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The Hafler Trio: Dislocation
Accompagnato da un packaging a libro/tasca che ripropone le mappe del progetto originale, Dislocation [accompagnato come spesso accade da misteriosi, esoterici e poco attendibili commenti pseudoscientifici] fa parte di una lunga serie di meritorie ristampe curate dalla Korm Plastics e in due lunghe suite esplora, a partire da registrazioni ambientali, le trasformazioni, a volte eteree, ben più spesso minacciose, di suoni e rumori.
Inutile forse cercare letture lineari di questo lavoro, così come poco proficuo potrebbe risultare il perdersi nei sibillini testi di accompagnamento: la cosa migliore è quindi quella di abbandonarsi alla "dislocazione", al viaggio onirico e inquietante che la musica di questo disco ci offre, come fossimo turisti con un pendolo intenzionali a distruggere il tempo. Ne vale decisamente la pena!
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Track Listing
01. Tourist With Pendulum; 02. Chronos Destroyed
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Title: Dislocation | Year Released: 2008 | Record Label: Johnson & Johnson
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