KAHN, JASON / JASON LESCALLEET — RED ROOM
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Starke Live-Aufnahme aus dem "Red Room" in Baltimore, Maryland, USA, vom März 2003 - inspiriert vom Phänomen des Infrarot-Lichts, welches jeder Körper, der Wärme abstrahlt (fürs menschliche Auge unsichtbar) produziert. Entsprechend zäh, dicht & dickflüssig sind die elektronischen Klänge hier, sehr "direkt" und trotzdem konkret in ihrer schwelenden physischen Präsenz.
"Jason Kahn: percussion, analog synthesizer. Jason Lescalleet: tapes, casio SK-1, casio SK-5. recorded 8 march 2003 at The red room, Baltimore, MD, USA." [liner notes]
'A brilliant and beautiful album taken from tapeloop and percussion duos by Jason Kahn and the amazing Jason Lescalleet. For red room, which appears as a tribute to the Baltimore performance space of the same name, Lescalleet editted out any gestures that the two made which could be easily attributed to either of them. So what you get is a monolithic hum with few distinct events, just an overall feeling that is as compelling as it is hard to describe. The effect is not at all like improv, and also not like much else that I know of... incredible, and very highly recommended.'"[Howard Stelzer]
"Jason Kahn: percussion, analog synthesizer. Jason Lescalleet: tapes, casio SK-1, casio SK-5. recorded 8 march 2003 at The red room, Baltimore, MD, USA." [liner notes]
'A brilliant and beautiful album taken from tapeloop and percussion duos by Jason Kahn and the amazing Jason Lescalleet. For red room, which appears as a tribute to the Baltimore performance space of the same name, Lescalleet editted out any gestures that the two made which could be easily attributed to either of them. So what you get is a monolithic hum with few distinct events, just an overall feeling that is as compelling as it is hard to describe. The effect is not at all like improv, and also not like much else that I know of... incredible, and very highly recommended.'"[Howard Stelzer]