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- An MVD Exclusive
- SKU: M2017-7
- Format: CD
- UPC: 8016108030735
- Street Date: 08/04/17
- PreBook Date: 06/30/17
- Label: Minotauro »
- Genre: Ambient/Experimental
- Run Time: 46:00 mins
- Number of Discs: 1
- Year of Production: 2017
- Box Lot: 0
- Territory: US
- Language: English
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TELE.S.THERION - Luzifers Abschied
Acousmatic black metal ensemble. A concept album based on the 4th scene of
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TELE.S.THERION in large ensemble with: Lunurumh, Michel Doneda, Le Quan Ninh, Jason Van Gulick, Kasper T. Toeplitz, Antoine Chessex, Paolo Sanna. Acousmatic black metal it's our self-defined musical genre, a kind of conception about the sound experience, related to the phylosophy of Pythagoras of Samos. The acousmatic art, according to Pierre Schaeffer "is said to be derived from akousmatikoi, the outer circle of Pythagora's disciples who only heard their teacher speaking from behind a veil. In a similar way, one hears acousmatic music from behind the 'veil' of loudspeakers, without seeing the source of the sound". Inspired by the Russolo's researches in his black Art of Noise, the sound spatialization studies of Karlheinz Stockhausen and his music theory, and by Edgar Varese's studies and his vision of "sound as living matter". Music for loudspeakers and audience; based on atonal music and non-idiomatic improvisation principles, applied to a radical black metal approach, linked to authors such as Abruptum, Bathory, Celtic Frost, Moevot, and other pioneers in this music genre, designed in acousmatic key, for an immersive deep listening experience of the sound projection.
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'Luzifers Abschied' is a startling work of utter madness and it feels like its composers have really channelled something completely evil and forbidden in its disharmonic composition. If you are feeling brave go explore its ungodly terrain but be warned that once opened this is not something that can easily be shut, far less forgotten!
—Pete Woods, avenoctum.com
This album is not to be overlooked, a work of great importance for these circles of sound art and experimentation and music that defies the need for classification, save for the unifying principle of blackness and darkness.
—Black Viola, heathenharvest.org