Black Swan
Download links and information about Black Swan by Cristian Vogel. This album was released in 2010 and it belongs to Electronica, Alternative genres. It contains 3 tracks with total duration of 49:00 minutes.
Artist: | Cristian Vogel |
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Release date: | 2010 |
Genre: | Electronica, Alternative |
Tracks: | 3 |
Duration: | 49:00 |
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Tracks
[Edit]No. | Title | Length |
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1. | Sora Tobu Black Swan | 20:56 |
2. | Rocks In Motion | 13:02 |
3. | Basecamp Beasts | 15:02 |
Details
[Edit]Cristian Vogel has lived several musical lives: avant-garde composition student under the tutelage of Martin Butler and Jonathan Harvey; techno producer and remixer; founding father of the No Future collective; singer and guitarist with Night of the Brain. Black Swan finds him working in a mode than combines most of those influences. His background in musique concrète informs his choice of sound sources for this three-track program; those sources include a recording of traditional Japanese music, an electric guitar played in the reverberant environment of a Swiss mountain pass, a sample of noises from a pachinko hall, and looped-up synthesizers. But it is his work as a techno producer that seems to have wielded the most influence over his treatments of his sound sources; although steady rhythm rarely makes an appearance, there is a strong element of ambient dubbiness to the shimmering textures of "Sora Tobu Black Swan," while "Rocks in Motion" sounds like a small avalanche of computer glitches followed by echoing near-silence in an enormous subterranean cavern filled with napping robots. "Basecamp Beasts" begins at a nearly subliminal volume and gradually grows in foreboding and dread; squeaks and cries eventually give way to electronic mutters and microscopic titters and whines. Toward the end, a rhythm emerges, but it's nothing like a groove. For fans of avant-electro and abstract sound sculpture.