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Sam Paganini makes his return to Drumcode after his chart topping album 'Satellite' with a four track, pounding EP. 'The Beat', is crammed with thudding drums, reverberated vocals and floaty synth lines. The EP, packed with tantalising synths and explosive drops, will ignite any dance floor.
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“Prophet”, “visionary”; “maven”, “auteur”: when it comes to descriptions of the renowned, Brian Transeau’s likely heard them all. Engineer of ‘IMA’, ‘ESCM’, ‘Movement In Still Life’ and others - his discography is lined with albums that qualify amongst electronic music’s most seminal. Now, in a continuance of his more experimental/theoretical releases, BT has crafted a spiritual successor to works like 2006’s ‘This Binary Universe’ and 'If The Stars Were Eternal' (2012).
‘Dash’? ‘Underscore’? ‘X’? ‘The Album With No Name’?! Right now, there’s no right or wrong way to articulate the title of _. It’s open to interpretation. Yours to reference, entirely as you will. When the future comes, consensus shall decide. Right now, all open source.Filmic, thematic, dramatic? You’d expect nothing less from this release. Asymmetric, anti-algorhythmic and, by design, hard to predict? Likewise, without a doubt. With a trace of Future Sound of London and an evident edge of John Cage, it’s assembled, classically, into 6 tracks, bridged by 3 Movements. It’s also a musical composition in the truest sense of the expression.
Linking the album’s tracks are its 'Artifacture', 'Indivism' & 'Ω' Movements; BT’s modernist take on the classical composition structure. Sonically, each is a minor work of art in itself. Collectively however they make up a 25 section sequence of (as BT defines them) “inter-compositional-themes”), creating 45 minutes of constantly flowing, ever-developing tonality. Every section/Movement - some as short as a minute - is represented by an Italian language subtitle. 'Artifracture’s middle section bridge for example is made up of ‘La Vita Sotto il Mare’ and ‘Niente di Tutto Qualcosa’ (or ‘Life Under the Sea’ and ‘Nothing, Everything, Something’). Using wordplay, metaphor and nuance, when translated, each one subtly relates to what’s occurring musically within the composition.
BT’s album is, as ever, impelled as much by advancements in technology & technique, as it is mood, emotion & inclination. Alongside its more discernible breakthroughs, are far less perceptible and more complex ones. Deep within its cortex, innovative techniques and (per BT) “insane” amounts of new sound design modalities come in to play - all atomically micro-crafting its extraordinary universe.
Working alongside the music are the album’s visual components. The 9 pieces are completed by companion videos, each shot by BT himself. Each, in someway, either inspires the location of the video, or its location has inspired the music. End-to-end, they form a featurette, which - with each passing minute, draws you further and further into the album’s AV relationship.
Location, itself, plays a substantial part in the culture of the album too. It was recorded in places as close (relatively) as Maine & Maryland and as far apart as Iceland, China, Poland, Bora Bora and Australia. The composition of 'Artifracture’ alone, took place in studios located in countries on all 7 continents. The title’s connotations are occasionally as apparent as ‘Found In Translation’ and ‘Tokyo’ (both recorded primarily in Japan). More often though their associations are more suggestive and undertone-like in nature - there for the listener to absorb after looped plays. Likely you’ll be Googling ‘The Code Of Hammurabi’ before so very long.This is an album that works on two significantly different levels. The first, as a dazzlingly, thrilling end-to-end sound-array / feat of technological accomplishment. The other, as a multimedia enigma - an armchair Easter egg hunt, or sonic crossword, where each listen brings new levels of interpretation, enjoyment and appreciation. Whichever way you choose to absorb it, one thing’s for certain: BT - that arch guardian of the avant-garde, has delivered again.
01 Tokyo 02 The Code Of Hammurabi 03 Lustral 04 Lost In Translation 05 nArtifracture 06 Indivisim 07 Ω 08 Chromatophore 09 Five Hundred and Eighty Two
Produced by Iconoclast Executive Producer: Roman Pichon Herrera Line Producer: Arnaud Le Méné Production Coordinator: Mélodie Buchris
Director of Photography: Mattias Rudh
Movi and Drone Operator: Myron Mance Drone Pilot: Malan Thinus
Stylist: Hannah Edwards
Casting: Philippe Elkoubi Introducing Hassan Kone
Production Services: Eagle Media Producer: Edmond Tao Line Producer (China): Quoi Zhang Jing
1st assistant camera: Zhu « Leo » Lian Grip: Adrian Wigerdal
1st Assistant Director: Thomas Chow 2nd Assistant Director: Wang Zhi Rong
Editor: Walter Mauriot Colourist: Mathieu Caplanne Flame Artist: Clément Germain Sound Editor: Marco Casanova Post Production Supervisor: Renaud Coulon
Editing and Grading Services: Poster Coordinator: Cyril Bordesoulle
Special Effects: Mathematics Supervisor: Emeric Samier Coordinator: Guillaume Marien
Catzilla a realtime PC benchmark. It was made with a nice collaboration with Platige Image. Plastic Demoscene Group did the code, they did the art. The music was made exclusively by Bent ‘subsquare’ Stamnes.
The main idea of the project was to develop an antithesis of other benchmark productions which are mostly boring and aesthetically weak. Michał Staniszewski from the demoscene Plastic group came to us with a draft of an interesting, action-filled story with a unique design and aesthetics that would be as close as possible to an animated movie on one hand and to a video game on the other.
Plastic: Michal 'bonzaj' Staniszewski - script & direction Michal 'misz' Szymczyk - lead code Andrzej 'uho' Uszakow - code Marek 'mare' Bielawski - code
music: Bent 'subsquare' Stamnes
Platige Image: Director: Bartłomiej Kik, Jakub Jabłoński Script: Jakub Jabłoński Producers: Marcin Kobylecki , Marta Staniszewska CG Supervisor: Michał Gryn Layout: Kik Bartłomiej Concept Arist: Jakub Jabłoński Modeler and Texture Artists: Jakub Bogacki, Michał Gryn, Artur Owśnicki, Paweł Szczeszek, Piotr Tatar, Bartłomiej Walendziak, Marcin Więch, Tomasz Wróbel, Tomasz Zaborek TD: Kamil Hepner, Michał Krupa, Mateusz Popławski Character Animators: Sebastian Kalemba, Maciej Wojtkiewicz
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