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Anthony Pateras: Errors of the Human Body
Thriller di ambientazione scientifica, girato all'istituto Max Planck di Dresda, tra dramma personale e sperimentazione genetica, il film offre a Pateras un ampio spettro compositivo, utilizzando sia strumenti acustici che elettronici, oltre alle ottime percussioni degli Speak Percussion.
Tutti gli elementi "classici" della musica da thriller, timbriche inquietanti, lunghe sospensioni, textures claustrofobiche, vengono maneggiati da Pateras con grande abilità, ma c'è anche spazio per piccole ossessioni dance [nella traccia "XIJ"], agghiaccianti ninnananne, borbottanti invettive glitch e spiazzanti architetture elettroacustiche.
Non abbiamo avuto il piacere di vedere il film, ma la musica è indubbiamente interessante, confermando da un lato la statura artistica e la versatilità di Pateras, dall'altro ponendosi come oggetto sonoro intrigante anche senza il supporto delle immagini. Da ascoltare!
Track Listing
01. Cellular Cloud 1; 02. Burton; 03. Easter Gene; 04. Research From Unexpected Places; 05. Automatic 1; 06. Infectious; 07. River Elbe; 08. Personal Delivery; 09. Mouse House; 10. XIJ; 11. Automatic 2; 12. Burtons Lullaby; 13. Milk & Mice; 14. Cellular Cloud 2; 15. Sorry About Your Tail; 16. Automatic 3; 17. At Least I Knew Who I Was Fucking; 18. Fahrschein Bitte; 19. Burtons Syndrome; 20. Automatic 4; 21. Humans & Mice.
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Title: Errors of the Human Body | Year Released: 2012 | Record Label: Avava Artists
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