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GUS, LARRY — Iasmos
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Larry Gus - Iasmos CDR
Lovely baby pop electronica with live extracts.
Limited to 252 handnumbered copies
Very special package in five folded wagon parts like a train
Artwork: Hara
Released: 04/04/2009
Tracklisting:
18 untitled tracks
Total time: 33:05
"Somewhere in the more remote area of Xanthi there is family who treat their two children with unusual birthday gifts, usually specially played recorded CDs. One Larry Gus played some music for the second birthday of Orion (who I saw being baptized, but that's another story), which seems partly based on field recordings of a children's party and, for a larger part, on electronic keyboards, loop devices and a bit of vocals. Eighteen short pieces here of highly improvised music - there is a story about the original master being and it had to be restored or recreated in a short time span, but it sounds quite nice altogether. Childlike, obviously I'd say, intimate and also at times joyous. At thirty two minutes also having the right length for such a thing." [FdW, Vital Weekly]
Lovely baby pop electronica with live extracts.
Limited to 252 handnumbered copies
Very special package in five folded wagon parts like a train
Artwork: Hara
Released: 04/04/2009
Tracklisting:
18 untitled tracks
Total time: 33:05
"Somewhere in the more remote area of Xanthi there is family who treat their two children with unusual birthday gifts, usually specially played recorded CDs. One Larry Gus played some music for the second birthday of Orion (who I saw being baptized, but that's another story), which seems partly based on field recordings of a children's party and, for a larger part, on electronic keyboards, loop devices and a bit of vocals. Eighteen short pieces here of highly improvised music - there is a story about the original master being and it had to be restored or recreated in a short time span, but it sounds quite nice altogether. Childlike, obviously I'd say, intimate and also at times joyous. At thirty two minutes also having the right length for such a thing." [FdW, Vital Weekly]