Artist  : Giuseppe Ielasi
Title   : Tools
Genre   : Ambient
Year    : 2010
Date    : 07/2010
Bitrate : VBR kbps
Tracks  : 07
Label   : 12k
Source  : CDDA
Encoder : Lame 3.97
Length  : 19:48 min
Size    : 26,8 MB

Tracklist:
----------

01.Cooking Pan                            03:16
02.Rubber Band                            02:47
03.Polystyrene Box                        01:48
04.Metal Rod                              01:53
05.Aluminium Foil                         03:07
06.Tin Can                                03:24
07.Paper Lamp                             03:33
                                         -------
                                          19:48 min

Tools is the latest creation from
Italian experimentalist Giuseppe Ielasi.
While IelasiÆs work over the years as a
guitarist and drone artist has become
highly regarded his work on 2009Æs Aix
(12k1051) completely broke that mold,
turned heads, and quickly became one of
his most critically acclaimed releases.
The fractured, almost jazz-like rhythms
pieced together from sampled fragments
that graced Aix  has been taken one step
further in concept with Tools.

Created as singular studies into the
physicality of everyday objects, each
track on Tools, named for the object
from which it was made (ôCooking Pan,ö
ôRubber Band,ö ôPaper Lampö), is a
wonderfully playful trip into new ways
of listening and experiencing our
everyday.

With a title such as Tools, Ielasi has
set no preconceptions or metaphors with
his music except for the idea to make an
experimental (and somewhat ironic) play
on the traditional ôDJ-toolsö type of
record that contains buiding blocks to
allow a DJ to layer and combine with
other records. In IelasiÆs case,
however, the twist is in the fact that
these tracks, despite being simple and
stark, are complex,captivating
structures and explorations of physical
objects, composed in a way that is
becoming signature Ielasi, that becomes
perfect experimental music for hazy
summertime listening.

http://www.12k.com



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Artist  : Giuseppe Ielasi
Title   : Tools
Genre   : Ambient
Year    : 2010
Date    : 07/2010
Bitrate : VBR kbps
Tracks  : 07
Label   : 12k
Source  : CDDA
Encoder : Lame 3.97
Length  : 19:48 min
Size    : 26,8 MB

Tracklist:
----------

01.Cooking Pan                            03:16
02.Rubber Band                            02:47
03.Polystyrene Box                        01:48
04.Metal Rod                              01:53
05.Aluminium Foil                         03:07
06.Tin Can                                03:24
07.Paper Lamp                             03:33
                                         -------
                                          19:48 min

Tools is the latest creation from
Italian experimentalist Giuseppe Ielasi.
While Ielasi’s work over the years as a
guitarist and drone artist has become
highly regarded his work on 2009’s Aix
(12k1051) completely broke that mold,
turned heads, and quickly became one of
his most critically acclaimed releases.
The fractured, almost jazz-like rhythms
pieced together from sampled fragments
that graced Aix  has been taken one step
further in concept with Tools.

Created as singular studies into the
physicality of everyday objects, each
track on Tools, named for the object
from which it was made (“Cooking Pan,”
“Rubber Band,” “Paper Lamp”), is a
wonderfully playful trip into new ways
of listening and experiencing our
everyday.

With a title such as Tools, Ielasi has
set no preconceptions or metaphors with
his music except for the idea to make an
experimental (and somewhat ironic) play
on the traditional “DJ-tools” type of
record that contains buiding blocks to
allow a DJ to layer and combine with
other records. In Ielasi’s case,
however, the twist is in the fact that
these tracks, despite being simple and
stark, are complex,captivating
structures and explorations of physical
objects, composed in a way that is
becoming signature Ielasi, that becomes
perfect experimental music for hazy
summertime listening.

http://www.12k.com



This NFO File was rendered by NFOmation.net