Autopsia
The Berlin Requiem
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Truly monumental in scale, a huge electroacoustic fresco. Symphonic orchestration bring forth a barrage of colossal sorrow. This is electronic music of exquiste tension and ecstatic release, moving from drones to explosive classicaly orchestrated peaks. The album symbolically resurrected, though perhaps simultaneously burried, Breht and Weill's Das Berliner Requiem.
In the context of 'The Berlin Reqiem', Brecht's 'Berliner Requiem' might be seen as a quotation in its entirety. In the initial ground of Brecht's poetic there is a concordance with the poetic of Autopsia. Otherwise 'The Berlin Requiem' wouldn't have happened at all. However, every similarity ends with this initial ground. Autopsia’s music is a hall of mirrors, each one distorting us differently.
Format
Released in a glossy Digipak with white tray.
No booklet. Notes from back of Digipak:
"All music Autopsia & Dämmerung Orchestra © 2006"
"Engeneered [sic!] & mastered at Mustakillah Studio Prague 2006"
Release notes
Released in a glossy Digipak with white tray. No booklet. Notes from back of Digipak: "All music Autopsia & Dämmerung Orchestra © 2006" "Engeneered [sic!] & mastered at Mustakillah Studio Prague 2006"
| 1 | Funeral Music I | 7:32 | |
| 2 | Retorten Genese | 9:44 | |
| 3 | Funeral Music II | 6:51 | |
| 4 | Radical Machine 3.0 | 2:52 | |
| 5 | Funeral Music III | 4:08 | |
| 6 | Sounds For Remembering Death | 10:07 |
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- Dämmerung Orchestra
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