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| | | arbor (usa) #arbor 130 ep copper glove “surviving the garden of hate” seven inch single record - liquification process
- protogenerator
| february 2010 release ; debut 7” from the suddenly quite prolific door, highlighting his work via two carefully plotted constructions mixing plunderphonic/found audio, “automatic” synthesis, and all manner of cracked electronic effluvia ...
really great stuff, as free and wild as “live” electronic music comes these days ... nicely pressed record to boot, housed in a splatter-heavy sleeve of door’s own devising ... |
| | arbor 130 copper glove surviving the garden of hate 7”
copper glove, the new project from baltimore’s door (formerly earth crown; who shared splits with secret abuse and kites on past arbor releases), shows a further progression of his one man industrial-noise synth unit. in opposition to his former work, copper glove is more mindful of composition; utilizing tone generators and processed synthesis and vocals to present a dense cut up analog form of industrial concréte. door’s nihilistic optimism carries itself with a sense of effortlessness; ideological aggression, a pure translation. with focused energy, the noise of the machine continues as man controls it. the city is destroyed but we can still live here, forever.
in an edition of 300 7”s with silkscreened covers with white ink on metallic black paper and printed labels by door. |
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