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Gianluca Favaron, Corrado Altieri

The System of Objects

Label: Silentes Minimal Editions

Format: CD

Genre: Electronic

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Silentes presents a new collaborative effort between two prominent artists of Italy's electronic and experimental scene, Corrado Altieri (Candor Chasma, Monosonik, Uncodified) and Gianluca Favaron (ab'she, Under The Snow, Z'been). Inspired by Jean Baudrillard's essay of the same name, "The System of Objects" offers seven compositions combining field recordings, analogue textures, computer music and concrète sounds. Altieri e Favaron dig deep in the unconscious of the french philosopher, devising a hypothetical music score of his manifesto on the relations between objects universe and consumer society ideologies: drones and digital pulses, processed tapes and multi-layered frequencies make for a voyage to the borders of ambient, noise and radical experiments.

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Cat. number: SME 1361
Year: 2013

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Recorded during Spring 2013 in Treviso / Cagliari.

This work is inspired by Jean Baudrillard's book "Le Système Des Objects" (1968).

Release notes

Recorded during Spring 2013 in Treviso / Cagliari. This work is inspired by [a=Jean Baudrillard]'s book "Le Système Des Objects" (1968).

Tracklist
1Objects And Time 16:32
2Adjustment3:24
3Cultural Censorship6:48
4A Closed Language5:17
5Serial Conditioning2:34
6Objects And Time 25:43
7Unconscious System4:54
Credits
Afe Creative Laboratories
Artwork
Andrea Marutti
Artwork
Corrado Altieri
Computer
Gianluca Favaron
Electronics, Tape
Simon Balestrazzi
Mastered By
Stefano Gentile
Photography By [Photos]