Mysterious sonic collaborations between Russian experimental electronic musician Vitaly Maklakov, who runs the Zaimka and Besperech' labels, and Oregon sound artist CHEFKIRK, merging field recordings and experiments with tape & synths to create five works of submerged sound amid enigmatic detail; mastered by Squidco's own Carl Kruger.
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Vitaly Maklakov-field recordings, tape, electronics
Chefkirk-electronics
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Each copy is unique and is a book of the artist made in the original technique. In the creation of artifacts, the pages of the old Soviet magazine "Decorative Art" of the late 80s and early 90s were used. The pages were used in improvisation with xerox. Each booklet contains 16 pages covered with acrylic lacquer.
Label: Besperech'
Catalog ID: None
Squidco Product Code: 33400
Format: CD
Condition: New
Released: 2021
Country: Russia
Packaging: 16 Page booklet with CD in sleeve
Recorded in Russia and the US in 2021. Mastered by Carl Kruger.
"Sound body not limited to a specific topic. The travel vector can be directed in any direction and fly away, mired in a myriad of smoothly floating and arbitrarily changing abstractions.
In the creation of the album were used: field recordings, experiments with tape and synths."-Besperech'
Each copy is unique and is a book of the artist made in the original technique. In the creation of artifacts, the pages of the old Soviet magazine "Decorative Art" of the late 80s and early 90s were used. The pages were used in improvisation with xerox. Each booklet contains 16 pages covered with acrylic lacquer.
Artist Biographies
• Show Bio for Vitaly Maklakov Vitaly Maklakov (Виталий) is a Russian experimental electronic musician and producer. He is the owner of the Torga Amun and Ostroga labels. ^ Hide Bio for Vitaly Maklakov • Show Bio for Chefkirk "Working under the inclusive category of noise, CHEFKIRK creates distinctive compositions of sound by combining together improvised drone and harsh electronics forced from a minimal arsenal of boxes with knobs and switches. CHEFKIRK makes his music in Eugene, Oregon, North America." ^ Hide Bio for Chefkirk
4/24/2024
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Track Listing:
1. Untitled 8:43
2. Untitled 9:03
3. Untitled 8:58
4. Untitled 10:01
5. Untitled 17:40
Electro-Acoustic
Organized Sound and Sample Based Music
Sound, Noise, &c.
Field Recordings
Piano & Keyboards
Duo Recordings
New in Experimental & Electronic Music
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