Ricardo Donoso - Progress Trap - VINYL LP
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Ten years after the transcendent syncopated debut 'Progress Chance', Ricardo Donoso returns with a pulsing retrospect of rhythmic determination and wide-eyed wonder with 'Progress Trap'. The moods on these electronic miniatures vary from piece to piece; some somber, brooding, and laden with mystery, others starry-eyed, tinged with sci-fi, and hungry for adventure.Connections are finally forged between Donoso's early hardware synthesizer arpeggiation experiments, his darker and more abstract work with an emphasis on synthetic textures, pulsation, and sound design and the more recent extreme full throttle electronic mayhem and prog inspired technical opuses. Progress Trap is as harmonious as it's predecessor allowing dissonance to subtly seep in, providing mere hints at the undercurrent of threat hidden beneath the music's smooth surface. There's a lot to digest on Progress Trap, as with Donoso's entire canon, but as always, the effort is repaid.A1. They Saw it Coming 3 202. Hostile Environments 2 273. Great Acceleration 3 034. Master and Emissary 2 455. Essential Asymmetry 1 15B6. Forward and Backward 3 007. A Two-Sided Story 2 398. Separated From Living Things 4 139. Reconcilable Differences 3 2110. Accelerating Into a Wall 2 57
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- GenreDance and electronicDescriptionTen years after the transcendent syncopated debut 'Progress Chance', Ricardo Donoso returns with a pulsing retrospect of rhythmic determination and wide-eyed wonder with 'Progress Trap'. The moods on these electronic miniatures vary from piece to piece; some somber, brooding, and laden with mystery, others starry-eyed, tinged with sci-fi, and hungry for adventure.Connections are finally forged between Donoso's early hardware synthesizer arpeggiation experiments, his darker and more abstract work with an emphasis on synthetic textures, pulsation, and sound design and the more recent extreme full throttle electronic mayhem and prog inspired technical opuses. Progress Trap is as harmonious as it's predecessor allowing dissonance to subtly seep in, providing mere hints at the undercurrent of threat hidden beneath the music's smooth surface. There's a lot to digest on Progress Trap, as with Donoso's entire canon, but as always, the effort is repaid.A1. They Saw it Coming 3 202. Hostile Environments 2 273. Great Acceleration 3 034. Master and Emissary 2 455. Essential Asymmetry 1 15B6. Forward and Backward 3 007. A Two-Sided Story 2 398. Separated From Living Things 4 139. Reconcilable Differences 3 2110. Accelerating Into a Wall 2 57ArtistRicardo DonosoTitleProgress TrapFormatVINYLLabelDenovali Records
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Ten years after the transcendent syncopated debut 'Progress Chance', Ricardo Donoso returns with a pulsing retrospect of rhythmic determination and wide-eyed wonder with 'Progress Trap'. The moods on these electronic miniatures vary from piece to piece; some somber, brooding, and laden with mystery, others starry-eyed, tinged with sci-fi, and hungry for adventure.Connections are finally forged between Donoso's early hardware synthesizer arpeggiation experiments, his darker and more abstract work with an emphasis on synthetic textures, pulsation, and sound design and the more recent extreme full throttle electronic mayhem and prog inspired technical opuses. Progress Trap is as harmonious as it's predecessor allowing dissonance to subtly seep in, providing mere hints at the undercurrent of threat hidden beneath the music's smooth surface. There's a lot to digest on Progress Trap, as with Donoso's entire canon, but as always, the effort is repaid.A1. They Saw it Coming 3 202. Hostile Environments 2 273. Great Acceleration 3 034. Master and Emissary 2 455. Essential Asymmetry 1 15B6. Forward and Backward 3 007. A Two-Sided Story 2 398. Separated From Living Things 4 139. Reconcilable Differences 3 2110. Accelerating Into a Wall 2 57
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