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Valerio Cosi

Plays Popol Vuh

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RED VINYL. Italian sax wizard/multi-instrumentalist/electronic musician (and one of Caribou's Italian favorites) Valerio Cosi comes back after 5 years of silence with a new LP entitled "Plays Popol Vuh". We're not sure if he meant to cover the original titles by the legendary Krautrock collective, because if you're enthusiastically devoted to the 70's band you'll have hard time to find their original melodies in Valerio's renditions. We're sure and proud to tell that the magic he spreads in his work is just beyond your imagination.
The modern classical suggestions of "Aguirre (In B Major: Stars Aligning)" (feat. Paul de Jong from The Books on cellos), the quasi-industrial/distopic visions of "Hosianna Mantra" (ending like a furious jam that would perfectly fit into a Swans' record), the unusual techno landscapes of "Affenstunde", the psychedelic trance of "Vuh" and the future-funk brilliance of "Train Through Time" trace new exciting paths into Valerio's electronic territories.

Details
Cat. number: DS009
Year: 2014

Release notes

Liner Notes: "Plays Popol Vuh" has been recorded in Valerio Cosi's Home Sweet Home Studio, A.D. 2013. [...] Guests/additional musicians/samples: A1/B3: Paul de Jong (The Books) on cellos and samples - A2/B2/B3: Zac Nelson on additional acoustic drums - B2: Florian Fricke ("train" sample from "Train Through Time" by Popol Vuh - "Affenstunde" bonus track from 1999) - B3: Mauro Corvaglia: electric guitar. [...] Mastered, cut and manufactured by Duophonic GbR, Ravenspurgerstr. 41, 86150…

Tracklist
A1Aguirre (In B Major: Stars Aligning)5:30
A2Hosianna Mantra9:30
B1Vuh5:08
B2Train Through Time5:40
B3Affenstunde7:52
Credits
Evan Piccirillo
Artwork
Valerio Cosi
Music By [Music], Instrumentation By [Instruments], Editor [Editing], Mixed By [Mixing]

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