Posts Tagged: Giulio Aldinucci
Francesco Giannico & Guilio Aldinucci ~ Agoraphonia
The public square is a place for gathering, for conversation, for the reading and dissemination of literature, for food carts and chess boards, for playful recreation and for protest. Marked by monuments, the square is not only a microcosm, but
Francesco Giannico & Guilio Aldinucci ~ Agoraphonia
The public square is a place for gathering, for conversation, for the reading and dissemination of literature, for food carts and chess boards, for playful recreation and for protest. Marked by monuments, the square is not only a microcosm, but
Giulio Aldinucci ~ Yellow Horse
This is A Closer Listen‘s third review category for sonic chameleon Giulio Aldinucci, who has always operated as a multidisciplinary artist. Yellow Horse is his most unusual work to date, and as such is one of his best. Most people have a junk drawer somewhere
Giulio Aldinucci ~ Yellow Horse
This is A Closer Listen‘s third review category for sonic chameleon Giulio Aldinucci, who has always operated as a multidisciplinary artist. Yellow Horse is his most unusual work to date, and as such is one of his best. Most people have a junk drawer somewhere
LCNL 059: Dronarivm mix
This mix comes courtesy of the Dronarivm label, run by Dmitry Taldykin and Bartosz Dziadosz (aka Pleq), presenting a selection of their catalogue. You can also still download their free x-mas compilation Past Disappears over at Bandcamp. (And if you
LCNL 059: Dronarivm mix
This mix comes courtesy of the Dronarivm label, run by Dmitry Taldykin and Bartosz Dziadosz (aka Pleq), presenting a selection of their catalogue. You can also still download their free x-mas compilation Past Disappears over at Bandcamp. (And if you
Various Artists ~ Italian Resonances: Dronegazers?
Dronegazing? The punctuation is really crucial here, and the emphasis on resonances is not to be understated. I appreciate the importance of labels in building and sustaining communities, but like many of us I also chafe at
Various Artists ~ Italian Resonances: Dronegazers?
Dronegazing? The punctuation is really crucial here, and the emphasis on resonances is not to be understated. I appreciate the importance of labels in building and sustaining communities, but like many of us I also chafe at
TODTNAUBERG: a closer listen compilation v. 1
After much delay, we are pleased to announce the release of A CLOSER LISTEN’s debut compilation, TODTNAUBERG. (If you are wondering, the title does indeed come from the poem by Paul Celan.) Volume 2 should be out in the spring,
TODTNAUBERG: a closer listen compilation v. 1
After much delay, we are pleased to announce the release of A CLOSER LISTEN’s debut compilation, TODTNAUBERG. (If you are wondering, the title does indeed come from the poem by Paul Celan.) Volume 2 should be out in the spring,
Various Artists ~ the silence was warm vol.4
the silence was warm vol.4 is another worthy entry in Kentaro Togawa’s ongoing series. The main draw continues to be the high quality exclusives, many of which are never available in any other format. Also key: a ridiculously low price. (only
Various Artists ~ the silence was warm vol.4
the silence was warm vol.4 is another worthy entry in Kentaro Togawa’s ongoing series. The main draw continues to be the high quality exclusives, many of which are never available in any other format. Also key: a ridiculously low price. (only
Giulio Aldinucci ~ Archipelago
For many years, Giulio Aldinucci was known as the electronic artist Obsil. Last year, he stepped out under his own name with the internationally flavored Tarsia. As much as that release traveled from electro-acoustic to classical textures, Archipelago wanders from field recording to drone.
Giulio Aldinucci ~ Archipelago
For many years, Giulio Aldinucci was known as the electronic artist Obsil. Last year, he stepped out under his own name with the internationally flavored Tarsia. As much as that release traveled from electro-acoustic to classical textures, Archipelago wanders from field recording to drone.
Giulio Aldinucci ~ Tarsia
The beautiful Tarsia is the first full-length album released under the name Giulio Aldinucci, better known by his moniker Obsil. His three previous records as Obsil have been rightly praised, and Aldinucci’s gift as a composer and soundscaper are in
Giulio Aldinucci ~ Tarsia
The beautiful Tarsia is the first full-length album released under the name Giulio Aldinucci, better known by his moniker Obsil. His three previous records as Obsil have been rightly praised, and Aldinucci’s gift as a composer and soundscaper are in
a closer listen 