Enavomi-Vinden_Blser_Bakt-(Lampse)-CD-2005-UKi

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2005-09-03

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                   Enavomi - Vinden Blσser Bakσt
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           Year :: 2005
          Label :: Lampse
         Cat No :: LIGHT001
          Genre :: Electronic
         Tracks :: 08
           Size :: 38,6 MB
         Source :: CDDA
        Bitrate :: VBRKBps
      Rel. Date :: 03/09/2005

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       Enavomi(backwards for sleeping tablet Imovane) is
       Bror Tryggve Martin Lund, a Swede relocated to Norway
       and just entering his twenties. He was first
       introduced to basic recording techniques early in his
       teens by a friend and has, ever since, spent hours in
       his home-studio with his eight-track recorder
       exploring the seemingly endless possibilities of
       playing with sound. Instead of investing his free
       spirit and energy in a rock band like his
       schoolmates, he chose to collect vintage instruments
       and (ab)use them to create strange sounds and
       non-conformist songs. The variety of instruments he
       uses is impressive, starting with the violin, which
       he has been learning from an early age, and extending
       to electric guitars, analogue synths, flute,
       discarded samplers and effects pedals and many more
       half-broken instruments he was given along the way.
       Apart from conventional studio tools one of his
       primary instruments is his own voice, expressed
       through the art of throat singing.

       Enavomi's music was discovered under unorthodox
       circumstances, after sharing some of his songs over
       the internet. He represents a new generation of young
       experimental-music enthusiasts that can easily access
       vast amounts of alternative and otherwise
       unobtainable music online, explore it and be inspired
       by it. His influences do not stop there though.
       Regularly attending Oslo's buzzing underground Jazz
       and Improvisational performances, Tryggve has
       absorbed their essence and formed his approach to
       music-making. He primarily considers himself to be an
       improviser that does not belong to any style or
       school. His music, although difficult to classify,
       reveals Enavomi's long musical roots into the
       norwegian free-jazz tradition, with references to
       some of its pioneers that form the growing local lazz
       scene.

       Most of the tracks donÆt follow a set tempo and have
       an unashamed lo-fi quality that instantly connects
       with the listener. Honest and sometimes brutal,
       TryggveÆs music is often the result of an internal
       battle between fighting forces. He creates sonic
       environments where different elements manifest
       themselves through juxtaposition: ambient parts woven
       with bittersweet melodies are intermitted by noise
       and untuned guitars.

       Although his songs carry the avant-jazz influence of
       such artists like Alice Coltrane, Supersilent,
       Samsa'ra and Bayashi as well as the noise elements
       and DIY aesthetic found in Wolf Eyes, Enavomi stays
       true to his own sound in a constant battle with
       himself. Renderings of childhood memories and
       unfortunate events, his tracks have the energy and
       spontaneity of unexplored youth surrounded by
       pre-mature knowledge.

       This EP is the first of two to represent the most
       interesting results of his early experimentations
       recorded between 2002-2004.


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   [01] Klangen Av Lyseblσtt II                       [02:03]
   [02] R°de Punkter                                  [02:26]
   [03] Plystring                                     [08:39]
   [04] Nt                                            [02:30]
   [05] Manifest                                      [01:35]
   [06] I Den Grσ Tσka                                [05:19]
   [07] Ro                                            [02:18]
   [08] La Kaos Fσ Kj°re                              [03:26]

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                           UK Independent

Files

PathSize
01-enavomi-klangen_av_lysebltt_ii-uki.mp33,11 MB
02-enavomi-roede_punkter-uki.mp33,20 MB
03-enavomi-plystring-uki.mp312,33 MB
04-enavomi-nt-uki.mp33,43 MB
05-enavomi-manifest-uki.mp32,34 MB
06-enavomi-i_den_gr_tka-uki.mp37,15 MB
07-enavomi-ro-uki.mp33,17 MB
08-enavomi-la_kaos_f_kjoere-uki.mp33,92 MB