Umpio-Opium_Electronix_Vol._IV-(ZHB-XLV)-Limited_Edition_CDR-2014-CBR

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 Release Info:

 Artist   : Umpio
 Album    : Opium Electronix Vol. IV
 Genre    : Ambient
 Label    : Zhelezobeton
 Catnum   : ZHB-XLV
 Source   : CDR
 URL      : http://www.discogs.com/Umpio-Opium-Electronix-Vol-IV/release/6397071

 Mode Info:

 Tracks   : 4
 Time     : 00:47:00
 Size     : 83.94 MB
 Encode   : LAME 32bits version 3.98.4 (http://www.mp3dev.org/) -V0
 Quality  : 236kbps 44100Hz Joint Stereo

 Tracklist:

 1.  Circuito                                                     13:45
 2.  Temperatura                                                  11:10
 3.  Plomo                                                        13:36
 4.  Terreno                                                       8:29

                                                                   47:00  (min)



 Umpio means "vacuum" in Finnish. This is a project founded by Pentti Dassum in
 2006. Pentti has been playing guitar and bass in a variety of punk,
 death-metal, rock, jazz and experimental bands since the early 90-ies, and also
 has a huge sound engineering experience obtained from working within the
 Finnish musical underground. However in his own project Umpio he devotes
 attention to making sounds from metal junk, contact mics, circuit bending,
 various analogue and digital electronics and whatever comes in his hands,
 recording extraordinary material from harsh noise to hypnotic ambient.

 The "Opium Electronics" falls right into the latter category. The first
 cassette "Opium Electronics Vol. I" was released by the Russian label Rokot in
 2012, then two CD-Rs followed on Pentti's own imprint Nekorecords and now the
 fourth installment comes out on our label. Four tracks mold in a single sonic
 flow. Soft enveloping electronics that sounds like a plush cocoon wrapped
 around one's head. Background textures humming gently, waves of mild noises
 rolling softly, forefront sounds slightly scratching the ears... detachment and
 abstraction not providing any determined images but giving free scope to the
 listener's imagination.




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