new in the .angle.Rec. distro

Number of posts : 99 Registration date : 2006-11-18

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We now have the following items in stock at the .Angle.Rec. / Mondes Elliptiques headquarters!

THE INFANT CYCLE
A Mysterious Disc CDR
The Ceiling
10$CAN

As The Ceiling explains it…’’A mysterious disc!’’ Smile

[To be filed under deep-drone listening. A delicate and meditative trip from this Canadian project. Gorgeous as usual]

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SISTRENATUS
Sensitive Disturbance cd
Cold Spring
14$can

Blurring the lines between Dark Ambient, Industrial and Noise, Sistrenatus storms forth, shifting between oppressive aggression and unsettling atmospheres. "Sensitive Disturbance" is the third offering from this now legendary Canadian act, whose debut "Division One" was issued on Cold Spring in 2007. An aural journey through the urban decay of abandoned factories, scorched landscapes and underground passageways. "Sensitive Disturbance" is an abrasive rendition of the industrial revolution in its darkest phases.

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STEVE RODEN
Ecstasy Shorewed Its Petals With The Full Peal Of The Bells mini-cd
Ferns Recordings
8$can

'’Last summer, while in Paris, I was given a beautiful small bell as a gift. it has been a constant sounding companion ever since. At times, during my travels, I would shake it to bring certain spirits forth, and at times it would ring on its own, living in constant motion in my pocket or my bag. As with some of my earlier works with single sounds (the lamp, chair, splint series and the tea cups in winter couplet) I wanted to see what such a simple singular object could generate, as well as if some of the presence of the person who gave it to me could be conjured through its sounding. Perhaps making music can be a kind of alchemy. Of course, I not only shook the bell as intended, but recorded the rubbing of its surface, the tapping of its stem, etc. As usual, some of these sounds are present as recorded, while others have been manipulated through pitch, and-or time. the title is a fragment from Georges Rodenbach's Bruges-la-morte, a book more filled with the sound of bells than any other I have read (or heard!).’' Steve Roden

All details + to order :::: http://anglerec.blogspot.com/

best!
Martin
AngleRec / Mondes Elliptiques /
anglerec (at) gmail.com
http://anglerec.blogspot.com/

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