pita - get outMego was on of the unique labels for experimental electronics during the 90's. During the last year the label was closed and re-opened by Peter Rehberg as Editions-Mego, taking care of the back catalog of the former label and releasing major body works for the creme de la creme of nowadays electronica artists. Still, the main catalog leans on Rehberg (and Fennesz) works. This release is a re-issue for the 1999 masterpiece "Get Out" by Reherg himself, under his Pita moniker. Back then, no one could ignored the amazing step of puting aside the samplers, guitars and the analog equipment in favor of (just) a laptop. Nowadays, people get cynical for the "cold" and "i'm actually checking my emails" live laptop performances, but we tend to forget that in the end, the output is all that matters, specially when documentized. "Get Out" is a breaking point for this process, combining all the right influences from Controlled Bleeding, Throbbing Gristle, Nurse With Wound and Mika Vainio, compressed together into a versatile fuzzy, crunchy and ear-splitting noise motivated by minimal harmonics and clicks-and-cuts craziness. The rough changes between the tracks isolate the supposed-to-be cleanness of the computer work and create hypnotic journey around new-era electronic compositions. The nice thing about it is that almost ten years after, it still sounds fresh and exciting. Next to Fennes'z "Endless Summer" this is a true pioneering art-work.
: : Pita/Get Out - Mego 029/Groove Attack.
