Electric Landscapes of Rebellion are from Spain who also perform under the telling name Campo de Interferencias (interference field),
emphasising their tendency to use distorted and/or overly processed signals as substantial part of their take on electroacoustic music. But interference also means
disruption of an established order, as is any kind of rebellion, which closes the link to their Petcord release. The rural scenery of a noisy pigsty with piano
exercises in the background does not give away much of the abrasive, restless figures about to draw during the cause of the following movements, which are distinct
soundscapes for themselves.
Another recurring element is the deconstruction of ambience and familiarity: Small audio fragments torn apart and spliced together differently, with developing figures and their variations. On Electric Landscapes with Pigs & Piano, dynamic contrasts vary from near silence to harsh noise, even the sound characteristics can be anything from muffled low key drones to ear piercing high frequency overtones. The only constant to be expected is the unexpected shift and its integration into previous stages of sound until eventually, a restless, hyperactive final combines all previously created virtual spaces to a new entity.
Olliver Wichmann
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| 1. | I | 18 min 30 sec | 43'362 KByte | mp3, 320 kbps CBR |
| 2. | II | 16 min 33 sec | 38'794 KByte | mp3, 320 kbps CBR |
| 3. | III | 6 min 45 sec | 15'842 KByte | mp3, 320 kbps CBR |
| 4. | IV | 12 min 39 sec | 29'654 KByte | mp3, 320 kbps CBR |
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Music © 2011 Edith Alonso, Antony Maubert and the Petcord netlabel.
Artwork © 2011 Synflict.