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| + artist ........... Artemiy Artemiev & Christopher De Laurenti |
| + album ............ 57 Minutes To Silence |
| + label ............ Elektroshock |
| + cat .............. ELCD 027 |
| + year ............. 2002 |
| + genre ............ Electronic |
| + source ........... CDDA |
| + quality .......... VBRkbps / 44,1Khz / Joint-Stereo |
| + release date ..... 10.10.2005 |
| + size ............. 75,4 MB |
| + link ............. n/a |
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| 01.Conlon's Dub 06:43 |
| 02.A Glimpse 02:05 |
| 03.Internal Static Bursts 03:38 |
| 04.Transmission Form The Coalfire 15:08 |
| 05.Aboard The Coalfire 03:55 |
| 06.Recalibration 07:12 |
| 07.Received Through The Nebula 14:06 |
| 08.Solar Speech 04:25 |
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| (t!) total 57:12 min |
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| In the late '90s, composer and label director Artemiy Artemiev |
| released electro-acoustic works by American artist Christopher |
| DeLaurenti on one of his Electroshock Presents compilations. That |
| is probably how their collaboration started ù out of respect for |
| each other's music. 57 Minutes to Silence took almost two years to |
| complete. It ranks among Artemiev's more experimental music, and |
| of the four collaborative projects he simultaneously released in |
| mid-2002, it certainly is the most challenging. Nothing is |
| predictable during this hour of music. Both artists supply |
| ethereal electronics and ghostly samples. Most of the album is |
| spent in abstract electronic gestures, sculpted with artistry, |
| slightly menacing. The title of "Internal Static Bursts" describes |
| the quieter passages very well. The 15-minute "Transmission From |
| the Coalfire" is the strongest piece, a puzzling chunk of |
| electro-acoustics, well-paced and attention-grabbing. |
| "Recalibration" leaves you hanging on to microscopic sonic |
| threads. Sadly, in "Receiver Through the Nebula," Artemiev comes |
| back to his old self with sweeping synths and sparse programmed |
| drums, dragging the tail end of the album closer to his CDs with |
| Phillip B. Klingler and Peter Frohmader ù an unnecessary attempt. |
| "Solar Speech" brings things back to stranger territories, |
| something like new age music revisited by Max/MSP patches. AMG |
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