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Mise En Page 1 to other people’s work, or is it something you welcome? _Of course we listen to others music. It’s just an inspiration and it’s important to get away from the own material. We need that in order to not get fed up with our own music. It’s as well good to look at our music from a different angle. You’ve used a lot of sounds, from percussion to really subtle sounds. What are your favorite sources? What sound sources do you use and how do you treat them? _In Chimeric we used partly really loud sounds. We normally explored the very low part of the dynamic spectrum. So our sam- pling sources have been very often acoustic instruments played extremely quiet recorded through a microphone like a micros- cope. Like zooming in. FOCUS Essmaa #01 | 22 In Chimeric we wanted to explore the other side ofGR theOUP spektrE RADum.IAN (Autriche) All amps volume up. Cymballs flying through our studio and cras- hing on the floor. IT’S ABOUT LIFE BUT THE SITUATION OF THE STILLIFE IS FRAMED. INTERVIEW MARTIN BRANDLMAYR E # 22 ssmaa This album mark an evolution of your musical practice. Why... In ÉCOUTER - HÖREN - TO LISTEN - ASCOLTARE01 - ESCUCHAR| NOVEMBRE-DÉCEMBRE - LUISTEREN - POSLOUCHAT 2009 - KIKU - ESCUTAR | what? Le trio basé à Vienne est formé de John Norman You are today a well-known artist and an electronic music pioneer. _I think what’s different is the spontanuousà la basse,element, Mar thetin risk,Brandlmayr the à la batterie et vibraphone, Could[PANORAMA you DES tell PRATIQUES us how MUSICALES and ÉLECTRONIQUES when you ET ATYPIQUES]started to work in this field? risk of making failures. The risk of one-goet Stefan recor dings,Németh etc. au It’synthétiseurs a et guitare. _That’s really hard to say. I think somehow everything started when À l’écoute de Chimeric, on découvre une musique oblique, I was a small kid. I remember, my father has a stringquartet. 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ThisEuropéenne is still a perception I L’album porGrabbingte le nom the d’une listener petite by theîle chest, and as it builds up, you beginhave today. So i think my work started there. inhabitée, l’îleto feelde likeVeckatimest you’re holding près des your breath. By the end of the song,When you it comes to Radian. We started to work together since 1995. côtes de Capepr oposeCod, péninsulea more quiet au sud par dut (party) before propelling us in a sound Massachussets,torr ent...à quelques To finish heur eson de an voi air- -raid siren. ture. Lieu étrange de plages et de marais Could you define with a few words this album? What themes wer conjugant histoir_I thinke politique that’ set pr écosystème,etty much what we intended to reach withyou this focusing on with this album? été indien, baleinespiece. etIt’ résidencess about secondailoosing - control on one hand and complete_On the cover of the album, there is a stilllife. 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So de Daniel Rossen, Department of Eagles, basically wild nature(playing) on one hand and the attempt to put et le mini albumWhat strFrienduck mepour tuned lequel in ilsto the album, it is its theatrical side (in enregistrèrent des reprises de CSS, Band it in a situation of emotional distance (editing, postproduction) the best sense of the word)... More «theatrical» than «narrative»... of Horses et Atlas Sound, ils donnèrent un through abstraction on the other hand. concert au WAalt will Disney of your Concer partt, Hall for isavec it. le Philharmonique_I don’ det seeLos anyAngeles. narrative Le par element- in it really, for me it’s all aboutHow long were you recording the album for ? cours de Grizzlyener gyBear. Theatrical est par ailleurs element... un I think this record suggests mor_Youe mean a recording process in a studio? We didn’t have some enrichessementpictur peresmanent, and gestur un itinéraires of epeople playing their instruments thingthan like that. We recorded bit by bit. A guitar there, a drumfrag bis d’expériencesour pr etevious d’œuvr esrecor popds. mariant This could be something like a theatricalment a year later, etc. The whole working process was spanned le songwriting et la couleur, l’écho et la over 4 years. But we sometimes didn’t do anything for half a year eckatimest, le nouveau Grizzly or longer because we have been occupied with other projects. ding process do you try to avoid listening Essmaa #01 ÉDITO De la synchronie et de la dynamique… des applications transversales et du radical… des collages sonores et de la musique postconcrète… du contemplatif et des déhanchements… des prises de positions et de l’informatique musicale... du field recording et des objets trouvés sur le net… de l’art visuel et de la friction sonore… de la chorégraphie et des initiatives... Essmaa sera un panorama pour auditeur désireux de défricher le territoire toujours plus vaste des pratiques sonores. Documentation et diffusion des musiques électroniques dans leur pluralité. Essmaa sera un kiosque relais d’informations et de propositions d’écoute. Une cartographie des pratiques atypiques et des initiatives culturelles, sociales, utilitaires, économiques et naturellement artistiques. Essmaa sera conçu comme un lieu d’échanges pour préserver la diversité d’approches qu’implique nécessairement toute pratique musicale. «Essmaa» se dit «Hören» en allemand, «Écouter» en français… a Essmaa #01 SOMMAIRE 05__ÉMISSION / n°01-08 09__OUVERTURE / Invité. Millefeuille – Repérages. Jane Bang, House Of Ladosha, Fuckpony, Alexis Gideon. 13__ FOCUS / Addictive TV, Lodz, Radian, Tsunami Addiction. 31__PROFIL(S) / Labels. 12k, Citinite, Kalligrammofon, Mosz, Nacopajaz, spa.RK. Radio. Wreck This Mess – Artistes. Sylvain Chauveau, Consor, Fedaden, Fulgeance, Lusine, Portradium, Raoul Sinier, Starting Steeth, Sweat.X, Aymeric de Tapol, Uské Orchestra. 63__PAUSE / La notion d’objet sonore 73__(RÉ)ÉCOUTES / Fuck Buttons, Kelpe, Lokai, Radian, David Sylvian, V/A Creaked Records, The Black Dog – 41 sorties récentes et moins récentes 85__NOUVELLE / Das Geschenk 88__CRÉDITS Essmaa #01 » EMISSION N° 01-08 Podcast hebdomadaires disponibles sur http://www.lefest.org/ Artiste | Track | Album | Année | Label Emission 1 Émission 01 Mantronix Ladies Mantronix: The Album 1985 Ten Records Ltd. 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