- Abstract
- Experimentalism
- Avant-garde
- Electronic music
- Non-music
- Psycho-acoustic
- Improvised noise
- Post-industrial
- Micronoise
Comment:
M.A.K.T Sono is a duo from France, the
embodiment of Magali
Albespy, and Kecap Tuyul who provide a long-running issue called
Tinnitus Flowers. One
can hear every kind of electronic (music) experiments and
manipulations subjugated to
different pitches and speeds
and phase changes.
It may be not correct to speak of it as the music given that the
sound represented over there is overtly sparse and abstract. It seems
to be more about sonic
signals one can yield while extracting a sound at a sampler pad and
then manipulating it within the scope of peripheral frequencies
(which is just a fallout of
the previous sound).
However, as usual, radically built-up issues used to provide some
interludes which create an intriguing counterpoint to prevalent
debris. In the first part there are up some buffoonish melody
progressions, however, which soon get warped and assimilated into the
predominant madness of exploring the physical entities of the sound.
Later on, there are also represented some droning
whiffs resembling of some
woodwind instruments and sonic blinking whose
sound and handling otherwise
could be quite extreme (but not in the case of a signal-spiked
outing). I can remember for listening to an anthology of noise and
electronic music by Sub Rosa which included such legendary composers
as Konrad Boehmer, Ryoji Ikeda, Iannis Xenakis, Edgard Varése, Henri
Pousseur and I guess in further future any of these three
tracks would be considered
as a part in a glorious history of experimental electronic music and
noise. The overwhelming issue is a part of the discography of Pan Y
Rosas Discos.
