Rokolectiv 2009 / 10, 11, 12 aprilie / The Ark + MNAC
Cea de-a patra editie a Rokolectiv – festival de muzica electronica si arte conexe aduce cu aceeasi efervescenta ca la editiile precedente, peste 20 de live-act-uri, instalatii, screening-uri, intalniri si nu numai. Stay tuned, urmeaza numai de bine!
Am mai vorbit despre ei, ii gasisem pe myspace si sunau promitator (*). Ne-am dus (si am mai luat si pe altii), sa ii vedem la Control, unde au inceput excelent si au terminat discutabil (*). Parea ca, desi au potential, se ineaca intr-o zona de influente gresite. Acum revenim cu primele lor piese, care redau speranta ca o sa iasa ceva foarte bun de aici.
NWT says: Save or Cancel 1st year compilation accentueaza legaturi carora noi le simteam lipsa inca de acum un an si al caror potential ramane de explorat. Alaturarea dintre artisti si genuri nu este una intamplatoare, numitorul comun fiind sound’ul cu caracter local pe care noi il cautam. Mai mult decat orice descriere, varietatea directiilor pe care le veti intalni pe compilatie este o declaratie in sine. Despre ce vorbim… ramane de ascultat.
Rezistenta Materialelor – Ideea Ikea (Eusebio Digital remix)
uBIc says: Plecand de la conceptul initial al piesei, cu care Rezistenta Materialelor si-a facut aparitia, Eusebio si-a insusit ideea de baza si a adaptat-o liniei pe care mergea la data aceea. Cu foarte multa pasiune, am putea adauga noi, avand in vedere ca remixul oficial era atribuit altcuiva.
Skizzo Skillz – Respira Love Remix
Skizzo says: m-a intrebat recent “o fatuca” daca astept sa am succes cu piesa Respira. Intrebare retardata din start pentru ca nu asta era scopul piesei. Muzica e facuta sa atinga intr-un fel sau altul ascultatorul iar “respira” este o luneta indreptata spre totzi “wannabes”, ca sa pun ideea doar intr-un singur cuvant, deci normal va afecta negativ pe cei vizati si pozitiv gen haha pe cei care au prins duma si mi-au intzeles caterinka. Chiar daca multa lume nu prinde sau nu haleste tot ce fac, sincer nu prea conteaza pentru ca stiu ca trebe sa-mi fac filmele de om nebun. Despre Skizzo Skillz, ca iti place sau nu tzine de gust, ideea e ca tot timpul ce vei auzi va fi fresh. Fiecare vede muzica cum vrea iar eu o vad foarte colorat pentru ca am carioci.
Posted in buzz.RO on January 15th, 2009 by fresh good minimal |
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Dobrica says: Pentru noi, Suie Paparude, aceasta melodie este o sarbatoare. Sarbatorim in sfarsit…ca am inceput. Detalii oficiale la sfarsitul lui ianuarie.
Posted in buzz.RO on January 15th, 2009 by fresh good minimal |
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Preview la urmatorul album Bogdan, bpm scazut, sunete organice, instrumente calde, melancolie de iarna, muzica de drum lung, pe care mergi ghidat de soare, plutesti clam si serpuitor printre peisajele mintii, nu rostesti nici un cuvant, de teama sa nu te trezesti din reverie. Piesele insa, isi arata cu adevarat mrejele dupa sfarsitul hedonist al chimiei sonore.
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tuesday dub
Posted in buzz.RO on January 12th, 2009 by fresh good minimal |
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“The shadowy Pom Pom have been beavering away in obscurity since 2001, releasing untitled tracks in text-free, “none-blacker” vinyl-only editions, no information available. In a culture currently collapsing from promotion-overload, this information-void is particularly appealing. And Pom Pom’s clunky brand of techno only adds to the charm—brazenly hand-crafted, functional, but with little interest in fads or genre conventions, this is weird stuff. It sounds like the product of Berghain mated with Profan: dark, reverb-dunked rhythms lost in pools of tape hiss, divergent patterns causing further confusion, crudely sampled patches of static. Pom Pom is Marcel Dettmann meets Marcel Marceau; punishing, but with tongue-in-cheek and a playful glint in its eye. If T. Raumschmiere is techno’s punk-rock, then Pom Pom is its No Wave.” RA review
British scientist Rupert Till revealed this week that Stonehenge is actually a purpose built outdoor rave arena, where ancient Britains threw massive parties and dance to samba and organic trance.
The sound expert examined the acoustic qualities of the stones as they were 5,000 years ago and discovered they reflected sound perfectly, making the circle ‘ideal for repetitive trance rhythms’, said the Discovery Channel.
“Echoes in the space indicate that there might have been rhythmic music played,” Till told reporters.
“This would be at a tempo of about 160 beats per minute, a fast tempo,” he noted.
“It is interesting that this is the tempo of fast trance music, of samba; It is at the top of the range of musical tempos. It is also at the top end of the range of the human heartbeat, the same as the heart might beat if you were doing really vigorous exercise, or dancing really energetically,” he added.
Leading British archeologist Aaron Watson previously examined the stone circle’s acoustics and discovered that its builders appeared to be experts at directing sound.
“Almost all of the stones at Stonehenge have been artificially shaped. It was noted during the research that the inner surfaces of many stones were dressed to be either flat or concave. This is not visually striking, but could improve the ability of these stones to reflect sound,” he said in a University of Manchester report.
“In contrast, the outward facing surfaces of the same stones are irregular or even convex. The enormous effort invested in dressing sarsens and bluestones into these subtle and barely visible shapes is difficult to explain, but it might suggest that the builders of the monument knew how to emphasise the movement of sound,” he said.
via Jonty Skrufff
Posted in dezbateri on January 11th, 2009 by fresh good minimal |
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