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This unique Vladislav Delay album is an edit of sound material he used to transform a park at the Klangpark sessions of the Ars Electronica Festival, Linz back in 2001. The source material was taken from his 2001 studio album Anima (Mille Plateaux), the Naima edit however was later released by Staubgold in 2002. The single 42 minute track has a strong relationship to the site for which it was intended. It consists largely of a female voice (Antye Greie), speaking in German-accented English about culture, art, music and creativity, cut up and looped, backed by a gentle, abstract soundscape of hums, buzzes, sighs and even the faintest hint of rhythm.
credits
released June 1, 2002
Written, recorded and produced by Sasu Ripatti. Recorded at Ars Electronica Festival, Linz, Austria, Sept 1-6, 2001. Original source material taken from Anima album release. Edited at Bassdress. Mastered at ORF Upper Austrian Regional Studio.
Damn this album hits hard, really goes to show how much of a serious illness alzheimer’s/dementia is. Stage 3 is especially amazing yet horrifying. jayjayboi
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Genre-defying electronic music that at times operates at the slow stutter-step of dubstep and others with the drift of ambient. Bandcamp New & Notable Oct 9, 2022