“The Marriage of True Minds” the right pace in to the future of sound..
This album is a perfect marriage of mind. The rhythm calmness and simplicity beautified by wide palette of sounds evolving with each rhythm is to my brain just like the pizza I have been lately in Paris. Small, obvious pizza like so many pizzas all around so you would not expect nothing uncommon from such wide spread food. Though I’m not pizza fun the girls there make pizza tasting like a nectar out Oz land.
Same thing can be told about the Matmos last album.. obvious sounds, even noisy recordings but all in such matched harmony.. such a tasty thing, I would love to eat it!
It is hard to say anything about the KLaNGundKRaCH once I can type here only.
The core truth s that KLaNGundKRaCH is beating hard all the Prague and other spaces whee you can scream out of your gut without restraint until the sun pins its first rays through the window hole.
This guy is the real synth Jesux. Many people try to show of with their new syhths, but Jesux. He really shows how these boxes can shape the waves to what ever needs.
Sci-fi, horror movies or Beach boys, what they’ll be without Theremin?
Theremin is a first synthesizer ever, built by a Russian inventor Leon guess who… Theremin . Thou first synthesizer there is nothing of that kind since now. Almost 100 years pass and the Theremin is still unique rare instrument.
I’m a Theremin lover, just like many others bewitched by its simplicity that makes the instrument so hard to be played in the western scale, but impressively creative in many other ways. There are only few people in the world who are able to master Theremin. Luckily one of them lives nearby Prague, in Vienna. Pamelia Kurstin is one of the best Theremin player in the whole rounded world. She is able masters it in the orchestral heights and still open minded to play noise gigs of any sort. She is actually virtuous noizer :)
Thanks to many circumstances she’ll have a week long Theremin workshop where she will teach Theremin. Workshop is worthy for absolute beginners as well as absolute mad virtuosos who would like to be the best Theremin players of all.
on Shakuhachi festival of Japanese ad contemporary music
23-27. August 2013, Prague
What is important on a sound is not it’s uniqueness, but that it is something deeply known. Something that is part of your experience already. Something that has been inside of you the whole time, only this time it is closer to the water table so you can “see” it. It is like a fish in the ocean, You might not see it your whole life, buts it inevitably part of the ocean.
The “Touch the sound” documentary is just about that. About a sound we carry within our selves. It is definitely something you have to hear.
