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Stratocode from nowhere

by flaub

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Stratocode from nowhere 05:00
2.
Warbling static 11:51
3.
Ignis Fatuus 08:24
4.
Stationary waves 13:53

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Could any antenna decipher the modulated frequencies at the pace of an ineffable code? The stratosphere intones a mysterious song revealed among elementary ether particles...


"Layers of squeaks, bleeps, sine waves, pulses and crisp-edged rumbles ebb and fade, painting textured landscapes- sometimes quite thick, like in the opening title track, or sometimes sparser, such as in the gradual builds of “Ignis Fatuus”. There are strong shades of retro analogue tone that recalls 60’s avantgarde or Radiophonic work- especially in the bubbly and squelchy “Warbling Static”, which breaks into multiple chapters like a sci-fi soundtrack suite. But to a lesser extent it also has that modern, sharp-edged arhythmic glitchy and digital tone at times.

The track that really held my attention was “Stationary waves”, thanks to a high level of dynamism, with the volume of the whole piece fading and rising, sometimes quite sharply, while the pulses also rise and fall- waves upon waves, sometimes tense, sometimes more relaxed, with added percussive echoes and low industrial tones to boot. It’s the track with the most character of the set.

It’s a strong piece of modular experimentation, and while it does feel like it revels in the past rather than pushing anything forward, it’s still a very worthwhile 40-minute listen for any lovers of dark freeform electronics."

Stuart Bruce from Chain D.L.K.
www.chaindlk.com/reviews/?id=11088&fbclid

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released October 1, 2019

All tracks composed by flaub
Released by Diente de Sierra

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Fernando Laub (aka flaub) composer and sound designer mainly orientated to avant-garde, experimental and post-industrial music.

Native from Buenos Aires Argentina and Austrian origin. His music not only describes pictures, it will transport you to a sort of surreal scenarios, images that are quite difficult to define. ... more

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