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| | | port (japan) #pt 003 cd roel meelkop / giuseppe ielasi / howard stelzer / frans de waard “zondag” compact disc - untitled (1) (7:19)
- untitled (2) (4:19)
- untitled (3) (9:00)
- untitled (4) (7:20)
- untitled (5) (7:09)
- remixed by evala (7:05)
| | ... stellar sunday-afternoon extrapool session featuring howard stelzer, giuseppe ielasi, frans de waard, and roel meelkop improvising with their chosen tools (roel & frans on analogue synths, howie on cassette tapes, giuseppe on guitar) - certain warm crackle resounds throughout - excellent rainy-day listening ... |
| | title : zondag
artist : roel meelkop + giuseppe ielasi + howard stelzer + frans de waard
cat no : ptcd003
format : cd
total : 42'22"
roel meelkop : roland sh101
giuseppe ielasi : guitar, electronics
howard stelzer : cassettes
frans de waard : korg ms20
recorded on a sunday in january 2005 at geluidwerkplaats extrapool, nijmegen, the netherlands
mixed by frans de waard, march 2005
revised by roel meelkop, june 2007
mastered by kimken at kimken studio 2007
designed by port (supported by graph)
a transborder collaborating album comprised of four leading figures in the world’s experimental music scene, which includes; roel meelkop whose musical activities date back to the 80's when he started thu20, and even now he still stands on the front line of holland’s electronic music scene; frans de waard, known as a representing artist in the european sound art scene thorough his projects such as staalplaat, kapotte musiek; giuseppe ielasi who organizes own label fringes recordings in italy; howard stelzer who organizes intransitive recordings in america. as if answering to their pieces, evala, an organizer of port, carefully added a bonus track by destructing and restructuring them, which came out as an outstanding remix with the ultrahigh-density. the achingly beautiful album floats between improvised and electronic music with a vibrantly disturbing quality. |
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