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One of the most popular albums by V. covers a wide terrritory of sounds and styles from ambient glitch, free improv noise, and ambient field recordings. Using a wide array of instruments from hurdy gurdy, drums, samplers, tape, and found objects, v. creates a potent mix.
This release was originally made for the Black Orchid label as cassette release. However 2 CDR editions were released by Zeromoon, the first 20 in a deluxe canvas and wooden cover, the second 100 copies in the standard Zeromoon vinyl covers.
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"This was a US improv group, but recentely shifted towards the more electronic realm. I believe (without being certain) that it's now an one person project, re-investing the remains of the recordings made earlier by V. Their latest offering is a CDR on their own Zero Moon label, with six tracks. V. offer a pretty varied palette of sounds. It goes easily from softer drone textures to looped acoustic sounds, all presented in a collage form. The former instruments used by V. (drums, guitars, violins to mention some) are at times recognizable present, but at others pretty much transformed on the computer. The prize winning piece is the second track which ends in a nice laptop hum piece that easily meets Stephan Mathieu's recent work."
[Frans DeWaard] - Vital Weekly 317
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| Kronov Itself | 23 MB | 15 MB | 7.5 MB | 23 MB |
| Melog | 16 MB | 8.6 MB | 5.4 MB | 13 MB |
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![[4.0 out of 5 stars]](/images/star.png "[4.0 out of 5 stars]")
Reviewer: Acidhive - - February 28, 2005
Subject: Weird stuff :)
Yeah, this IS weird stuff. No doubt about it. Sometimes glitchy, sometimes ambient like droning, sometimes just plain weird, and at times incredibly subtle. Take the track Melog for instance, it starts off pretty chaotic, then after some minutes it suddenly goes into some kind of static-like noise. But, if examined closely you can hear a really subtle melody which is played with pretty high-pitched notes. The second track is also one of my favourites here. Especially the last minutes, which has these great padsounds. :)
