Jonas Munk: Absorb/Fabric/Cascade (Limited Edition) (Green Vinyl) (LP)

Jonas Munk: Absorb/Fabric/Cascade (Limited Edition) (Green Vinyl)

Jonas Munk

Absorb/Fabric/Cascade (Limited Edition) (Green Vinyl)

LP (Long Play)

Die gute alte Vinyl - Langspielplatte.

Jonas Munk: Absorb/Fabric/Cascade (Limited Edition) (Green Vinyl), LP

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EUR 26,99**

EUR 24,99*

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Label: El Paraiso, 2013-14
Bestellnummer: 6810712
Erscheinungstermin: 4.5.2018

Album digital in HD (Werbung)

Product Information

This is pattern music, characterized by slow builds and subtle, but refined, transformations, where gradual tectonic shifts and tiny harmonic gestures generate vivid emotional responses. Instead of imposing any direct intention or meaning, it's an album that can create a mental environment for the listener to expand and open up into.

»Absorb«, taking up the entire A-side, is a piece of meticulous balance, structured from techniques recalling the classical minimalists: soft-glowing analog synthesizer patterns in perpetual motion, creating new harmonic content as each bar progresses. Gradually, randomized modular effects are introduced as well as layers of white noise and detuned, heavily tube-overdriven guitar drones, slowly bathing the piece in warmly filtered fuzz.

The B-side opens with two identical organ lines played against each other. After a few minutes the organs lock into a an effortless flow, gently rolling towards a pastoral peak several minutes later, where rolling towards a pastoral peak several minutes later, where piano and various layers of electronics enters the soundscape, recalling the blissed-out spiritualism of Alice Coltrane or Popol Vuh.

The album's last track, »Cascade«, opens peacefully but soon enough crosses into an oscillating flood of sound. Gradually the intertwined layers of sound rises to enormous billows of sonic saturation, where each drone harmonizes against layers of distorted pulses.