Biosphere & Deathprod - Nordheim Transformed (1999) FLAC
- Title: Nordheim Transformed
- Year Of Release: 1999
- Label: Rune Grammofon
- Genre: Electronic, Ambient
- Quality: 320 kbps / FLAC (tracks)
- Total Time: 00:48:54
- Total Size: 114.3 MB / 177.9 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
[7:02] 01. Biosphere - Trasparenza
[6:54] 02. Biosphere - Journey To The Centre Of The First, Pt. 1
[6:51] 03. Biosphere - Katedra Botaniki
[4:58] 04. Biosphere - Warp/Warpable
[11:24] 05. Biosphere - Les Fleurs Du Mal
[2:47] 06. Biosphere - Twin Decks
[9:01] 07. Biosphere - Journey To The Centre Of The First, Pt.2
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ABOUT THE ALBUM
Arne Nordheim has enjoyed relative success, at least in his native Norway, as a composer, but his early electronic music remained largely ignored. One of Rune Grammofon's first projects upon its inception was to release a collection of his electronic works from the late '60s under the title Electric. The release triggered a rediscovery of the music and had an immediate influence on the young generation of experimental electronica artists. Working as a tribute and a testimony, Nordheim Transformed combines remixes by Geir Jenssen, aka Biosphere, and Helge Sten, aka Deathprod (a solo producer and member of the quartet Supersilent). The key word is in the title: transformed. Biosphere and Deathprod don't merely remix pieces like "Colorazione" and "Warszawa"; they have dusted them down and given them a whole new treatment. Early electronic music wears its age on its face: the sound of early tone generators and the crude reverb and editing technique are all unmistakable. But under the hands of these two they fade away completely. Both artists have a penchant for dreamy tunes that allow a minimal, leitmotiv-like fragment to repeat and become a melody while noise-peppered textures evolve in the background. Deathprod has produced the most ambient tracks. A bit warmer and finely detailed, they offer a nice alternative to the light melancholia of Biosphere's music. This is all very remote from Arne Nordheim's sound world, but it makes a pleasant album in its own right, an album fans of Hazard, Oren Ambarchi, and the lighter side of Fennesz will enjoy.
© François Couture /TiVo
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[7:02] 01. Biosphere - Trasparenza
[6:54] 02. Biosphere - Journey To The Centre Of The First, Pt. 1
[6:51] 03. Biosphere - Katedra Botaniki
[4:58] 04. Biosphere - Warp/Warpable
[11:24] 05. Biosphere - Les Fleurs Du Mal
[2:47] 06. Biosphere - Twin Decks
[9:01] 07. Biosphere - Journey To The Centre Of The First, Pt.2
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ABOUT THE ALBUM
Arne Nordheim has enjoyed relative success, at least in his native Norway, as a composer, but his early electronic music remained largely ignored. One of Rune Grammofon's first projects upon its inception was to release a collection of his electronic works from the late '60s under the title Electric. The release triggered a rediscovery of the music and had an immediate influence on the young generation of experimental electronica artists. Working as a tribute and a testimony, Nordheim Transformed combines remixes by Geir Jenssen, aka Biosphere, and Helge Sten, aka Deathprod (a solo producer and member of the quartet Supersilent). The key word is in the title: transformed. Biosphere and Deathprod don't merely remix pieces like "Colorazione" and "Warszawa"; they have dusted them down and given them a whole new treatment. Early electronic music wears its age on its face: the sound of early tone generators and the crude reverb and editing technique are all unmistakable. But under the hands of these two they fade away completely. Both artists have a penchant for dreamy tunes that allow a minimal, leitmotiv-like fragment to repeat and become a melody while noise-peppered textures evolve in the background. Deathprod has produced the most ambient tracks. A bit warmer and finely detailed, they offer a nice alternative to the light melancholia of Biosphere's music. This is all very remote from Arne Nordheim's sound world, but it makes a pleasant album in its own right, an album fans of Hazard, Oren Ambarchi, and the lighter side of Fennesz will enjoy.
© François Couture /TiVo
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