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Antoine Chessex

Terra incognita

Label: Absurd

Format: LP

Genre: Sound Art

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€17.90
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Terra Incognita is a documentation of Antoine Chessex's live stuff recorded in Berlin and in Asia. 2 sax / electronics blasts, capturing as much as possible of Antoine’s live energy and atmosphere. Harsh Noise pieces with only very little recognizable sax-playing. Comes in a nice fold-out cover with full colour artwork inside. The record is basically a 12″ on one side and a 7″ on the other.

Striked accidentally to do a 1sided LP of Antoine's work a couple of months ago. Turned out to be no more no less but a documentation of recent live stuff recorded in Berlin and in Asia. 2 sax-electronics blasts and a more frequency like one capturing as much as possible of Antoine's live energy and atmosphere. While working on it we found a mutual interest in ancient and medieval maps therefore is housed as such As if you are opening a map and start examining an unknown sound origin that lies in front of you with all its known, unknown, hidden or not places Simply play loud and get sucked into it!

Details
Cat. number: #77
Year: 2009
Notes:
Packaged in a special foldout cover, which opens on the front side. A1 recorded and assembled in Berlin in 2009. A2 recorded live in Berlin in 2008. A3 recorded live at Videotage, Hong Kong, September 2008. Cover adapted from photos of the gatekeepers of 'Agios Nikolaos Agoras' church, Ioannina, Greece. Inner map is an adaptation of Cresques's Abraham: the Catalan Atlas (cosmographical diagram: the Earth), courtesy of Bibliotheque Nationale de France. Side A plays at 33 ⅓ RPM Side B plays at 45 RPM Side B has a single track which is cut in the inner part of the record (in the 7" record area).