Orthrelm-OV-2005-JUST

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░  ▓████▓▌  ░  Artist.......: Orthrelm                               ▐▓▀▀
▓ ▐█████▓█     Album........: OV                                     ▀ ░
▀█▄▓████▓▓▄█▀  Genre........: Jazz                                   ░▓ ▌
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   ▓████▓▌  ░ track  title                                          time ▐▓▀▀
   ▓████▓▌                                                               ▀ ░▌
   ▓████▓▌     01.   OV                                            45:43   ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌                                                                 ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌              [ A B O U T . T H i S . R E L E A S E ]            ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌                                                                 ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       Orthrelm's OV consists of patterns laid across a          ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       giant, horizontal canvas, one after another. Each         ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       pattern (or algorithm or gestalt, to use academic         ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       terms often applied to minimalist artwork) is             ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       small-- perhaps the size of your average metal            ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       riff-- and is self-contained. That is, each one           ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       relates to nothing outside of itself, and works           ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       through a "predictably terminating" process before        ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       moving on to the next. Which is still to say, OV is       ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       both a blueprint and the final result of a pretty         ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       amazing idea: hardcore minimalism in a rock               ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       context. Hardcore? Minimalism? This record, which         ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       could almost as easily be communicated via a series       ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       of 8x10-inch grids containing tiny, elaborate             ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       arrangements of points and lines, crosses a whole         ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       range of "high art" concepts. In fact, its "rock          ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       context" is more dubious than its artsy conceits,         ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       raising the question of whether electric guitars          ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       have to signify rock, or are capable of something         ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       else. Indeed, OV is something else.                       ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌                                                                 ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       In any case, isn't minimalism is supposed to be           ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       dead? That's what any art critic worth his                ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       pretension will tell you-- and has, on and off, for       ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       about 35 years-- despite the fact its remnants can        ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       be seen in almost every strand of art henceforth.         ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       Minimalist visual art happened as a result of             ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       simultaneous decisions made in the late 1950s by          ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       several young (and almost exclusively white male          ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       American) artists reacting against the wildly             ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       subjective Abstract Expressionist movement.               ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       Abstract expressionist artists like Jackson Pollack       ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       were about capturing personal experience or emotion       ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       in the purest, visceral sense. That's all well and        ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       good-- and sort of punk when you think about it--         ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       but when Mark Rothko and Barnett Newman came along        ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       and did the same with broad planes of color and           ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       precisely defined geometrical shapes, it started to       ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       seem less a quasi-anarchic roar of purpose, and           ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       more a quasi-formalist one. So, rather than put           ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       forth subjective statements, the successive               ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       generation of artists aimed to produce art as             ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       object in and of itself, more apt to use                  ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       mathematical formulas than emotional drive to             ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       create their works. This could manifest itself in         ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       anything from Sol Le Witt's math-generated                ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       sculptures, to Jo Baer's monochrome canvas-work to        ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       Dan Flavin's arrangement of neon lights on museum         ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       walls.                                                    ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌                                                                 ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       There was a concurrent "movement" in classical            ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       music towards minimalism, though unlike in the            ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       visual art critical establishment, nobody really          ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       made an effort to brand it as such. In the early          ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       60s, La Monte Young, described by Brian Eno as the        ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       "grandfather of us all", was writing really slow,         ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       really lengthy pieces of chamber music in the             ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       serialist tradition (then the dominant strain of          ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       modern classical music, serialism is the                  ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       organization of notes, rhythms, and other musical         ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       elements according to numerical formulae)-- perhaps       ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       the musical equivalent of painter Robert Ryman's          ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       General series of pure white paintings. Young soon        ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       moved to working with sine waves and drone                ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       performances that could last for days, or longer.         ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       However, you can't really release an LP of a              ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       weeklong performance, and a more popular, compact         ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       strain of minimalism was port forth by Terry Riley,       ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       who used tape loops and delay to concoct sprawling,       ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       repetitive soundscapes. He completed the landmark         ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       In C in 1964, whose concepts led directly to a            ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       whole school of repetition-based music from which         ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       Steve Reich and Philip Glass (not to mention Neu!         ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       and Can) made a killing.                                  ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌                                                                 ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       Until now, I would never have thought to compare          ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       Orthrelm to those musicians. The Washington               ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       D.C.-based duo's previous albums-- including an           ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       almost inhumanly fragmented, 99-track EP (!)              ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       Asristir Vieldriox from 2002-- were models of             ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       monolithic non-repetition. Guitarist Mick Barr            ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       (formerly of Crom-Tech) and drummer Josh Blair            ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       (also of math-jazzers ABCs) specialized in music          ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       obviously rooted in metal, but performed as a             ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       steady string of ultra-speed riffs and brittle            ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       patterns, thrown against each other in Pollack-like       ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       collage: no clear linear progression, but when            ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       viewed from a distance, as technically impressive         ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       as it is chaotic. John Zorn's Naked City is a             ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       precedent, as Orthrelm recall the intensity of the        ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       fastest hardcore punk, and the virtuosity of the          ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       gone-est conservatory shredders-- not to mention          ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       being pretty light on their feet. However, if you         ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       wanted jams with beats and wailing choruses, you          ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       were out of luck; the band played alien etudes, but       ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       not necessarily "rawk." But if fans were left             ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       wanting something easier to tap along with, the           ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       band's latest delivers the goods in spades.               ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌                                                                 ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       OV, containing a single 45-minute composition,            ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       makes as good an introduction to putting oneself          ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       into a trance as it does to minimalism or                 ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       instrumental prog. Although recorded over a period        ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       of months, the title piece is presented as a single       ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       performance, each segment locking into the next, on       ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       and on until everything simply stops. And just as I       ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       described Orthrelm's prior releases as monolithic,        ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       this one threatens to glaze over the eardrums of          ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       anyone not particularly fascinated by the prospect        ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       of a metal mosaic, massive in size with attention         ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       to minute detail. Yet, it is the attention to             ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       detail-- the baroque refinery of the individual           ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       riffs and drum patterns-- that makes OV more than         ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       just an impressive technical feat (or an                  ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       excruciating bore). As with the additive, metric          ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       modulation of Glass (who cribbed his technique from       ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       Indian raga) or Reich's rhythmic phasing, Orthrelm        ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       somehow makes music more than the sum of its              ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       innumerable parts.                                        ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌                                                                 ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       At the heart of OV are adrenaline and discipline;         ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       abandon and meditation. I'm tempted to recommend          ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       the album to anyone interested in learning how to         ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       meditate; beyond the sheer length and precision of        ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       the music, I wonder if Barr and Blair had to put          ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       themselves in some kind of Zen state just to record       ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       the stuff. As the passages fly by-- beginning with        ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       the pounded tritone introduction, to a diced              ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       three-note guitar motive and tom-toms cascade, to         ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       sections featuring the thrash of cymbals and              ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       high-range dissonance alternating with sections           ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       where the drums drop out entirely and guitar lands        ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       on sustained, sine-like tones-- I look for                ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       inter-connections. Unlike traditionally minimalist        ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       music, OV's structure follows an "A to B to C"            ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       path, rather than the less intrusive (but arguably        ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       more subtle) "A1 to A2 to A3" method of Glass and         ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       Reich. On this record, each pattern takes on its          ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       own identity, seemingly unrelated to anything             ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       happened before-- yet, the speed and consistency of       ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       attack (Barr's fingers must be robotic) serve to          ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       blur the edges of what might otherwise sound              ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       disjointed.                                               ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌                                                                 ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       I'm not sure history's great minimal artists would        ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       approve of OV, on the structural grounds I noted          ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       above, or due to the fact that Orthrelm's music           ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       just seems so, well, big. Of course, Frank Stella's       ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       grid-like aluminum paintings were as tall as              ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       people, while some of the great single-artist             ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       installations of the 60s and 70s could take up            ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       entire galleries, so you never know. Ultimately,          ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       this record stands as a towering achievement in its       ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       own right, regardless the context you visualize.          ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       And maybe this many words are overkill for what I'm       ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌       really trying to say: This is fucking great.              ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌                                                                 ▓▌
   ▓████▓▌                                                                 ▓▌
░  ▓████▓▌                                                                 ▓▌
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      ▀▓      indie rock, trip-hop, ethnic, jazz, french, brazilian        ▓▌
       ░      electro and many more ...  We will bring you the music       ▓▌
       ░      we like and share it with the rest of the under-             ▓▌
       ░      ground scene. If you have, like us, a passion for      ▄     ▓▌
       ░      music, don't hesitate to contact us !               ▄▄█▌     ▓▌
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