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ELODIE (TIMO VAN LUIJK & ANDREW CHALK) - Balayes de la main du Hasard

Format: LP
Label & Cat.Number: Faraway Press 030
Release Year: 2017
Note: the 9th ELODIE full length already, feat. DAISUKE SUZUKI and TOM JAMES SCOTT on each one piece; "...drawing heavily on the pallets of a diverse range of more traditional acoustic and electric instrumentation - percussion, wind, strings, vibraphone, piano, organ, etc. The album’s six works are an interlocked sequence of slow progressions of delicate mood - the penetrations of sadness with hints of light." ed. of 400 copies
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Elodie: Balayes de la main du hasard – LP
Faraway Press, FP 030, UK 2017
Edition of 400 copies

Performed by Timo van Luijk & Andrew Chalk
Guitar: Tom James Scott / Korogi: Daisuke Suzuki

“It is as though the storm is scolding the foot of the mountain
And the petals of the cherry tree fall like snow
The moment fills me with compassion
The rains of spring arrive and fall like tears
The blossom falls like rain
It is a world full of regret”



"Elodie is the remarkably fruitful and productive duo of Andrew Chalk and Timo Van Luijk. Balayes De La Main Du Hasard, their ninth full length release since 2011, is a stunning example of what makes this collaboration so striking. While both Chalk and Van Luijk focus heavily on electronic ambience within their solo efforts, Balayes De La Main Du Hasard ventures further afield - drawing heavily on the pallets of a diverse range of more traditional acoustic and electric instrumentation - percussion, wind, strings, vibraphone, piano, organ, etc. The album’s six works are an interlocked sequence of slow progressions of delicate mood - the penetrations of sadness with hints of light. Mediations on the diverse interactions of source and intent, which construct a series of rippling ambiances, far removed from the sort possible within the purely electronic realm" [Soundohm]


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