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Format: CD-R Label & Cat.Number: Moving Furniture Records MFR001 Release Year: 2008 Note: the great Russian project reworks material recorded on a KAPOTTE MUZIEK show in St. Petersburg May 26th 2008. On a new label from Amsterdam run by ORPHAX, lim. ed. 100 copies Price (incl. 19% VAT): €7.00 More Info A re-working of a KAPOTTE MUZIEK concert that happened on May 26, 2008, in St. Petersburg. Though we are not sure how the original recording sounded, this is a fine example of FEMs ability to create ghostly drones with additives of more concrete & metallic elements, probably of KAPOTTE MUZIEK origin. Playtime around 35 minutes, one-tracker, on the label of dutch soundmaker ORPHAX ! "Only a few week's back the album titled "The black and white album" by the project Zebra was reviewed in Vital Weekly (#649). Behind the project was Roel Meelkop and Frans De Waard. The album was a very crossover-based experience with a nice balance between catchy expressions and avantgarde electronics. Present CD find the the two sound explorers back in one of their legendary projects. Kapotte Muziek was established back in 1984. Since then, the trio consisting of Roel Meelkop and Frans De Waard together with Peter Duimelinks has specialized in electroacoustic music. Present CDR is a recording from a live show in St. Petersburg in May 26th 2008. It is one lengthy piece of electroacoustic music combining field recordings with processed and manipulated found sounds and its recycled/remixed by [s], the man behind Five Elements Music, also from Russia. Despite its starting point in found sounds the expression is quite often alienated and otherworldly, with buzzing drones and crackling noises resulting in an intriguing hypnotic piece of sound art. Five Elements Music manage to create soundscapes that function both as "music" and "abstract sound art". Thus the album will appeal to a wide range of listeners from ambient listeners across Noise-heads to listeners of conceptual sound art thanks to the atmospheric drones offered on this album." [NM, Vital Weekly] www.movingfurniturerecords.com