- Experimental electronica
- Power electronics
- Avant-garde
- Noise
- Drone
- Abstract
- Experimentalism
- Improvised noise
- Non-music
- Psycho-acoustic
Comment: the
Frenchmen David Vilayleck aka Ayankoko and Mathieu Garrouste do
create a batch of nine compositions which is based on a couple of
live sessions. Recently I saw a TV show about a ghastly event when a
saleswoman dialed the telephone number of a man and additionally
contacted with his woman who as later was figured out had already
been dead/killed. Supposedly the ghosts can use energy for their own
sake coming out from the wire. Of course, by dealing with such
intentional experiments one must be very warned. On the other side,
we cannot eradicate a possibility regarding our lack of knowledge,
our prejudices, and some sort of manipulation. It just may be a case
of belief. Musically the duo provides a tense experiment with phase
changes, for searching a balance between silence and noise, between
abrupt intensity and stepwise relaxation. Like it is quite common to
noise music some phases are just switched on and some not, and vice
versa (the so-called straight, one-dimensional approach).
Paradoxically the least strange/hostile element are the voices which
supposedly belong to ghosts. The mind-provoking outing is a part of
the discography of Ayan Records, and Clinical Archives.
