Additional recommendations from Grant Wilson-Claridge via my post on Facebook:
https://www.juno.co.uk/miniflashplayer/SF706173-01-01-01.mp3?fbclid=IwAR1IZM64bsUERzW_n2AS-FSQ0On_LFW38bs4zTelpx29zBQqpKG5UHPXMhQ https://www.juno.co.uk/miniflashplayer/SF683585-01-02-01.mp3?fbclid=IwAR2AV8rMD2PXHpVfwt3pkHZIQkw2QVbasqj53R8sel6CETegjBBOnsap3bA https://www.juno.co.uk/miniflashplayer/SF669265-01-01-01.mp3?fbclid=IwAR2iGp2Jm_dhIkPK89RIlpZ2UMiQDeDL39er0-2K4ZWzY0w7UVUqGjcVmR8 More stunning productions with Gerald Donald. I'm in awe of his ongoing and recent work. On Fri, 26 Oct 2018, at 10:43 AM, Steven Robertson wrote: > Also available on Bandcamp: > https://leisuresystem.bandcamp.com/album/athanatos > > Sounds fantastic. > > On Fri, 26 Oct 2018, at 10:35 AM, Steven Robertson wrote: > > https://bleep.com/release/110221-dopplereffekt-athanatos > > > > "On Athanatos, Dopplereffekt grants us access to their lab once more > > while they continue to research considerations of growth and decay > > through the vital electron advancements that they first set out to > > explore during the Cellular Automata session... > > > > Joined on this occasion by fellow astral explorers Carsten Nicolai and > > Olaf Bender, Athanatos contains some of the project's most sharp-edged > > sound design to date. Further breaking the frame of Gesamtkunstwerk, > > Athanatos opens with a harsh, icebreaker bassline that will instantly > > thrust you deep into the project's cold mission mechanics. This EP takes > > the listener from the frozen sounds of Hayflick Limit with its > > deprogramming of synth-pop, to the club ready shipwreck sounds and > > surface paranoia of 'Eukaryotic Chromosomes'. While 'Telomere' goes into > > areas recalling Paranormale Aktivität, ahead of the endpoint drowned-in- > > the-data gasp of 'Mitosis', which offers a glimpse of the surface before > > pulling you back into the lab, the doors locked and lights off. > > > > Athanatos calculates exactly the right amount of icy atmospherics needed > > to explore the genetic conditions and chromosomal influences defining > > mortality. For those without a science of music degree, this is the > > sound of Dopplereffekt pushing even further out into the unknown, always > > in the search above or below ground of cascading electronic rhythms and > > undiscovered particles of the electro sound."
