CTACIK — In order to prevent sense
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Totally different from "Ego-Generocity", this new CDr-album (third for Verato) by CTATIK (aka Stanislav Popov, who seems to be swedish and who's also active as a photographer) is a dark & droney affair with a deeply melancholic edge, could have been also released on MYSTERY SEA or TAALEM. Recommended. In DVD-Box, numb. ed.
"Differences in time, transition of consciousness from consciousness. Simplified morning condition. The rest of famine running from us. Desire to realize a proceeding sound of shout, tearing. As the dog delirium..." [label info]
"....Compared to the previous 'Amur Region', which was a step forward from his previous more noise oriented work, this new release continues the new style, in which ambient music, noise and musique concrete work finely together. Field recordings of bird sounds and people talking are set against a wall of dark synthesizer sounds. A piano tinkles away with rain sounds, but also with what sounds like an engine. It's still not pleasant music, for its all quite dark and alien music, but it has a certain cinematographic quality that makes this most workable soundtrack for any home shoot movies. As said, along the lines of 'Amur Region', but just a little bit better." [FdW / Vital Weekly]
"Differences in time, transition of consciousness from consciousness. Simplified morning condition. The rest of famine running from us. Desire to realize a proceeding sound of shout, tearing. As the dog delirium..." [label info]
"....Compared to the previous 'Amur Region', which was a step forward from his previous more noise oriented work, this new release continues the new style, in which ambient music, noise and musique concrete work finely together. Field recordings of bird sounds and people talking are set against a wall of dark synthesizer sounds. A piano tinkles away with rain sounds, but also with what sounds like an engine. It's still not pleasant music, for its all quite dark and alien music, but it has a certain cinematographic quality that makes this most workable soundtrack for any home shoot movies. As said, along the lines of 'Amur Region', but just a little bit better." [FdW / Vital Weekly]