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The title of this work for a cross-wired analog DJ mixer from Goh Lee Kwang translates to "Internal Pleasures", as he finds unexpected sounds from the noise floor of his equipment, which he develops into 7 untitled sound works of hiss, hum, controlled feedback, and rich sound. |
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product information:
Label: Herbal International Catalog ID: 04XX Squidco Product Code: 21909 Format: CD Condition: New Released: 2004 Country: Malaysia Packaging: Cardboard Gatefold 3 Panels Performed and recorded at Studio 2, Akademie Schloss Solitude, Stuttgart, Germany between May and June 2004. Personnel: Goh Lee Kwang-composer, performer Click an artist name above to see in-stock items for that artist. Highlight an instrument above and click here to Search for albums with that instrument.
Artist Biographies: • Show Bio for Goh Lee Kwang "Goh Lee Kwang is a Malasian artist who creates sound installations, performs electro-acoustic improvised music, makes tape music and composed soundtracks. His works focus on the various possibility of both the realistic & abstract, crossing the boundaries of digital & analog, electronic & acoustic, go beyond language & expression. He is the founder of Switch ON, platform for electronic arts, and the founder of the Herbal International label." -Bandcamp (https://gohleekwang.bandcamp.com/)6/18/2021 Have a better biography or biography source? Please Contact Us so that we can update this biography. ^ Hide Bio for Goh Lee Kwang
track listing:
1. Untitled 9:37 2. Untitled 6:56 3. Untitled 1:26 4. Untitled 3:52 5. Untitled 5:58 6. Untitled 5:09 7. Untitled 18:09 |
sample the album:
"Malaysian-born Goh Lee Kwang's Innere Freuden ("Internal Pleasures") comes with an A5 handout containing the following text: "By using an analog DJ mixer with the line connection of 'output back to input', the electronic signal becomes audioable [sic] NO synth, NO pre-programming, NO on going effects and NO post-overdub." (That's almost as many "no"s as a Lou Reed interview..) Dunno whether Lee's contemplating teaming up with Toshimaru "No Input Mixing Desk" Nakamura, Sachiko "No Samples In The Sampler" M and Otomo "No Records On The Turntable" Yoshihide, but the seven tracks on offer here are every bit as austere and compelling as that trio's recent excellent Good Morning Good Night double on Erstwhile. I admit I still have a soft spot for the more eclectic train wreck electronica of GLK's Nerve Center, but no matter? The vocabulary here is drastically pared down but he still uses to poetic effect. Innere Freuden is by no means an easy listen, but it's a very rewarding one."-Dan Warburton, Paris Transatlatic
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