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PECORELLI, DANIELE / MARK SCHAUB - &

Format: LP Label & Cat.Number: Anomala Soundscapes AS001 Release Year: 2019 Note: new LP series with philosophical approach, the two artists per side act completely independent and don't know the work on the other side: DANIELE PECORELLI aks what happens to the consciousness and our memory when we die - MARK SCHAUB (aka MAATH) reflects upon chemical transformations and the audible; both Italian artists create delicate electronic ambience pieces with strange animal (?) field recordings and waving organ synths... to discover! lim. 100 copies only Price (incl. 19% VAT): €22.50 More Info " &, first production of the newborn Anomala Soundscapes wants to be a programmatic manifesto of what the label intends to realize. The debut album of a new label has the difficult task of giving the editorial imprint in one fell swoop. Vinyl was chosen as the format and split album as a formula. The format of the vinyl was not chosen for the alleged better listening quality compared to than other media, but rather and above all for to recover a certain now rare “listening ritual”. The & project was intended to be released as a vinyl record from its very origin. Each side separately presents the work of one of the two musicians, neither of whom had heard the work of the other until the release. Who’ll frame my memories in ash Daniele Pecorelli We are our consciousness, and our consciousness is the form and content of our memory. What happens to our memories the moment we die? They become an electrical residue that fades away. As we are conscious that our memory is falling apart, a new consciousness arises that in turn disintegrates into kaleidoscopic fragments until they dilate into the final moment of our recorded time. Combustion Mark Schaub Material, rough, sometimes unprejudiced, dark but carnival, tries to render the idea of transformation in an informal way without emotional variations. In particular chemical transformation, the allusion to fire is made explicit by the title. The transformation is an action of opposing forces and from the tension develops the passage that explores all the audible frequencies (even inaudible) trying to materialize the intimate tension of the matter and the dissolution of the same in the final suspended and almost incomplete."