MCgirt [30th May 2009] -> thanx for including me in the project and i reallly enjoy the album.

Sevish -[Admin] [30th May 2009] -> Was a great listen, I *did* hear it on the coach on the way home! Thanks so much for including me in this release. :) I noticed the last tracks were chilled and the first tracks were beaty; I think that followed my mood very nicely! Sean working hard...

Elektromuffens [31st May 2009] -> Thanks for including me on this, there are some very good tracks here so it's pretty cool to be included alongside them. Congratulations! e+ E!

FAFNIRROCKSON [1st Jun 2009] -> thanx for including FAFNIRROCKSON in the project among such good artists and songs. very good mastering and artwork too. again, thanx a lot. love & respect. F. .:.GALACTIC.:.ECLECTIC.:.ELECTRIC.:.

Dario [5th Jun 2009] -> Hey just downloaded this ive been on speed limiting for a while finally got a chance to download it! sounds awesome good work guys! Thanks for throwing me in there :D Cheers

Fature -[Admin] [6th Jun 2009] -> A review from Recording Review Really Liked "Infidel". "New Adventures. . ." was cool: Just me, but the bass centered the whole time, distracted me. Not sure what I would do. Move it a tiny bit to the right? "Chillin' in the Attic" took me to Soul Coughing, and I really like that, "Grave Circumstances" kept that same feeling and obviously? These are connected. Nice flow. "Creeper. . ." was really nice. I liked that the syncopated suprizes were in there. Nice job of recording, clear and not busy. Maybe I'll start another album later this year. Check out my latest work in ACL's Illusion EP

Hellscion [6th Jun 2009] -> panning bass? blasphemy! I am hoping this joke will fill the void where my personality should be!

Fature -[Admin] [18th Jun 2009] -> The release seems to be doing quite well over at archive.org with just over 800 downloads last time I checked! see here Maybe I'll start another album later this year. Check out my latest work in ACL's Illusion EP

Television Overdose [17th Jul 2009] -> No feedback reason: Could not find anything useful to add

Ian Brown [10th Aug 2009] -> This is on my iPod and every time the shuffle picks a track out of the album I'm like 'whos this? Its sick!!' Respect to the Fature collective and good choice of tunes Lee! www.ian-b.com

Robert Lamont -[Admin] [12th Aug 2009] -> some suggestions! for the next release (002), here's some titles... " Matrix of modulations" " Waves of oscillations" " Environment of Envelopes" " Glitch to eat the rich" " Blinding Flesh of Genius!" " The Royal Electronica Adventurers" Okay..i've had too much coffee again! i'll get my coat.... Robert ;D The man without a shadow, promises you the world......

Fature -[Admin] [12th Aug 2009] -> Cheers robert, we already have a name though! @ Ian, thanks mate, it wasn't just me picking the tunes though, so props to Waverine and Almost Synthesis :) Maybe I'll start another album later this year. Check out my latest work in ACL's Illusion EP

Sevish -[Admin] [12th Aug 2009] -> GLITCH TO EAT THE RICH, haha... I love that. working hard...

Robert Lamont -[Admin] [13th Aug 2009] -> you could use that for your next title, Sevish! did a job, in a restuarant, as a lowly kitchen porter. It was a place that did scottish food ( Haggis, Venison, Salmon,Grouse, etc). It was burn's night, and they were having all the "great and good", mostly tory (Conservative) Sirs and lords showing up that night. The owner asked me if I could do up a compilation tape of traditional scottish music, because I had access to a studio? I said "sure".. But my rebellious streak kicked in! I did the tape, but the tracks were at -10db! then I put in a suprise extra track, at +4db. So all the posh buggers were having their burns' supper, listening to lovely Ceiledh music, at normal volume, then suddenly..they had Motorhead's "Eat the Rich" at full blast! I was ROFLMAO!! It ruined their evening! I got the sack, but it was worth It..Robert ;D The man without a shadow, promises you the world......

Dario [13th Aug 2009] -> HAHA nice robert! made me laugh i can imagine the grin on your face!

Sevish -[Admin] [14th Aug 2009] -> Ahhh I love these anecdotes. That was awesome, I hope they blew their food out their nose when that came on. Yes, I'd be tempted to use that name in the future if nobody else does. :P working hard...

ACL (Azotic Compounds Laboratory) -[Admin] [14th Aug 2009] -> I can picture it in my mind, the very moment of the first POW!! I can see all those people jump on their seats for fear, choking with food, and throwing their forks with meat up up and away... ... That was a risky idea:) THE SEVENTH ACL ALBUM THIS IS WHO I AM OUT NOW. CHECK IT OUT. "Pick'n'Mix 4.0" is on its way.

Robert Lamont -[Admin] [16th Aug 2009] -> Hee Hee! A joke, to do with restuarants... A guy's on a date, with a lovely girl, and takes her to a top Beverly Hills restuarant. He spots Steven Spielberg, a few tables away!..and when Spielberg goes to the men's room, he follows him. He accosts him, and says " Mr. Speilberg, you're the best director on the planet, and I love your movies. Could you do me a massive Favour? Can you come across to my table, and pretend I'm an old friend of yours? My name's johnny..My date is so beautiful, and I need to impress her. Could you help me?" Spielberg said "sure Johnny! Anything to help!" So later, Johnny's talking To his gorgeous date..and then there's Spielberg, and he says "Johnny! Jeez! How are you, my old friend? It's been a while. Call me okay, and we can have lunch, with Lucas and Coppola!" Johnny looked at Spielberg, and said " Fuck off Steve!! cant you see I'm with my girlfiend?!!" ;P The man without a shadow, promises you the world......

Ian Brown [5th Oct 2009] -> Nice one geeza! I played this release at my mates engagement party in a castle on a hill Birmingham http://www.ian-b.com/album.aspx?AlbumID=5376613759437047217. I had loads of people after it!! I couldn't believe the response dude, got everyone in the mood to dance! Fair play!! www.ian-b.com

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