Maurizio Bianchi - Antarctic Mosaic
(c) 2003 EEs'T Records
Artist....: Maurizio Bianchi
Album.....: Antarctic Mosaic
Source....: CDR
Tracks....: 2
Genre.....: Electronic
Label.....: EEs'T Records
Encoder...: LAME 3.100
Quality...: 197 kbps / 441kHz / Joint Stereo
URL.......: http://mauriziobianchimb.bandcamp.com
Tracklist:
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1. Antarctic 38:11
2. Mosaic 36:00
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74:11
Total:109.90MB / 74:11
Release Notes:
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"Following the path opened by Frammenti, this new work represents the
radicalization of the fragmentary approach in Maurizio Bianchi's music. A
musical composition resulting from the combination of various elements:
Hetzian-waves, classical and electronic music. MB eagerly explores the
immaculate spaces of the so-called 'frozen continent', the only one not
contaminated by the human presence. The hostile surroundings and the prohibitive
temperatures made the frozen paradise so stimulating and pure. Antarctica was an
immense park frozen after the post-Flood events when unexpectedly and suddenly
the temperatures felt of many centigrade degrees. This process is well
emphasized in the 'Antartic' track. On the other hand, in 'Mosaic' the listener
mind is projected into the future when, after the decontamination process of
human presence on Earth, the frozen continent will become again a paradise.
Again a strictly formal and structured work, two long and exhausting
sound-collages made of little fragments, even more radical than his approach
when MB was active under the name of Sacher-pelz. Also included is an excerpt
from 'The Technological Nonsense', a text presenting the forthcoming book on
Maurizio Bianchi activities soon to be issued by EEs'T. As MB stated:
'Antarctic: sonorous infiltration in a deteriorated glacier' and 'Mosaic: liquid
resonances for asymmetric decodings'. Are the glacial 1980s so far away?
Available now in a CDR edition limited to 300 copies."