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mercoledì 10 giugno 2009

Pleq

Based in Katowice, Poland; Pleq has developed his highly-synthetic competencies through a series of dis-reality attempts, monastery supervision and a romantic way of handling peer pressure. His motives in sound resemble an abandoned ironworks garage during the industrial revolution, where melancholy is paired with harmonies of magnetizing structure. Pleq's initial exposure began with a weekly residency at Elektro Klub, a nationally recognized sanctuary for circuit-fitted audience. Pleq, (Bartosz Dziadosz) is an ingenious experimental project, is showing his talent on his album called "The fallen love". Every track is well thought creation of very organic sounding electronica. It is very nice and deeply layered with glitchy patterns of clicks and warm synthetics. Vocal lines and voice cuts pop-up from time to time to lift these tracks to even a more warm happening to listen to. How cold his home country can be during wintertime, the more warmth he brings with every track that is deployed on this album. Pleq's music is the final answer to understanding social obedience trough sound. superb !
Pleq - The Fallen Love

Label: vu-us
Catalog#: VU-US015
Country: Belgium
Released: 2009
Genre: Electronic
Style: Glitch, IDM, Ambient, Modern Classical

Tracklisting:

1 Fragment In My Life
2 Red Dog (feat. hiiro tent)
3 The Butterfly
4 Goodbye Nedai
5 Snow Story
6 Aspect Of Life
7 Do You Remember Your Dreams
8 Poems
9 Meet The Shark (feat. Magnitophono)
10 Pleq Is Dead
11 I Hear Her At The Door Now
12 The Seed (feat. Segue)
13 Don't Leave Me
14 The Fallen Love

martedì 19 maggio 2009

Porn Sword Tobacco

This is the fourth album by Sweden's Henrik Jonsson aka Porn Sword Tobacco. Recorded in the legendary Silence studios with long-time collaborators Patrick and Tommi, Everything Is Music To The Ear came into existence largely without planning or calculation, without much thinking nor hard work -- often improvised on the spot, even the melodies on the characteristic piano that Jonsson claims he never learned to play. He has played in bands before, also releasing a number of records ranging from a leftfield electro EP to two solo albums of laidback electronic dub. Most crucial, however, were his 4 years of travelling across the world as a stage musician for a popular electronic project, playing for numerous audiences on all continents, from Japan to Zambia -- a unique school of music, but also of life, and an experience that nourished a determination to pursue what's really important. In his early years, he swapped violin lessons for a Roland Space Echo, listened to audio plays at the local library, and to his parents' colorful record collection -- The Beach Boys, Eno, Kraftwerk -- this is what forms Porn Sword Tobacco. It's a project that takes a decidedly naive and unabashedly nostalgic position, exploring a dreamy escapism that is undiluted and personal. Porn Sword Tobacco's songs, seemingly field recordings in nightly landscapes of musical sounds, are equally far from ambient and from pop, from retro avant-rock or any other genre. Jonsson hones his songs until they work as loops, or long, rhythmic figures with the heartbeat of classic and modern deep house and electro. Possibly inspired by his relocation to Berlin in 2007, Everything Is Music To The Ear is a statement -- an evolving world of comforting dreams crystallized into comforting audio, exquisitely easy and refined, yet new and unique.

Porn Sword Tobacco - Everything Is Music To The Ear
Label: City Centre Offices
Catalog#: CCO044CD
Country: Germany
Released: 2009
Genre: Dreamtronic
Style: Modern Classical, IDM, Ambient

Tracklisting:

01. Welcome
02. En Ny Morgon
03. I Love Riding My Bicycle
04. Sjöbodarna Står Tomma Över Jul
05. Havet Är Ärligt
06. Spectrum Campfire
07. Thats Roadrageous!
08. The Lavalife
09. 2 Windows Down
10. Casual Claude
11. Den Kalla Handen
12. Cave 4b-50 Clicks Northwest
13. My Week In Zambia
14. Hõsten Som Sprang Nõr Och Vart Den Ville
15. From Plural To Singular
16. Goodbye