February
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about
ChainDLK wrote:
This is a tree track album between classical, ambient and sound art composed by Gregor Quade playing synths and Piano and Andreas Usenbenz filtering the produced sounds with the Kaoss Pad. The album is played live and the recording carefully edited by the sound artist.
"February 01.1" opens this release with a small loop and a synth almost droning, than some quiet noises gives depth to all the structure and slowly develops until the piano slowly introduce the listener to the final, almost ambient, part of the track. "February 02.1" is a shimmering miniature constructed upon small loops, resonances and noises. "February 03.1" starts with a small loop introducing a piano loop above a drove and coloured by noises and loops entering and exiting.
Apart for the brief length, less than 25 minutes, this is an example of how economy of material could result in a small beauty in search for good ears. Recommended.
This is a tree track album between classical, ambient and sound art composed by Gregor Quade playing synths and Piano and Andreas Usenbenz filtering the produced sounds with the Kaoss Pad. The album is played live and the recording carefully edited by the sound artist.
"February 01.1" opens this release with a small loop and a synth almost droning, than some quiet noises gives depth to all the structure and slowly develops until the piano slowly introduce the listener to the final, almost ambient, part of the track. "February 02.1" is a shimmering miniature constructed upon small loops, resonances and noises. "February 03.1" starts with a small loop introducing a piano loop above a drove and coloured by noises and loops entering and exiting.
Apart for the brief length, less than 25 minutes, this is an example of how economy of material could result in a small beauty in search for good ears. Recommended.
credits
released June 1, 2011
Gregor Quade | Synths & Piano
Andreas Usenbenz | Kaoss Pad, Editing, Mastering
Gregor Quade | Synths & Piano
Andreas Usenbenz | Kaoss Pad, Editing, Mastering
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Klanggold Munich, Germany
We started in 2006. Mostly our music is experimental in nature, which draws its influences from many genres. Sound art in general. Rather, we set ourselves the goal of releasing interesting music. This can also strike across the board and not be so catchy. That is exactly what defines an acoustic art work. You should give it time to develop. Discover new things in sound. That's what we stand for. ... more
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