понедельник, 15 августа 2022 г.

Matthew Bourne - Moogmemory Plus (2016)

 

Artist: Matthew Bourne
Title: Moogmemory Plus
Year: 2016 Leaf – DOCK 63E
Genre: Ambient
Quality: Hi-Res / 24bit-96 KHz

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'Daniziel' is available now as a free download. Click on the link above! >>>>>>> “Moog is a regal breed of synthesisers that are slightly untamable, which is why we (musicians) love them. Always on the edge of boiling over; taming one’s Minimoog was like riding a wild mustang, and bringing it to heel. When the polyphonic Moog Memorymoog first appeared in 1982, it was like having a team of six mustangs pulling a stage coach, its power was thrilling, and everybody had better get off the road to let it through... >>>>>>> “Its name was derived from the Apollo-era, onboard computer memory needed to save patches - once one had laboured with its 18 oscillators, modulation possibilities, and the gorgeous ‘Mooginess’ that lives within its filter circuits. The sheer amount of electronics under the hood of a Memorymoog made it literally pump out hot air; making her prone to pit stops and custom updates as the years went by. >>>>>>> “I first met Matthew Bourne, a prodigious improvising pianist, who was fascinating to watch as he took that conventional instrument ‘off road’ in an emotional sweat. Post-gig, and still wild-eyed, he made a beeline for me, having heard that I also owned a Memorymoog. Matt was keen to compare notes, and to discuss the fact that he was having the Lintronics Advanced Memorymoog (LAMM) conversion done to his (this is the Memorymoog equivalent of open heart surgery, which replaces 1,300 components over eight weeks of bench time, costing as much as a new machine). I immediately thought that Matt was insane. Some years later, moogmemory is Matt’s paean to this living, breathing machine. No other instruments are used on the album, and its capabilities are drawn out by this extremely empathetic musician: beautiful, brooding landscapes of thick impasto to translucent sunbursts; Dr. Bob would be proud!” ~ Graham Massey (808 State) November 2015

B. Ashra - Fluffy Spirals (2022)

 

Artist: B. Ashra
Title: Fluffy Spirals
Year: ℗© 2022 Separated Beats
Genre: Ambient / Experimental
Quality: Hi-Res / 24bit-44.1 KHz

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B. Ashra presents his 16th album: "Fluffy Spirals". 11 exciting songs and finest electronic music are waiting for you.

четверг, 4 августа 2022 г.

Daniel Menche - Forlorn (2022) Hi-Res

 

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Title: Forlorn
Year: 2022
Genre: Experimental / Ambient
Quality: Hi-Res / 24bit-48 KHz

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Daniel Menche's isolation album attempts to capture the feeling of being lost and abandoned, and the PDX extreme music legend does this by avoiding obvious noise tropes, instead bathing himself in echoed-out resonant drones. Yeah sure we've had a lot of quarantine albums to sift through over the last few months - some of them on Room 40! - but Menche's two-headed "Forlorn" is a doomed dive into the psyche that's worth taking. The Pacific North Western veteran takes a restrained approach here, working with "a big gigantic dark forest of drones" that sound as if they've been carefully generated and pushed to the limits of saturation. The result is a sound that is both ugly and electronic, and mimics the tidal feedback you might expect to hear from early Earth or Sunn O))) material. Menche wants these tracks to sound foreboding - "getting lost seems to be the main goal and intention of my musical work over the past 30 years," he admits. But there's cracks of light in there somewhere, at times, the music echoes the deep listening drones of Eliane Radigue or Eleh, but more often than not it sits closer to Kevin Drumm's isolationist double-act "Imperial Distortion" and "Imperial Horizon".