avrocar ~ against the dying of the light

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avrocar

 

makeminemusic

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its the inside what counts

 

(singalong)

[perunamuusi]

wow this is really really nice

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[perunamuusi]

your avatar suggests a psy trance party

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stalker boy

 

in every sense

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isnt that from stalker..your brave new av?

 

more

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ok,,,

 

Make Mine Music is pleased to announce that the new Avrocar album "Against the Dying of the Light" (MMM037) is now available from our mail order service. ... (thats at http://www.makeminemailorder.com/)

 

"I suppose at the end of recording the concept had become clear…even though it wasn't something the band had thought about consciously at the time. There was a realisation that they had unwittingly evoked the constant passing of day into night and night into day. No surprise when considering that the recording took place in a small loft in near darkness and very often on into the early hours of morning. In making this album, Avrocar had wilfully removed themselves from the usual machinations of recording, isolating themselves, so to speak, from people and places they would normally encounter. It was like being a part of something and yet being apart from the very same thing. The resulting sounds were softer somehow and the way the band had worked, less regimented than before, whether by luck or by design, the process and the music felt more organic.

 

All the samples heard are taken directly from radio, many fortunately working with almost finished pieces that just needed that extra something. They came up with many tracks that sounded, to my ears anyway, like short-wave transmissions bleeding through the airwaves from bleak or exotic locales in Eastern Europe or North Africa. Along with the occasional human voice and the daily coaxing of archaic musical machinery back to working order, "Against the Dying of the Light" is often reminiscent of the early work of Kraftwerk. At other times, I guess the listener may recall Stars of the Lid or even the more esoteric releases of Fax Records. Whatever you hear in the rocket's red glare of Avrocar's latest release, this is music best enjoyed in a darkened room or outside at night, at high volume." (Lew Monick, Feb 2008)

 

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i think this is the cover .. happy now leifs?

 

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now look what you did there..

 

no one will take this thread seriously now

 

except pigsy

 

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[serious] ive heard some version of this .. and it does sound promissing,, but definitely needs some more listening.

also, ... [/serious] leif, [serious] you should definitely check their previous releases (as well) [/serious]

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the shirt i'm wearing is almost identical to that young girls... no lie, identical!

[keltoi]

samples sound great.

 

and boner at that young vixen's cleavage!

[keltoi]

there's soem good stuff on that label.

 

i'm liking this too...

 

http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fusea...iendid=38400356

 

mum meets the books, bibio and early orb

 

Edited May 26, 2008 by keltoi

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there's soem good stuff on that label.

 

i'm liking this too...

 

http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fusea...iendid=38400356

 

mum meets the books, bibio and early orb

 

 

Nice find. I like Epic45 a lot from that label.

[keltoi]

yeah i found them too, good stuff.

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hey guys, what are you doing here?

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i heard a whisper on the wind.