Foster Neville - The Edge Of Destruction - VINYL LP
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- Genre: Dance and electronic
- Description: The Edge of Destruction is the debut album from Durham-based artist Foster Neville. 19th century German poetry, the theories of Prince Matila Costiesco Ghyka, and fellow Northerner Basil Bunting's long poem 'Briggflatts', together with the architecture of Le Corbusier (especially the Modulor), are the reference points for the techniques employed on this new . Influenced by the early methods of Brian Eno it sounds as if it might be generative but it isn't. There is a total rejection of the loop; instead the album develops an evocative language of it's own, one which attempts to revive some of our earliest pulses as sentient beings but also one that is more suitable for the shifting structures of the dying stages of the second Elizabethan age. The title is an appreciative nod towards Doctor Who, in particular the third serial broadcast in 1964. The tracks progressively map out a collective narrative of threat and survival in a strange and uncertain world, with a strong folk horror element running through - as titles like 'Hookland' and 'The Devil's Arrows' suggest. The human voice is absent from all but one of the album's tracks, appropriately enough the title track, and those enumerations are like a countdown to some unstated and yet imminent disaster and are in Chinese (spoken by Wang Tiao) as if to demonstrate even further alienation (for English speakers at least) from the information which language would conventionally carry. Blending analogue, electronic and acoustic sounds, the album's dark romanticism and gothic qualities are evident in the way familiar sounds are mixed with the more exotic and treated, and primitive elements have been combined with the melodic. The aim was to present a sonically rich journey and one which it is pleasant to immerse yourself in, rather than the more avant-garde sounds the processes drawn from poetry and architecture might imply.
- Artist: Foster Neville
- Title: The Edge Of Destruction
- Format: VINYL
- Label: Subexotic
- Release Date: 06/30/2023
- Genre: Dance and electronic
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- UPC: 5060911680475
The Edge of Destruction is the debut album from Durham-based artist Foster Neville. 19th century German poetry, the theories of Prince Matila Costiesco Ghyka, and fellow Northerner Basil Bunting's long poem 'Briggflatts', together with the architecture of Le Corbusier (especially the Modulor), are the reference points for the techniques employed on this new . Influenced by the early methods of Brian Eno it sounds as if it might be generative but it isn't. There is a total rejection of the loop; instead the album develops an evocative language of it's own, one which attempts to revive some of our earliest pulses as sentient beings but also one that is more suitable for the shifting structures of the dying stages of the second Elizabethan age. The title is an appreciative nod towards Doctor Who, in particular the third serial broadcast in 1964. The tracks progressively map out a collective narrative of threat and survival in a strange and uncertain world, with a strong folk horror element running through - as titles like 'Hookland' and 'The Devil's Arrows' suggest. The human voice is absent from all but one of the album's tracks, appropriately enough the title track, and those enumerations are like a countdown to some unstated and yet imminent disaster and are in Chinese (spoken by Wang Tiao) as if to demonstrate even further alienation (for English speakers at least) from the information which language would conventionally carry. Blending analogue, electronic and acoustic sounds, the album's dark romanticism and gothic qualities are evident in the way familiar sounds are mixed with the more exotic and treated, and primitive elements have been combined with the melodic. The aim was to present a sonically rich journey and one which it is pleasant to immerse yourself in, rather than the more avant-garde sounds the processes drawn from poetry and architecture might imply.
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