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Luton: Black Box Animals - COMPACT DISCS

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Luton: Black Box Animals - COMPACT DISCSTitle: Black Box Animals Artist: Luton Label: Lost Tribe Sound Product Type: COMPACT DISCS UPC: 708527180235 Genre: Electronic Release Date: 2018 05 25 Number of Discs: 1 2018 release. Black Box Animals is the debut release from the Italian duo, Luton, formed in 2017 by Roberto P. Siguera and Attilio Novellino. The album is a textural feast of classically composed phrasing and heavily tar coated mechanics. Crawling abstract electronic structures meld

Title: Black Box Animals
Artist: Luton
Label: Lost Tribe Sound
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 708527180235
Genre: Electronic
Release Date: 2018-05-25
Number of Discs: 1

2018 release. Black Box Animals is the debut release from the Italian duo, Luton, formed in 2017 by Roberto P. Siguera and Attilio Novellino. The album is a textural feast of classically composed phrasing and heavily tar-coated mechanics. Crawling abstract electronic structures meld seamlessly into a wide array of electro-acoustics, built upon a fine edge that is focused on mood as much as melody. With each piece Luton deliver their own curious venom, striving for contrast, never settling into a predetermined genre. Black Box Animals was recorded around Europe with Luton Sinfonietta Orchestra, during several sessions of improvisation and post production in Stockholm, Manchester, Munich and Turin. The album shares some of the moodiness and frantic delivery of Deaf Center or even Ben Frost's works for film. Elsewhere, the intense drive and alchemic meld of electro-acoustic elements recall the likes of Rafael Anton Irisarri, Steve Reich, or Tim Hecker. While Luton find commonalities with these well-known masters, Black Box Animals makes an impression all it's own, creating an array of complex emotions, leaving us feeling a bit dirty, humbled, inexplicably at ease, perhaps off guard just enough to reshape our damaged conscious into a form of it's own likeness.

Tracks:
1.1 Mount Kenya Imperial
1.2 Spectres of Mark
1.3 Södermalm Phantom Cab
1.4 Eternal Now
1.5 Black Concrete
1.6 Archipelago
1.7 Night Avalanche
1.8 Elk Talk
1.9 Submergence
1.10 Ice Museum
1.11 Silent Fireworks

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