LM 037 - Christopher McFall - A Little Rouge
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| This music was carefully prepared. Christopher is a composer who takes great care of detail. Actually the approach is much like that of a traditional composer who has to think through and note every single sound on a piece of paper. I appreciate that very much. It pervades all of McFall's compositions. Earlier Christopher released music through con-v and filament recordings. |
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| ALL TITLES IN [ ONE ZIP FILE ] | 23 MB |
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Awesome work by great artist Christopher Mc Fall. His textural work is awesome: since textures themselve build the structures and maintain the tension.
McFall's music is one of the most interesting these days, as he suggests some really strange moments and places through sound.
A two-pieces release that keeps the focus through wide and tiny sounds combined.
One release I really recommend. [ write your own review! ] |
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Laboratoire Moderne [ LM - homepage ]Wolfgang Peter Menzel | Electrovirus  Stephen Gard | Carriers  CD-R | absurd studies  Korhan Erel | Con-Structure  Mark Hamn | Lazy's Dreams  Christopher McFall | A Little Rouge  Antanas Jasenka | Boarding Pass  Arturas Bumsteinas | Second Sequentina  Staplerfahrer | (for Katharina)  Leif Brush | terraInstruments  Asher | three untitled compositions  |
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