MATMOS - The Marriage Of True Minds - LP2 - THRILL316
Autores: Matmos, Martin C. Schmidt, Drew Daniel, Andrew Bernstein, Angel Deradoorian, Ashot Sarkissjan, Ayman Harper, Bret Allen, Carl Ewing, Carly Ptak, Charlie Engman, Clodagh Simonds, Connor Kizer, Dan Breen, Dan Deacon, Dominique Leone, Duncan Moore, Ed Schrader, Edward Phillips, Gerry Mak, Jason Willett, Jay Lesser, Jenn Wasner, John Berndt, John Wiese, Jon "Wobbly" Leidecker, Jonathan Ehrens, Joseph Fuller, Keith Fullerton Whitman, Mary Clare Brzytwa, Max "DogDick" Eisenberg, Max Eilbacher, Michael Early, Owen Gardner, Pete Shelley, Rebecca Longcraine, Rose Hammer Burt, Ross Kerr, Sam Haberman, Simon Whalley, Stephen Bochanek, Tatiana Gavriliouk, Tiff Chan, Tiffany DeFoe
Editor: Thrill Jockey
Formato: LP2, 2×Vinyl, LP, Album
Lançamento: 2013
Géneros: Electronic, Pop, Experimental, Vocal, Intelligent Dance Music, Glitch, Ambient Techno, Electroacoustic, Sound Collage
EAN: 0790377031614
DISPONÍVEL
Disc 1
A1 / You / 7:02
A2 / Very Large Green Triangles / 4:43
A3 / Mental Radio / 3:39
A4 / Ross Transcript / 2:37
B1 / Teen Paranormal Romance / 4:47
B2 / Tunnel / 5:40
B3 / In Search Of A Lost Faculty / 6:11
Disc 2
C1 / Aetheric Vehicle / 7:14
C2 / E.S.P. / 8:03
D1 / Ganzfield (∞)
Briefly: The members of Matmos, Drew Daniel and Martin Schmidt, conducted parapsychological experiments on a series of test subjects that sound oddly similar to those from the opening scene of Ghostbusters: They attempted to telepathically communicate their intentions for this record to their subjects, who then reported any images or sounds they thought they received. Their input is woven inventively throughout True Minds; On "In Search of a Lost Faculty", you can hear these participants struggling to describe visions of triangles (a startling number of them report having received images of triangles, actually) while Daniel and Schmidt surround them with ringing chimes. The concept seems designed for ethereal, mystical music, but Matmos doesn't really do ethereal or mystical: The Marriage of True Minds hits harder and feels more joyfully physical than anything Matmos has done in years.
