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Flin van Hemmen: You Can Know Where The Bombs Fell
ByWhile these sounds were created by combining sampled music, environmental sounds, voices, and van Hemmen playing various instruments in the studio, there's an organic feel to each track. "Heels Rise" loops what sounds like a church organ with flashes of prayer that repeat over a street scene. Listeners follow stiletto heels as they wend away from the service. Van Hemmen is in no hurry to give further explanation here. The night sounds of "Where Mushrooms Grow" begin in an outside environment before diving in to the DNA of the fungi for its perspective. Nature gives way to the urban with "Epoch" as city street and traffic sounds lead the ear into an industrial zone. For van Hemmen, experience is music, whether it is a scary nightmare forest ("Where the Bombs Fell") or the pulse of static electricity inside a microchip ("Made Visible"). The studio constructions heard here feel like they are anything but fabricated. His success is this natural unselfconscious document.
Track Listing
Heels Rise; These Are The Gateways; Where Mushrooms Grow; Epoch; Where the Bombs Fell; The Blood Of All Nature; Made Visible.
Personnel
Flin Van Hemmen
producerAlbum information
Title: You Can Know Where The Bombs Fell | Year Released: 2021 | Record Label: Neither/nor Records
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