Libellula--2-(Majmua)-CDR-2008-UKi

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      a r t i s t : Libellula
        t i t l e : 2
          d a t e : 2008
        l a b e l : Majmua
	    c a t : mm 12
      s o u r c e : CDDA
        g e n r e : Ambient/Drone
  r l s.  d a t e : Apr/2009
      t r a c k s : 01
    b i t r a t e : VBRkbps
          s i z e : 84,7 MB

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     Individually, some of the members of Libellula have been
     active in the world of electro-environmental music for over 15
     years. Collectively, the Libellula collaboration is a
     fascinating document which immerses the listener into an
     welcoming mΘlange of sound.


     HOW IT CAME TO PASS:

     The dragonflies of the night ended up once in a little shack
     on an Etruscan hill top - where did they come from - could it
     have been Japan, or some place in southern Utah, maybe they
     were gnomes lost south from their home an edge of an alpine
     lake, or perhaps they just appeared from nowhere. It isn't
     certain and probably doesn't matter.

     This album entitled (2) was just what happened when the master
     was out of the workshop and the mice came out to play...

     now what exactly is it?

     Four years ago Sebastian Clinger, Hitoshi Kojo and Michael
     Northam did this single take 66min improvisation in the studio
     of Johannes Dimpflmeier. Libellula was what they called this
     spontaneous gathering in 2004. Numbers (1) & (3) exist as well
     - but that is best left kept for another day.

     "Features primitive electronic trance-works that combine
     surrendered voids of almost-tone with tiny sounds, bowed
     objects, organic drones and a use of distant, partially
     obscured melodies that is extremely evocative. Kodama manage
     to reconcile physically transcendent drone work with a tactile
     earth ritual feel in a way that feels extremely psychedelic
     and more like a group playing live than some dull-minded loop
     station and backing tapes schtick. If you dig The Skaters and
     are especially attuned to communal improvisatory attempts at
     group levitation then this is surely your ticket.."
     - David Keenan, Volcanic Tongue (from a review for Kodama, a
     duo of Michael Northam & Hitoshi Kojo whose release is on the
     ever fine Olde English Spelling Bee.)

     www.majmua.museumfire.com
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      01-Untitled                                               [66:55]
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                                                                 66:55 min

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