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Ausklang supone la vuelta de Turnavel, tras la publicación de su primer trabajo homónimo en 2003. El nuevo single lo componen dos temas que se alejan del sonido limpio y cuidado de su primer trabajo y ahondan en texturas sonoras mucho más difusas, menos sintéticas y más orgánicas. Podríamos incluso hablar de post-dark ambient, al olvidarse de elaboradas melodías y ritmos para buscar, a través de la repetición y la superposición de capas sonoras, nuevas sensaciones en el oyente. Sobre todo en Ausklang P. I, con su hipnótico sample extraído de la banda sonora del corto “Kostnice” de Jan Svankmayer (Zdenek LisKa -1970-). La perfecta banda sonora para un filme de Robert Weine.
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January 11, 2006
Subject: Sounds for Robert Weine
Subject: Sounds for Robert Weine
Turnavel borns in 2003 with the autorelease of his first record. Allergic to live shows and in love with neoclasicism, decimononic romanticism and german expresionism, Turnavel performed then different styles from dark ambient to instrumental neoclasicism. After taking part in the compilation My Dear Freaks with his song The Dragons Breath, Turnavel shows Trastienda his new single, Ausklang. Two songs with difusse textures, more organic and less synthetic. We could even talk about post-dark ambient, as he forgets melodies and looks for new sensations through hypnotic repetitions. The perfect original soundtrack for a Robert Weine film.
