Asmus_Tietchens_and_Vidna_Obmana-Untitled_(Syrenia_2)-1992-DPS

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2007-03-19

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     r e l e a s e  .  i n f o



     Artist.....: Asmus Tietchens & Vidna Obmana
     Title......: Untitled (Syrenia 2)


     Rip Date...: Mar-17-2007    Cat.No.....: Syrenia 2
     Style......: Ambient        Label......: Syrenia
     Quality....: VBRkbps        Type.......: Album
     Size.......: 68,7 MB        Source.....: CDDA



     r e l e a s e  .  n o t e s



     "Vidna Obmana laid down the original material, Asmus Tietchens
     re-processed it yielding 5 tracks ranging from 8:28 to 11:45.
     (Witness their more recent role-reversal in their newest collab,
     Motives for Recycling.)
     The slurred organ bursts of vot 2 sound rather like the dying
     gasps of a circus calliope. A somber grey gem of sonic surrealism,
     vot 1 features a low, rhythmic looping overlain with twisted
     keyboard strands. The simmering, surging power source of vot 3
     will be familiar to those who own the Sombient Storm of Drones
     comp. Solemn bells tolling through a swirling electronic fogbank
     add a gothic touch to vanishing habitat. Decidedly esoteric
     listening and definitely recommended as such."
     www.spiderbytes.com/ambientrance


     "Recorded in 1991-92 and released on the Musica Maxima Magnetica
     sublabel Syrenia, is a collaboration that may at first seem less
     likely. Although they both share an innate passion for
     experimentation, Vidna Obmana's ambient stylings seem a far cry
     from the abstract sound manipulations and loop effects of Asmus
     Tietchens. And yet they use these differences to their advantage,
     creating a complex soundworld full of details and unique to both
     of their bodies of work. Tietchens opens up the disc with
     "hydrophonie 13a", and sets the tone for the entire disc. There is
     no gentle introduction here; the piece begins immediately with its
     barrage of dense layerings, heavy ambient loops and a bizarre and
     shifting undercurrent of gurglings and little sounds. What follows
     are three pieces entitled "vot" (1, 2 and 3), in which Tietchens
     gets the final mix on basic sound material recorded by Obmana.
     These pieces, very much like the first with their dense sounds and
     heavy, tolling loops, create opaque soundscapes which seem to be
     fully submerged as in a deep sea. There's a great wealth of sound
     elements on this album. Listening, my attention will often isolate
     one stream and then another, and returning to this music kindles a
     new appreciation for its subtlety and richness. Obmana gets the
     final mix on only one track here, the final piece "Vanishing
     Habitat". It is immediately apparent that this is Obmana's work
     from the way the piece begins; its gradual rise from silence
     contrasts with the more abrupt openings of the earlier pieces.
     With its main sound source of clanging bells and resonance ("in
     that muffled monotone"), the piece brings to mind a stanza from
     Poe's "The Bells", which, as a description of this piece (and in
     fact the entire album), does it more justice than I ever could:

     Hear the tolling of the bells -
     Iron bells!
     What a world of solemn thought their monody compels!
     In the silence of the night,
     How we shiver with affright
     At the melancholy menace of their tone!
     For every sound that floats
     From the rust within their throats
     Is a groan.

     Highly recommended. [Richard di Santo]"
     www.incursion.org


     http://www.tietchens.de
     http://www.vidnaobmana.be



     p l a y l i s t



     01    Hydrophonie 13a                                   10:40
     02    Vot 2                                             11:29
     03    Vot 1                                             11:14
     04    Vot 3                                             11:46
     05    Vanishing Habitat                                 08:28

                                                             53:37 min



     g r e e t i n g s



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     def - dh - disc0 - drum - emp - ftd - fwyh - gem - i8 - ipc
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     uki - xtc - yard - zi

     respect to music lovers worldwide




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Files

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01-asmus_tietchens_and_vidna_obmana-hydrophonie_13a-dps.mp314,69 MB
02-asmus_tietchens_and_vidna_obmana-vot_2-dps.mp315,32 MB
03-asmus_tietchens_and_vidna_obmana-vot_1-dps.mp315,04 MB
04-asmus_tietchens_and_vidna_obmana-vot_3-dps.mp312,96 MB
05-asmus_tietchens_and_vidna_obmana-vanishing_habitat-dps.mp310,73 MB