baraki--colony_laspberry-CD1999-kW

Section
MP3/FLAC
Group
kW
Size
101,63 MB
Files
14
Date
2003-06-16

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     artist    ■■ baraki
     release   ■■ colony laspberry
     year      ■■ 1999             
     genre     ■■ electronic
     label     ■■ worm interface
     catalogue ■■ wi019

     date      ■■ 16-jun-2003
     quality   ■■ 192kbps/44,1khz
     source    ■■ compact disc

 ■■  tracklist ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■

     01 rock'n job                                                  4:11
     02 departure                                                   6:33
     03 a break                                                     1:05
     04 koukakului                                                  4:34
     05 stick                                                       5:27
     06 tuning                                                      4:25
     07 wa to yoni                                                  4:55
     08 boundary                                                    7:12
     09 bandai                                                      3:08
     10 whisper-2                                                   7:51
     11 link-1                                                      0:58
     12 rem                                                         6:52
     13 daidara botch                                               6:45
     14 colony laspberry                                           10:05

     playtime  ■■ 01h 14m 01s         

 ■■  comment   ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■

     japan's baraki is not just some 'musical novice'. classically      
     trained, he is an accomplished musician, playing guitar, synths,   
     bass and sax (he played sax for mixmaster morris on his japanese   
     live dates).  with his well recieved western debut on worm         
     interfaceÆs "alt. frequencies 3" compilation, baraki follows up    
     with his first album for the label, 'colony laspberry'. brutal, yet
     delicate, imagine huge, blocky, robots dressed like huns or        
     barbarians, standing on a mountain, staring down a valley poised to
     attack, armed with spiked clubs, swords and chainsaws. think of    
     their violent charge down the mountain as the beats.  now imagine  
     at the bottom of the mountain is a small opening with flowers and  
     butterflys, fragile, rusty robotic children somberly enjoying the  
     the ambiance of their surroundings. this scene represents the      
     melodies.  bring the two scenes together, and youÆve got a heavy   
     serving of 'colony laspberry'.  at certain moments, the robot      
     barbarians plow merciliously through the robot children, at others 
     they toy with the children, playing ring around the rosey while    
     'accidently' ripping their limbs off.                              
     
 ■■  visit ln~#klangwerk

Files

PathSize
01-baraki--rockn_job-kw.mp35,74 MB
02-baraki--departure-kw.mp38,98 MB
03-baraki--a_break-kw.mp31,50 MB
04-baraki--koukakului-kw.mp36,26 MB
05-baraki--stick-kw.mp37,48 MB
06-baraki--tuning-kw.mp36,06 MB
07-baraki--wa_to_yoni-kw.mp36,74 MB
08-baraki--boundary-kw.mp39,90 MB
09-baraki--bandai-kw.mp34,31 MB
10-baraki--whisper-2-kw.mp310,78 MB
11-baraki--link-1-kw.mp31,32 MB
12-baraki--rem-kw.mp39,43 MB
13-baraki--daidara_botch-kw.mp39,27 MB
14-baraki--colony_laspberry-kw.mp313,85 MB