Oren_Ambarchi-In_the_Pendulums_Embrace-TO78-CD-2007-BPM

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2007-09-18

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ARTiST....: oren ambarchi

TiTLE.....: in the pendulum's embrace

LABEL.....: Touch

GENRE.....: avantgarde

SOURCE....: cdda

QUALiTY...: VBR / joint-stereo

SiZE......: 48,0 MB

REL.DATE..: sep-16-2007

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            01]  fever, a warm poison     			  17:55
            02]  innamorata               			  10:20
            03]  trailing moss in mystic glow 			  12:36

            TOTAL TiME : 40:51 min

            Ambarchi continues to investigate every possible
            avenue available to the deconstruction of the
            guitar, with this - his follow up to the euphoric,
            pastoral, "Grapes from the Estate". "In the
            Pendulum's Embrace", further reduces and distils
            Ambarchi's guitar sound, and fuses it with glass
            harmonica, percussion, strings, bells, and piano.
            Yet from this welter of instrumentation emerges a
            spare, enigmatic soundscape. These protracted
            dirges, these tendrils of sound instantly remind
            of Labradford on downers - all of the components
            of the composition minutely dissected and exposed,
            each tone hovering, never yielding to unbearable
            tension.

            Ambarchi still severs his source material,
            reconfiguring and sliding components in and out of
            each piece, but with a much lighter touch than on
            previous works. His trademarks are still present
            and prevalent, and the techniques no less honed,
            but this time more phorensically explored; a music
            that consists of equal parts of space and
            activity, inviting the listener into taut,
            transcendent realms where time slows down, and all
            is not as it seems.

            "Fever, a warm poison" is an atmospheric, 18
            minute opener to the album that envelops with its
            claustrophobic atmosphere, followed by
            QInnamorata", where guitar and strings take a more
            prominent position amongst the dense ambience.This
            is quietly intense stuff, a logical descendent of
            the previous works on Touch, "Suspension and
            Insulation". The closing piece, "Trailing Moss in
            Mystic Glow" tremors with sub-bass, shimmering
            guitar, and micro fine slithers of electronica,
            teetering on the brink of "clicks and cuts"
            sensibility.

            http://www.orenambarchi.com/



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01-oren_ambarchi-fever_a_warm_poison.mp322,04 MB
02-oren_ambarchi-innamorata.mp312,87 MB
03-oren_ambarchi-trailing_moss_in_mystic_glow.mp313,11 MB