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luciano cilio - dell'universo assente
2004 veröffentlich, limitiert auf 500 stück, im normalen handel nicht zu finden und wenn, nicht auf lager. aber jetzt ist sie mein, MEIN! MEEEEEEEEEEEIIIIN! MUHAHAHAHA! nach 6 jahren suchen endlich am ziel.
[vid]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=95BwFLCVX9U[/vid]
luciano cilio - dell'universo assente
2004 veröffentlich, limitiert auf 500 stück, im normalen handel nicht zu finden und wenn, nicht auf lager. aber jetzt ist sie mein, MEIN! MEEEEEEEEEEEIIIIN! MUHAHAHAHA! nach 6 jahren suchen endlich am ziel.
[vid]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=95BwFLCVX9U[/vid]
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BIOSPHERE - N-Plants
Okay so this is weird – in February 2011 Geir Jenssen finished an album that he had dedicated to the Japanese post-war reconstruction and, specifically, their futuristic nuclear program. After surveying photos he became fascinated by the idea that nuclear power plants could be built so close to seas and in earthquake-prone areas, and this slowly became the focus for the record. A few months later, hearing the album is a totally different experience – we are now in the aftermath of one of Japan’s most grave disasters and Jenssen’s findings have an eerie poignancy. The music itself is hardly melancholy, but has a damaged, cold, digital edge which mirrors the clean architectural perfection of these ominous structures, pre-earthquake of course. As Jenssen’s clipped, purposeful rhythms make their way slowly into the synthetic patterns they guide the record and give a very fitting stark Kubrickian sci-fi haze. ‘N-Plants’ almost reminds me of early SND (think ‘Stdio’ or ‘Makesndcassette’) but played at the wrong speed. These are slow, booming passages of sound and carried out with a masterful ear, and the razor sharp precision of a true veteran of the field. Lazy, lackadaisical witch-house this is not, but ‘N-Plants’ certainly shares threads with its purposeful slow-down of dance music tropes. Rather than doing this for a specific trend, Jenssen’s sound rather seems to be rooted in its subject matter; the visions of the future that remain entrenched in the past, and the hopes of our ancestors that simply end up dashed on the rocks of our mistakes. Without the context ‘N-Plants’ is an affecting, engrossing listening experience, and with the added air of melancholy it makes it all the more haunting. Huge recommendation.
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Hörproben http://www.kudosrecords.co.uk/index.php?page=detail&product=TO84
BIOSPHERE - N-Plants
Okay so this is weird – in February 2011 Geir Jenssen finished an album that he had dedicated to the Japanese post-war reconstruction and, specifically, their futuristic nuclear program. After surveying photos he became fascinated by the idea that nuclear power plants could be built so close to seas and in earthquake-prone areas, and this slowly became the focus for the record. A few months later, hearing the album is a totally different experience – we are now in the aftermath of one of Japan’s most grave disasters and Jenssen’s findings have an eerie poignancy. The music itself is hardly melancholy, but has a damaged, cold, digital edge which mirrors the clean architectural perfection of these ominous structures, pre-earthquake of course. As Jenssen’s clipped, purposeful rhythms make their way slowly into the synthetic patterns they guide the record and give a very fitting stark Kubrickian sci-fi haze. ‘N-Plants’ almost reminds me of early SND (think ‘Stdio’ or ‘Makesndcassette’) but played at the wrong speed. These are slow, booming passages of sound and carried out with a masterful ear, and the razor sharp precision of a true veteran of the field. Lazy, lackadaisical witch-house this is not, but ‘N-Plants’ certainly shares threads with its purposeful slow-down of dance music tropes. Rather than doing this for a specific trend, Jenssen’s sound rather seems to be rooted in its subject matter; the visions of the future that remain entrenched in the past, and the hopes of our ancestors that simply end up dashed on the rocks of our mistakes. Without the context ‘N-Plants’ is an affecting, engrossing listening experience, and with the added air of melancholy it makes it all the more haunting. Huge recommendation.
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Hörproben http://www.kudosrecords.co.uk/index.php?page=detail&product=TO84
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Zieh mir gerade das neue Arctic Monkeys-Album runter, das heute erscheint. Scheint wohl etwas poppiger geworden zu sein.
Icke wieder
Piraten-Metal rockt einfach
[vid]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ooZoFEEzDpg[/vid]
Black Sails at Midnight (ihr 2. Album) war aber etwas besser.
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I command thee, kneel!
|kiwi| schrieb:alter schwede die neue foo fighters gibt von anfang bis ende durchgehend vollgass. defintiv album des jahres bis jetzt... wahnsinn wieviel energie da drin steckt.
Jap, aber total.
Als ich das Ding zum ersten Mal reingelegt hab, hab ich nen typischen Foo Fighters Opener erwartet und stattdessen brüllt mir Grohl gleich mal Sachen um die Ohren und das Ding föhnt mir komplett die Haare nach hinten^^
Da hatte ich so ein ultrafettes Grinsen im Gesicht weil ich nach 20 Sekunden wusste, dass ich das Album lieben werde.
