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<BODY><PRE class=style41><STRONG><SPAN class=250535312-14112010><A href="http://www.audiobulb.com">http://www.audiobulb.com</A></SPAN></STRONG></PRE><PRE class=style41><STRONG><SPAN class=250535312-14112010></SPAN></STRONG><STRONG><SPAN class=250535312-14112010>Resonating Wires - Autistici Reworked</SPAN></STRONG></PRE><PRE class=style41><STRONG>BOOMKAT</STRONG>
Audiobulb label owner David Newman presents another set of Autistici works, this time remixed by the great and
the good of contemporary electronica: contributions come from acts like Richard Chartier, Francisco Lopez, Isan,
Sawako and Ian Hawgood with Danny Norbury. The album begins with ex-Slowdive drummer Simon Scott,
whose 'Orexis' takes on a studious dissection of static and tiny acoustic timbres. From within all this whirring
minimalism a backdraft of granular drone rises up and takes the track to its finale. Bluermutt's 'Telephone Library'
is a more melodic electronica enterprise, in keeping with Isan's tuneful electroacoustic study 'Isan Ice Later',
which beautifully mixes together percussive sounds, crystalline bell tones, xylophone (and very possibly
something to do with ice, given the title) plus bowed strings. A similar strategy is adopted by Ian Hawgood and
Danny Norbury, whose collaboration yields some arrestingly lovely results, particularly thanks to the addition of
Norbury's arcing cello strokes. Bridging a gap between this and the more experimental material is Sawako,
whose music is either very experimental electropop or very tuneful microsound, depending on your perspective.
Either way, her 'Tide Ride' is a clear-cut album highlight. Richard Chartier and Francisco Lopez fly the flag for the
more lowercase end of the experimental music spectrum, fashioning some incredibly detailed, incredibly quiet
compositions from the source material, with Chartier's 'Wire.Re' standing out in particular..</PRE>
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