Johann Johannsson - Englaboern - 2007
Info Musique:
Englabörn [Vinyl] (2007)
Gatefold vinyl edition, originally released on CD by Touch in 2002 Johann Johannsson is one of the most active participants in the new Icelandic music scene. He is one of the founders of Kitchen Motors, the art organization/think tank/record label which specializes in instigating collaborations,more...Gatefold vinyl edition, originally released on CD by Touch in 2002 Johann Johannsson is one of the most active participants in the new Icelandic music scene. He is one of the founders of Kitchen Motors, the art organization/think tank/record label which specializes in instigating collaborations, promoting concerts and exhibitions, performances, chamber operas, producing films, books and radio shows based on the ideals of experimentation, collaboration and the search for new art forms. Johann has produced and written music with artists as diverse as Marc Almond (Stranger Things album), Barry Adamson and Pan Sonic, The Hafler Trio, Magga Stina and many others. He has also written music for the theatre, documentaries and soundtrack music for 3 feature films. Englaborn is Johanns first solo album. It is derived from music he wrote for an Icelandic play of the same name. For the CD release on Touch, the music was revised and restructured to make it stand as a work on its own and not simply function as a collection of cues. The music is written for string quartet, piano, organ, glockenspiel and percussion. These elements were processed and manipulated, adding delicate electronic backgrounds to the otherwise entirely acoustic recordings.
Genre: Alternative Rock
Editeur: Touch UK
Sortie le: Jul 21, 2009
Gatefold vinyl edition, originally released on CD by Touch in 2002 Johann Johannsson is one of the most active participants in the new Icelandic music scene. He is one of the founders of Kitchen Motors, the art organization/think tank/record label which specializes in instigating collaborations,more...Gatefold vinyl edition, originally released on CD by Touch in 2002 Johann Johannsson is one of the most active participants in the new Icelandic music scene. He is one of the founders of Kitchen Motors, the art organization/think tank/record label which specializes in instigating collaborations, promoting concerts and exhibitions, performances, chamber operas, producing films, books and radio shows based on the ideals of experimentation, collaboration and the search for new art forms. Johann has produced and written music with artists as diverse as Marc Almond (Stranger Things album), Barry Adamson and Pan Sonic, The Hafler Trio, Magga Stina and many others. He has also written music for the theatre, documentaries and soundtrack music for 3 feature films. Englaborn is Johanns first solo album. It is derived from music he wrote for an Icelandic play of the same name. For the CD release on Touch, the music was revised and restructured to make it stand as a work on its own and not simply function as a collection of cues. The music is written for string quartet, piano, organ, glockenspiel and percussion. These elements were processed and manipulated, adding delicate electronic backgrounds to the otherwise entirely acoustic recordings.
Genre: Alternative Rock
Editeur: Touch UK
Sortie le: Jul 21, 2009
Morceaux:
- Odi et Amo
- Englabörn
- Jói & Karen
- Þetta gerist á bestu bæjum
- Sálfræðingur
- Eg sleppi þér aldrei
- Sálfræðingur deyr
- Bað
- Ég heyrði allt án þess að hlusta
- Karen býr til engil
- Englabörn - tilbrigði
- Ég átti gráa æsku
- Krókódill
- Ef ég hefði aldrei...
- ...eins og venjulegt fólk
- Odi et Amo - bis
Jacquette:
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alt.binaries.sounds.flac
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Media Info:
| Propriété | Valeur | |
|---|---|---|
| Audio | Format | FLAC |
| Bitrate Mode | Variable | |
| Bitrate | 31.6 Kbps | |
| Canaux | 2 channels | |
| Sample Rate | 44.1 KHz | |
| Librairie | libFLAC 1.2.1 (UTC 2007-09-17) |
Taille:
213.84 MB (100%)
Mot de passe:
Non
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