Unlike his previous release Schoolyard Crows, Curious Inversions shows us a bit of diversification with a couple of tracks that aren’t unlike Boards of Canada or Arovane.
Very detailed, descriptive but with a sentimental edge. Acceptance Criteria and Interlope are good examples of this, with the former progressively building into an epic track that will have you re-listening.
Definitely favourite track is the very addictive Acceptance Criteria with Interlope coming a close second with it’s Mellotron inspired flutes :) Enjoy!
Cover artwork by Mario Smit http://www.m-azing.nl
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Ver el ritmo, el pattern, el pattern, uno, dos, tres, cuatro, ver el beat. Beatelver. Ritmo y reberberación. Reberberación y rito estático-dinámico. Ver como antes de ver con el ordenador, ver con la máquina pre-piensa-diferente. Sonar con la máquina antes de sonar I/O, sonar con la máquina pre-sets. Sobre la marcha iremos viendo, improvisando, descubriendo, (ir)radiando. Control/Descontrol, Control/Voltaje, C/VVV.
El proyecto C/VVV, esta formado por Pablo Flores (Namm, Aysén, nnnaaammm), Fernando Mora (Augias Amena) y Mika Martini (Frank Benkho, Pueblo Nuevo) formandose el año 2011, han tocado en el festival AIMAAKO Noche Blanca (Museo de Arte Contemporaneo, 2012), en la Bienal de Nuevos Medios (Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes, 2013), Centro Cultural de España (2014) y han sido invitados a presentarse streaming en canales como Satta TV y tienda Needle.
formerly known as FabioRosho and releasing a mixture of 8-bit, industrial and breakbeat experiments since 2009, electronic producer Fabio Crivellaro decides to upgrade his lo-fi gear and to focus on a more synthetic and groovy sound for his new incarnation: here it is, dIGITAL dISAGIO
>From the very core ingredients (Colorful melodies, Top notch sound design, Vintage samples, Field recorded textures, Hard synthetic glitches, etc), to the overall vibe (from sweet childhood nostalgia, humorous hooks to noisy mayhem) or the well infused musical influences (think Herbert, Matmos, Vibert, Prefuse73, Osymyso, to name a few).
YUM!
released 27 July 2015
Bozal Spanish was spoken by African slaves in Puerto Rico and Cuba and other areas of South and Central America from the 1600s up until its possible extinction at around 1850. Although Bozal Spanish is extinct as a language, its influence still exists. For instance, many Kongo words are found in the lexicon of the Puerto Rican dialect of Spanish. [wikipedia]
