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Anla Courtis, Pablo RecheAnla Courtis, Pablo Reche - transistores de aire .ep [cnv 21] (September 17, 2005)

"Transistores de aire" is the first collaborative release between two of the best Argentinean experimental artists nowaddays: Anla Courtis (guitarrist of the essential, well-known experimental band Reynols) and Pablo Reche, a drone/noise master, with apparences in festivals as Mutek (2005) and Sonar (2000).
Recorded during the summer of 2005 in Buenos Aires, "transistores de aire" is a long, subtle, obscure and minimal drone, a piece without any kind of condiments, envelopes and/or make-up; just a pure, naked and dark piece suspended on a close space, as an oscillating movement of the air contained in an old analog machine.


This audio is part of the collection: Conv

Artist/Composer: Anla Courtis, Pablo Reche
Date: 2005-09-17 00:00:00
Source: www.con-v.org
Keywords: drone

Creative Commons license: Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs


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Reviewer: LAJ - [5.0 out of 5 stars] - April 1, 2006
Subject: Cold, Gray, Isolationist Drone
For me "Transistores de aire" EP is the quintessence of icy, gray, minimal isolationist drone. Images of being completely alone in a stark, unwelcoming landscape flash across my mind. Fluctuating waves of low rumbling noise coupled with sad, transparent tones, and menacing slices of feedback create a cold, heavy atmosphere as occasional shreds of elecronic scrapes act like a bitter wind stinging my face. One listen to this 18+ minute oppressive drone and you'll know why it's so brief - one could not last this long under these conditions. -LAJ-


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