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Animated Music [ppt49]
by Jachna/Ziołek/Buhl
supported by 4 fans who also own “Szpety”
Ziołek delves deep into electronics, at a hitherto unprecedented scale. Buhl plays very frivolously, not necessarily in the rhythm layer, but he does get carried away. Jachna uses wind instruments to build space, moving very far from jazz mannerisms. Altogether, this is a very intriguing combination – of three theoretically very characteristic musicians, who show us an entirely different, yet equally attractive side of their music.
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Over the fields we go
by Łukasz Suchy
supported by 4 fans who also own “Szpety”
My vote for field recording collection of the year. Opening with the delicate texture of snow falling in a sublime stereo field, the artist takes us into a winter world, where sleds are dragged across snow, and skates knife across the ice. Reframed in close up using canny mic placements, each encounter carries a brisk freshness, and an invitation to listen.
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Szpety”
A recording that touches something ancient in us and brings a shift to places not yet discovered. It's hard to describe in any sensible way something that definitely mixes the spirit of Palestrina with the legacy of minimalism, reductionism and improvisation, although that's not really important here. A deeply emotional thing that doesn't talk about humanity, but speaks directly to it.
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Stark and fascinating analog synth songs cross-wired with crazy rhythms & spoken word to disorienting effect.
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Hong Kong's Enor D reinterprets nursery rhymes as noise pieces with elements of musique concrete on this playful new album.
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The songs on “Bruma” feel impossibly still—rising mists of piano and electronics that hover like ghosts.
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Inspired by Rio de Janeiro’s iconic Carnival Parades comes this epic synth symphony from Brazilian artist Fordmastiff.
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