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|  | SILK SAW Nothing is Finished Label : Sub Rosa Year : 2020 Format : LP Style : Electronics Availability : In stock
Price : 17.60 € - BUY
| | | | | Description : | Since the early 90's, the Belgian duo Silk Saw has pioneered
nearly unclassifiable electronic music at the forefront
of experimental and avant-garde.
Their 12th album is a contiguous expansion of the universe
created in 'Imaginary Landscapes', the previous album
published on Kotä in 2015, blending sweet and bitter in
languorous and enigmatic melodies that float on intriguing
pounding polyrhythms. With the release of 'Nothing is Finished'
on Sub Rosa, Marc Medea and Gabriel Séverin are back home,
since their very first trial, 'Musique du garrot et de la feraille' -
under their strange 'modern dada' alias, Jardin d'Usure - was
released in 1994 (followed by the first two Silk Saw albums
from 1996 and 1997).
Now more than ever, without compromise, the duo makes
full use of complex tools like Frequency Modulation, granular
and morphing synthesis. In an array of delightful to jarring
surprises, a sinuous ballad will be troubled with remote
blasts, or abruptly interrupted by a collapse of the base.
While the tracks resonate fundamentally with a feeling
of falling, failing, decay, the sleeve picture conveys that
destruction is in fact where everything starts.
| | Titles : | 01. Collapse of the Merchant Civilization 17'21
02. Corrupted Food 16'56
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