Yellow Fever! by Señor Coconut
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Yellow Fever! by Señor Coconut
HAT- Shinjuku Photoshop DSP-Holiday 1998-07-21 Daisyworld Discs / SYDW-0012
Föllakzoid - I - despite the title, this is their new (fourth) album
The long-awaited fourth full-length by Föllakzoid isn’t merely a recalibration for the band. It is a multidimensional reconsideration of what the process of songwriting, performance, and creating a work of recorded music can be. Föllakzoid grows via depuration, aiming with each record to fill longer spaces of time with fewer and fewer elements. The creative perspective of the band has always been about unlearning the narrative and musical knowledge that shape the physical and digital formats and conceptions available, both visually and musically in order to make a time-space metric structure that dissolves both the author and the narrative paradigms. “We found our sonic and metric identity even more in these songs than in our previous attempts,” guitarist/singer Domingæ Garcia-Huidobro explains. Unlike past Föllakzoid records, that were done in single takes with the full band, this record took three months to construct out of more than 60 separate stems – guitars, bass, drums, synthesizers, and vocals, all recorded in isolation. Producer Atom TM, who was not present for recording, was then asked to re-organize the four sequences of stems without any length, structural restrictions or guidelines. Those sequences ultimately became the four long tracks that appear on I. The result of this was a set of songs where neither the band’s, nor the producer’s, structural vision primarily shaped the metric or tonal space shifts, but where both were still subliminally present in each of the parts that form the structure and the frequency modulations that guide them.
Walzerzyklus is a collaborative EP from German artist Atom™ and Russian singer Lisokot, released on Raster music label. Atom™ worked with Lisokot to craft seven tracks that employ the ¾ time of a classic waltz. I was asked to create costumes for this project, which would include a reinterpretation of XVI-XVII centuries gowns’ elements.
Erik Satin - Magnifique (I’m Going Out Of My Head)
Always inspired by the cover artwork of Tetsu Inoue’s personal projects and collaborations for Fax, Rather Interesting and Instinct amongst others - I think the above are my favourites.
Uwe Schmidt ("Señor Coconut") covering Tong Poo on his album, Yellow Fever! which YMO seems to have actually collaborated on. Released in 2006.
Find album reviews, songs, credits and award information for Yellow Fever! by Señor Coconut on AllMusic - 2006 - Continuing on its cockeyed