BLACKFILM (HU) - "Blackfilm" CD AVAILABLE NOW from Spectraliquid!
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Hiding his face as well as his real name, even more interesting questions arise when somebody attempts to get into Blackfilm's complicated music structures. Starting off in a somewhat soundtrack perspective, Blackfilm slowly builds up an incredibly dark environment, in which fearsome ambiences co-exist with film-noir references. Evolving from downtempo electronic music to orchestral paroxysms and, insanely, passing from down-pitched nothingness to frozen urban landscapes, it becomes inevitable to resist. Let yourself sink in the abyss...This second release, carrying the same title with the composer's name, is the very first full-length album of this incredibly talented artist who experts in combining modern day electronic music with classical music references, while remaining absolutely original.
Highly recommended for those who enjoy acts such as Amon Tobin, Portishead, FSOL as well as intelligent dark electronic music.
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A WAKE A WEEK - 'Little Black Cloud' [CD-Digipack] January 2009 - Spectraliquid SLQ006 www.myspace.com/awakeaweek
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A Wake A Week...do we never tire of these endless reruns of our grief? With this debut release from his new project, Dave Dando-Moore (Detritus) offers us an intensely composed symphony of unending sorrow. If Detritus is the debris of emotion, A Wake A Week is the tar-black residue still clinging like a parasite, clawing away at old wounds. Like ashes on celluloid, Little Black Cloud opens up a widescreen vista of sound, albeit sullied and decaying. Eschewing the polish and sterility that digital production can entail, the album embodies the crackle and spark of embers of a once-consuming fire, giving us an album that feels organic and alive. From the opening waves of "House", the listener will be submerged in cascades of suffocating, drowning synthesis. Capturing the very essence of heartache, each rumble and pulse pulls us deeper into a heart of darkness. Yet, there is beauty and hope shattering through this black firmament. Opening up the the instrumentation to such diverse timbres as neo-classical pianos, tranquilised guitar and the perfumed atmospherics of ethnic vocals, expectant warmth rises through the swathes of oppressive intensity.
No artistic hubris is attempted here. This is as raw, open and confessional as music can get. Drawing comparisons with Max Richter, Deaf Centre, Johann Johannsson and The Protagonist, A Wake A Week will evoke cathartic exorcisms of woe in even the most glacial of hearts.
January 2009. Available in deluxe CD-Digipack from Spectraliquid Records at: www.spectraliquid.com Sound samples: www.myspace.com/awakeaweek
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Tracklist:
01. House 02. Little Black Cloud 03. I'm Always Writing Endings 04. Your Rain Isn't My Rain 05. Leaves 06. One Take Away One 07. Faerie Photo 08. Beginnings And Endings 09. Waking 10. A Wake A Week
I'll get this A WAKE A WEEK via ANT ZEN and because you sent me promotional copies of your further releases I will treat that copy like a promo - and will get airplay for it at the radio-show "NOISEDISCO" .......
Alexander K
psycheciety@web.de DECADENCE DESIGNS
PS: Watch out for my "FRAGMENTARISM" ART-MOVEMENT !!! ( IN GERMAN: "FRAGMENTARISMUS" )
