Scanner_and_Tonne-Sound_Polaroids_(Bip-Hop)-2002-DPS

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2003-03-22

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   Scanner and Tonne - Sound Polaroids

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 r   i   p   p   i   n   g   n   o   t   e   s   .   .   .   .   .   .   .    ▀

   date        Mar-19-2003
   style       Electronic
   label       www.bip-hop.com
   cat.no.     Bleep 18
   source      CDDA
   type        Album
   quality     192kbps 44.1hz Joint-Stereo
   size        75,1 MB

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

   "With a work that pushes the boundaries of sonic consumption and
   kicked about the notion of communication, Robin Rimbaud has, for the
   last ten years, captured fragments of life and used them to his
   advantage. In his early releases, he used elements of telephone
   conversations caught on a scanner and injected them in his beat-less
   sound constructions, documenting urban landscapes and modern lives in
   an almost librarian way. If his work has developed based on a wider
   range of sounds since, his work remains greatly based on the use of
   common sonic sources, he has kept the essence of his early work
   alive.s
   Taking the concept of literal sound manipulation a step further,
   Rimbaud teamed up with visual art studio Tonne to produce an
   interactive performance at LondonÆs Institute Of Contemporary Arts
   (ICA) as part of Imaginaria Æ99. For the installation, the artists
   invited the public to suggest points of sound interest in the British
   capital, then recorded and filmed them and processed the data using
   software that converts pixels into sound, giving the user the ability
   to paint with sound and compose with light, hence the title of this
   project, offering a strangely cinematic view of city life. After they
   won the art show, Scanner and Tonne went on the reproduce this
   installation in Montreal, Milan, Munich and Naples, eventually
   compiling part of the work collated into this album for French label
   Bip-Hop. Arriving in each city a few days before the performance,
   Scanner and Tonne recorded sonic and visual elements which would be
   used in the same way as in London.
   The first track of this record, based on the London performance,
   kicks of with the chimes of Big Ben and streets noises, but soon
   alien sounds disturb the urban landscape, contrasting greatly with
   the human nature of the original setting. Typical of the electronic
   experimentations of the 1960s, yet also reminiscent in some ways of
   the collaborative work of Geir Jenssen's Biosphere and Bobby Bird's
   Higher Intelligence Agency on Birmingham Frequencies, the ICA
   Installation Mix is perhaps the most true to life of these
   recordings. The constant recycling of chimes seasoned with crowd
   noises, tube announcements and nature sounds acts as a sonic tour of
   the city. The Montreal Mix, representing a quick snapshot of the
   final installation, is more straightforward and characteristic of
   Rimbaud's early work. Built around a telephone conversation about
   banks and financial news, with a cloud of sounds slowly growing in
   the background, the three-and-a-half minute composition seems pretty
   static, obliterating any external input to solely focus on this
   conversation. The New York and Tokyo mixes reflect the intense
   activity of both cities, with New York focusing greatly on crowd and
   street noises, while the Tokyo Mix is also inhabited by communication
   devices in the shape of TV and radio recordings. Here again, the
   musical elements evolve slowly, as hampered by intense heat or dense
   crowds, although the pace is more intense in the later. The two
   remaining tracks, Milano Mix and Tonne Mix denote a slight lighter
   tone.
   The original project won the Imaginaria art show in London, and the
   consequent installations were all very well received in the
   respective cities. With these snapshots of city life around the
   globe, Scanner and Tonne highlight the similarities in shape and
   sounds of urban soundscapes, yet by using intrinsic elements of each
   society, reveal their singularity. Creating dense environmental
   constructions, with incredible human interaction, Sound Polaroids is
   a truly human record."

   -www.themilkfactory.co.uk

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 p   l   a   y   l   i   s   t   .   .   .   .   .   .   .   .   .   .   .    ▀

   01          London (ICA Inst. Mix)                                13:23
   02          Milano Mix                                            07:29
   03          New York City (GCT Loops- Vitello Mix)                07:37
   04          Tokyo Mix                                             09:20
   05          Montreal Mix                                          03:43
   06          Tonne Mix                                             13:08
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                                                                     54:40 min

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 t   h   e   p   u   r   p   o   s   e   o   f   i   t   a   l   l   .   .    ▀

   digaphobia public sound specializes in releasing so-called
   'intelligent dance music', experimental electronic music, dark
   ambient, drone/noise, beat-laden indie, and a spot of techno.

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 t   h   e   h   e   a   d   s   .   .   .   .   .   .   .   .   .   .   .    ▀

   peace to music lovers everywhere

   1real  agw  amok  chr  cmg  cms  diss  fuffens  hit2k  its  just  kw  mgc
   ms  nuhs  om  pulsar  pyt  rac  radial  sb  sfe  sour  tr  tronik ube wos

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 j   o   i   n   t   h   e   a   r   m   y   .   .   .   .   .   .   .   .    ▀

   looking for MD/DAT recordings of electronic music shows
   track us down on IRC if you'd like to help

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 a   l   w   a   y   s   r   e   m   e   m   b   e   r   .   .   .   .   .    ▀

   go to the show. buy the t-shirt. order the vinyl.
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Files

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01-scanner_and_tonne-london_(ica_inst._mix)-dps.mp318,38 MB
02-scanner_and_tonne-milano_mix-dps.mp310,30 MB
03-scanner_and_tonne-new_york_city_(gct_loops-_vitello_mix)-dps.mp310,47 MB
04-scanner_and_tonne-tokyo_mix-dps.mp312,82 MB
05-scanner_and_tonne-montreal_mix-dps.mp35,12 MB
06-scanner_and_tonne-tonne_mix-dps.mp318,05 MB