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Artist.....: Mimesis
Album......: Art Imitating Life
Type.......: Album (Retail)
Genre......: Ambient
Style......: Experimental, Ambient
Label......: Psy-Harmonics
CatalogNr..: PSY-062
Url........: http://www.myspace.com/psyharmonics
Rel.date...: 14.12.2013
Str.date...: 02.04.2007
Source.....: CDDA
Grabber....: EAC 1.0 beta 3
Encoder....: FLAC 1.2.1
Quality....: VBR 692kbps / 44,1kHz / Stereo / Comp. Ratio: 49,0%
Tracks.....: 6
Size.......: 425,74 MB
Length.....: 79:48
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Tracklist
01. The Beginning 11:08
02. Kuala Lumpur 1983 12:40
03. She's In The Garden 06:29
04. White 21:39
05. Matthew Sends His Regards 08:49
06. Fin 19:03
Total Time: 79:48
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Release Notes
Mimesis is a new recording project featuring the poetic words and voice of
one of australia's most prominent song writers, Steve Kilbey (the church) and
the music of Simon Polinski (hesius dome/ornament), Colin Berwick & David
Abiuso, featuring guests Geoffrey Hales (rip van hippy), Ollie Olsen & John
Kilbey.
Mimesis : What is Mimesis ?
Plato, unlike his compatriot Aristotle, didn't much go for Mimesis, the
notion that all art is imitation. Poets, painters and the like, he argued,
were `two steps removed from ultimate truth', undermining human stability at
best, downright depressing people at worst. Were he around today, though,
Plato would most likely love the latest addition to Psy Harmonics catalogue,
however irksome its title. For starters Mimesis doesn't reference life as we
know it, exploring instead a wondrous, mysterious afterlife imagined by The
Church front-man Steve Kilbey, set to (in Kilbey's words) a `lush, evocative,
pulsing, living, electronic, organic, dreamlike' bed of ambience courtesy of
production wiz Simon Polinski, double bassist David Abiuso, pianist Colin
Berwick and the wild experimentation they shared for 18 months.
On so many levels, Mimesis is without precedent.
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