This
is another limited edition vinyl release from Christian Peters (Samsara Blues
Experiment). It is a collection of some
of his previous digital only EPs from the last year. Side A is taken from the Schorfheide Blues EP
and totally different with songs between 2 and 5mins in length. Leise
Versprecheu starts things off with a very relaxing drone synth, piano and some
wind. A very relaxing track. Tauz des Wayserläufer is a short synth piece
(sounds like his modular) repeating mostly one line but with another cutting
through it in a slow and buzzing way. Very cool the way it transforms. Schorfheide
Blues is a bit of a shock to the system with its heavy distorted guitar played
over some drums (mixed quite far back). Later it becomes two guitar layers and
ending with some mellotron like synths. Soirée à Lunéville is back to some piano
and a like plucked violin sound and is quite a short number. Machtscatteuspleeu
ends side A with another short synth piece. Side B is a 20min long modular
synthesizer exploration (listen below) unlike anything he has previously released. IT has over
20 layers of sounds and is quite complex at times. It starts off very slowly
with piano, another lead synth with a bit of a mysterious sound, then another
layer starts to repeat.. This is how the piece is built. Some layers get louder
and others lower as it grows in complexity but with the one lead synth slowly
maintaining theme you can grab on. 3mins
in a new bass line starts and a more spaced out sound with some effects that
kind of gets into your brain, grab your attention. By 10mins it is a musically
in a totally different place than where it started and stripped down to just
two or three layers- a fast oscillating one, and one or two spacey layers. I
really love the spacey guitar that cuts in around 12mins. Reminds me of some of
the stuff from my solo album (due out next year). Around 17mins it devolves
into an almost Tuvian throat singer like part that is quite cool and the guitar
comes back again. Some really nice panning in this section as well. A great
piece of music. I loved it. More,
please. This is being released in Feb
2017 on a limited edition vinyl in 200 copies with an insert and silkscreen
handmade covers. Cool..
This is a site where I post reviews of CDs, DVDs, LPs, and concerts. I have been writing music reviews on and off since 1984. I ran a heavy metal fanzine from 1984-1988 called Metal Madness and have been a staff writer for Aural Innovations for many years. I have also contributed to Chrohinga Well (RIP), Bad Acid (RIP), Lowcut (RIP), Roadburn and a number of other zines as well. I recently moved to Portugal so please request the new address and do not send any music to Denmark anymore. Tak..
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