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recording session (2002)
Erik t' Sas (left) Joris de Man (right)
Erik t' Sas (right) Joris de Man (left)
Matthew Florianz (right) Joris de Man (left) - made with a 2001 phone camera
Matthew Florianz (left) Joris de Man (right) - made with a 2001 phone camera
the setup just before starting
Tatiana Brainerd
Tatiana Brainerd
Tatiana Brainerd
Joris de Man
Matthew Florianz (ambiently)
Matthew Florianz (still trying to figure out exactly what his contribution was to the recording)
Erik t' Sas
Erik t' Sas
Matthew Florianz (left) Erik t' Sas (right)
cd cover image
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recording session (2002)
Recorded in a single afternoon in 2001, this recording captures three talented electronic musicians in an incredible zone. The spontaneous and improvisational nature of these 14 tracks provides an ambient space music experience of the highest order, and takes the listener on a mind expanding journey. Intricate compositions moving back and forth from light to dark, coupled with crisp production provide for superb listening.
Bold and majestic, this work often recalls some of the best space music of the seventies, but has little or no electronic percussion or sequencers. The sound is classic and elegant, but not derivative. Strongly recommended.
Erik t' Sas (left) Joris de Man (right)
Erik t' Sas (right) Joris de Man (left)
Matthew Florianz (right) Joris de Man (left) - made with a 2001 phone camera
Matthew Florianz (left) Joris de Man (right) - made with a 2001 phone camera
the setup just before starting
Tatiana Brainerd
Tatiana Brainerd
Tatiana Brainerd
Joris de Man
Matthew Florianz (ambiently)
Matthew Florianz (still trying to figure out exactly what his contribution was to the recording)
Erik t' Sas
Erik t' Sas
Matthew Florianz (left) Erik t' Sas (right)
cd cover image
360 degree view