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New Oval album. Looking forward to hearing more.
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Not what I was expecting when the email came in, but liking this Blawan and Pariah do metal-noise, or whatever genre. Menacing. Will annoy the neighbours with this. -
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thrill jockey just announced two new OVAL releases (EP in november, full-length in 2020). here's what they write about it; sadly no preview samples yet though. I'm cautiously excited about this; early oval up to process/commers is still some of my all-time favourite music, which made his last few releases just the more dissappointing (and i'm not even talking about popp's new career path as a self-help guru / 'creativity coach'....). a return to form would be much appreciated.
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..... i saw this on instagram and almost shit myself
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Matmos have announced a new album. 'Plastic Anniversary' is out March 15 via Thrill Jockey. The record celebrates the duo’s anniversary as a couple. It was also recorded using exclusively “sounds derived from plastic objects.” According to a press release, the 11-track album aims to explore “the world's relationship to plastic—a material whose durability, portability, and longevity, while heralded by its makers, are the very qualities that make it a force of environmental devastation.” Tracklisting: 01 - Breaking Bread 02 - The Crying Pill 03 - Interior With Billiard Balls & Synthetic Fat 04 - Extending The Plastisphere to GJ237b 05 - Silicone Gel Implant 06 - Plastic Anniversary 07 - Thermoplastic Riot Shield 08 - Fanfare for Polyethylene Waste Containers 09 - The Singing Tube 10 - Collapse of the Fourth Kingdom 11 - Plastisphere -
from thrill jockey: Jan St. Werner Glottal Wolpertinger (Fiepblatter Catalogue #6) Thrill Jockey Thrill-488 - 2019 Glottal Wolpertinger is released on LP only, pressed on virgin vinyl and packaged with a free download card. Jan St. Werner is a critically acclaimed and internationally recognized sound innovator. In a myriad of ways – as a solo artist, a collaborator, through his group Mouse On Mars, as a producer, as a lecturer at MIT, or as a professor of Dynamic Acoustic Research at the Academy of Fine Arts, Nuremburg - Werner has challenged traditional approaches to creating and experiencing music. The sixth installment of his Fiepblatter Catalogue series, Glottal Wolpertinger, endeavors to transcribe the phenomenon of sound as anarchic and highly sensitive material. His multilayered presentation of the project highlights the ways in which sound and music can fluctuate and re-constitute depending on context all within one consistent work. In keeping with the series’ collaborative nature, the pieces include contributions from guitarists Aaron & Bryce Dessner of The National, who Werner also collaborated with on Mouse On Mars’ Dimensional People, and The National’s Sleep Well Beast. Glottal Wolpertinger was initially conceived as a radio installation for documenta 14 with each of the tracks broadcasting individually over the course of ten weeks and culminating in a convergence of all eight tracks at a performance in Athens. The pieces consist of microtonally tuned feedback, multispectral drones which Werner modulated and filtered with a purposeful, and indeed vocalized, emphasis given to the different frequencies and textures used. By naming the individual frequency bands, Werner defies traditional tuning systems and instead centers the piece on collaging variable elements. Sonic elements churn and sprawl across the tracks in constant motion. Their drones, combatting for space, entangle one another and oscillate into overtones that shift, build, and wither with fluid motion that blurs the line between consonance and dissonance. Glottal Wolpertinger’s incarnation as a recording is no less potent than its preceding forms, but serves as a continuation of the project’s evolution as a distinct listening experience. Werner’s apt title for the project embellishes the ambiguity and cognitive dissonance inherent with the work, as the wolpertinger is a creature of European myth which is said to be the mutated result of different species breeding under special circumstances in the Alps. Glottal intonations are those produced by the guttural and throat region of the body, the center of organic sound. According to Werner, the wolpertingers are “bastards, collaged freaks who exist in the grey zone of nature’s perfect plan,” the same grey zone in which his pieces live.
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Out on Thrill Jockey on 27 January.
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new matmos album coming in october! from thrill jockey press release: Recorded in the basement studio of their home in Baltimore, the album is constructed entirely out of the sounds generated by a Whirlpool Ultimate Care II model washing machine. Like its namesake, the album runs across its variations as a single, continuous thirty eight minute experience that starts with the grinding turn of the wash size selection wheel, and ends with the alert noise that signals that the wash is done.
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Out now on Thrill Jockey. "Friel's solo work is harsh and distorted enough to cause one's ears to bleed, but it never sacrifices an affinity for catchy melodies or strong beats. These are candy-coated rhythmic noise pop songs, and they're astounding. Friel pushes his limited, primitive setup (utilizing an arsenal of distortion pedals centered around an ancient toy keyboard) as far as it can go, resembling Dan Deacon with an even more junky, blown-out batch of gear." (All Music)
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"A new full length album, ‘The Marriage Of True Minds’, in 2013." "As ambitious as their projects have been in the past, Matmos' new album may just represent their most difficult challenge to date - and certainly their most esoteric. The Marriage Of True Minds', so far four years in the making, sees Daniel and Schmidt moving beyond the sound of creatures or surgery for their sonic palette. Instead, they used the minds of composers, comrades and the occasional scribe - including your humble narrator - through a series of psychic experiments. In these experiments Drew attempts, under 'psientific conditions', to transmit the concept of the new album into their subject's mind. The band then record the perceived messages heard, and at least attempt to use those as a basis for composing pieces." "However, the outcome of these experiments are still uncertain, as Schmidt and Daniel continue to examine to actually make this behemoth of an idea work. The Quietus caught up with the duo as they waxed lyrical about the new album, synthesisers, noise warehouses, Throbbing Gristle, and upsetting modern occultists with their non-committal commitment to psychic research." read http://thequietus.co...e-of-true-minds
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"In order to facilitate the recreation of the exact perceptual circumstances of the original test subjects who participated in the Ganzfeld experiment, Thrill Jockey has teamed up with audio manufacturers Incase to release a limited edition of The Ganzfeld EP. All deluxe editions of The Ganzfeld EP will ship in a custom box with Matmos Ganzfeld logo printed on the outside. This is a pre-order for October 16th release - all orders will ship to arrive on or before that date. Deluxe headphone packages are VERY limited, so please get your pre-orders in ASAP." read http://www.thrilljockey.com/thrill/Matmos/The-Ganzfeld-EP
