MYERS, DAVID LEE — Ourobouros
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“Elektromagnetische Lebensformen” vom Meister der Feedback-Musik, der übrigens auch Maler und Grafiker ist und ähnlich mikroskopische Ästhetikwelten auch visuell umsetzt.. Digitale Partikularisierung und Granularisierung könnte man das nennen, was hier zu hören ist, alles pulsiert und flüstert organisch in höchsten Frequenzbereichen... fantastisch ! Seine erste VÖ seit er mit ARCANE DEVICE alle musikalischen Aktivitäten stoppte..
“Ourobouros (2001) was the first album of solo Feedback Music since 1993. The same sort of feedback matrix as used in previous outings is employed, but each mixer line is true stereo to make fuller use of today's stereo effects processors. Four effectors are used, and minimal input from a non-sampling rhythm generator on occasion. The sounds can be very ethereal, or evoke insect and small animal noises, or can be reminiscent of "real" instruments. Most tracks are recorded live with only slight computer editing afterward, a few constructed on computer from Feedback source material. [label info] "ranks among the very best of contemporary 'computer music' recordings I've heard in recent years... Myers' ability to sustain the tension between strangeness and familiarity is impressive, and his music on this CD is quietly and consistently compelling." [Bill Tilland, Motion Reviews] Pulsewidth label CD packaged in D-shape clamshell case
“Ourobouros (2001) was the first album of solo Feedback Music since 1993. The same sort of feedback matrix as used in previous outings is employed, but each mixer line is true stereo to make fuller use of today's stereo effects processors. Four effectors are used, and minimal input from a non-sampling rhythm generator on occasion. The sounds can be very ethereal, or evoke insect and small animal noises, or can be reminiscent of "real" instruments. Most tracks are recorded live with only slight computer editing afterward, a few constructed on computer from Feedback source material. [label info] "ranks among the very best of contemporary 'computer music' recordings I've heard in recent years... Myers' ability to sustain the tension between strangeness and familiarity is impressive, and his music on this CD is quietly and consistently compelling." [Bill Tilland, Motion Reviews] Pulsewidth label CD packaged in D-shape clamshell case