- Minimalism
- Experimentalism
- Avant-garde
- Abstract
- Electronic music
- Ambient
- Sound
art
- Avant-electronica
- Dada music
Comment:
undoubtedly this 4-notch issue provides a peculiar listening
experience because of being linearly built up and also consisting of
minimal changes throughout the course of 4 tracks, three of them are
up to 14 minutes each on their own. And one of the tracks clocks in
at a nearby 2 minute in contrast. However, I could not recognise it
to be up to more than 40 minutes in total. I perceived it to be
remarkably shorter though having no idea of how lengthy it used to be
in fact. Furthermore, I have checked out to convince myself to have
listened to an album consisting of more than one track. It is an
intriguing listening experience because of enjoying primitive and
complex progressions at the same time. More profoundly, the
progressions which may seem primitive at the first glance are enough
complex and astute at the second one. You do meet tricky electronic
effects, repetitive enchantment, profound ambient layers and watery
chord meltdowns. I guess the artist is influenced by such visual
artists as Salvador Dali. Most of the course seems to have been
transforming while doing violently away with its previous shape. With regard to a tongue-in-cheek attitude it at times turns into a slight dadaist flicker. However, ultimately the release is a surreal appearance. rr.gross is a
composer and improviser from the Big Apple who has released it on his
own imprint Suspicious Sound.
