Artist : VA
Title : Neumes Du Vent - Lßgrimas De Miedo 15
Genre : Ambient
Year : 2010
Date : 08/2010
Bitrate : VBR kbps
Tracks : 14
Label : Fear Drop
Source : CDDA
Encoder : Lame 3.97
Length : 71:59 min
Size : 89,2 MB
Tracklist:
----------
01.The [Law-Rah] Collective - Strange 05:15
Fruit
02.Thomas Koener - The Weary Seer 04:40
03.Jana Winderen - Wind Over Old Land 05:08
04.Tetsuo Furudate - Mr G. L., He Is 05:11
Still Calling Me In The Wind (Excerpt)
05.Mike Harding - Broken Window 03:25
06.FrΘdΘrique Bruyas - Son Hennissement 04:36
Terrible DΘchirait La Nuit
07.Philippe Petit - Le Souffle Du 08:04
Mistral
08.Black To Comm - Scorpions Rising 02:24
09.Michael Northam - Suhina 'Next To' 07:24
10.Francisco L≤pez - Untitled #240 07:42
11.BJ Nilsen - Wind Amp 05:48
12.Bruno Moreigne - Vents Dominants 05:00
13.CΘdric Peyronnet & 05:15
(Toy.Bizarre Orchestra) - Kdi Dctb 223
14.Chris Watson - Ravenscleugh 02:07
-------
71:59 min
From Boomkat:
*Featuring previously unreleased and
specially commissioned material from
Black To Comm, Thomas K÷ner, BJ Nilsen,
Francisco Lopez, Chris Watson, Jana
Winderen and more - housed in an
oversized french-language booklet* This
specially compiled release features 14
exclusive compositions exploring the
aesthetics of wind and wind storms from
Chris Watson, BJ Nilsen, Francisco
L≤pez, Black To Comm, Thomas K÷ner, Jana
Winderen and more. It comes with a
French-language booklet with interviews
with the contributors but unfortunately
our French game is weak so we'll head
straight to the sounds within, a rather
magnificent collections focussed on that
most primal and deeply evocative
element. K÷ner's 'The Weary Seer'
deploys the movement of air very subtly,
reserving it for tantalisingly slow and
breathy background imagery in a wider
scene of darkly spiritual, cavernous
ambience, sharply contrasting with
Tetsuo Furudate's visceral cyclone in
'Mr G. I., He Is Still Calling Me In The
Wind', a Merzbow-esque display of noise
mystery. Mike Harding's excellent
'Broken Window' focusses on the
serendipitous nature of wind, capturing
pressure changes from the titular pane,
while Black To Comm's psychedelic
'Scorpions Rising' features whistling
and autumnal gusts. Francisco L≤pez
offers the uncomfortably close and
wickedly indecipherable field recording
treatments of 'Untitled #240' and the
always magical BJ Nilsen seems to
investigate the dynamic connections
between electrical distortion and wind
in the attentive 'Wind Amp'. Finally,
Chris Watson closes the set with another
incredible field recording -
'Ravenscleugh' recorded in the Cheviot
Hills, Northumberland, a brief but
marvelously symphonic composition. Very
highly recommended.
http://www.feardrop.net