Squidco: PUNCK (Zanni / Adrianno): A Constant Migration (Between Reality and Fiction)

PUNCK (Zanni / Adrianno)

A Constant Migration (Between Reality and Fiction)

(Creative Sources

- Portugal)

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Personnel:

Adrianno Zanni-laptop, field recordings, found sound and sampling

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Label: Creative Sources
Catalog ID: CS079
Squidco Product Code: 7046

Format: CD
Condition: New
Released: 2006
Country: Portugal
Packaging: Jewel Tray
Recorded in the Winter of 2005.

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[...] Adriano Zanni, also known as Punck, is not exactly the man I would expect on this all improvisation label. So far his releases were all stuck in the microsound corner, but perhaps he's opening new territories. Zanni uses laptop, field recordings, found sound and sampling to create his music. It proofs indeed to be the odd ball of this batch of his releases, even when the first track sound like an improvised affair. Zanni finely waves field recordings together with sounds recorded from objects and such like. Improvisation seems far away on this release, which is still along the lines of microsound and found it's influences in the work of Roel Meelkop or Richard Chartier. On a totally different, but the best of all."-Frans de Waard (Vital)

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Track Listing:

1. a constant migration

2. passaggi, percorsi, aperture

3. 44º25'37.11'' N 12º11'34.28'' E

4. soundtrack for a tirp in my heart

5. from belleville to ravenna

6. hagakure [II, 105]cecut 3

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