StreetCoffee, Brammersgade – Århus, DK is having a yard sale and flea market Saturday the 25th of may. Vektormusik will be there with lots of knobs and cozy krautish electronica.
Somewhere around noon.
“Uro” from the latest Vektormusik LP is featured in the portrait film on the danish opera singer Peter Lodahl by Casablanca Films, DK. Labelmates GRAF is featured as well with unreleased live recordings.
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Vektormusik Interfoliere EP released on Rump Recordings in 2007 is now available on bandcamp. Stream the album or purchase one of the last 5 vinyls left in stock.
”Heavy on the atmospheric side, interfoliere is a lovely sophomore release for this duo that carefully weaves together electronic rhythms with sampled piano, clarinet, trumpet, and the ilk”. – (Indieville).
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New knobs in the studio. A Nord Drum and a modular system consisting of Pittsburgh Osc, Pittsburgh ADSR, Pittsburgh Filter, Doepfer linear VCA, Doepfer Noise Generator and Phonogene Make Noise .. great sounding devices with endless possibilities!
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This week is just getting better and better. Two great reviews in a week! The second one is written by Richard Allen for aCloserListen – a home for instrumental and experimental music.
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The sense of unrest is found in an ongoing unwillingness to settle upon a single genre. While classical and kraut might not seem to go together, neither did chocolate and chipotle until around two years back; this too is a new flavor, biding its time.
- Richard Allen for aCloserListen.
Fluid-Radio has written an interesting and lyrical review of Uro/Unrest. Being one of the, in our humble opinion, most influential and active sites for covering the more introvert vast electronic music scene, we are happy to find our music disassembled by such picturesque paragraphs.
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The range of techniques employed in this album make it far more interesting than a lot of experimental and ambient music out there. Strangely it succeeds in arranging these into almost populist bite size chunks. No one track outstays its welcome, yet none seem too brief. Don’t look here for a soundtrack to sunny days or a calming passage to sleep… look here to find music that is brave and weird enough to go against the grain and impress on numerous confusing and harmonious levels.
- Daniel WJ Mackenzie for Fluid Radio
