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Go easy on me, Adele! As we noted in our best love songs of 2021 roundup (opens in new tab), the tearjerker is based on the singer's divorce. Grab a tissue box (or five) and prepare for Adele's full album, 30, which will be released on November 19.
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Press Release info: Actually Laughing Out Loud is a project by Rubén Patiño which explores the sound of laughter as a compositional material as well as a means of psychological conditioning. It originated as a re-interpretation of the "laugh track" sound effect featured prominently in many beloved TV sitcoms. ALOL stretches the boundaries in between the enjoyable and the uncanny while addressing certain aspects of contemporary entertainment and popular culture. At the same time, it is an attempt to explore humour as a subversive tool that allows Patiño to question, through a playful approach, rigid standards and a persistent excess of "seriousness" in contemporary electronic music.The album is a compilation of sonic assemblages of manipulated laughter samples that have been featured in Patiño's concerts and spatial interventions over the last years. Such as No Laughing Matter, a performance created with Kay Schuttel presented at Berghain as part of CTM 2020, that included 5 laughing vocalists live and numerous compositions included in the CD.
I\u2019m glad that you\u2019re doing this right now, it feels cozy and nice, especially while we\u2019re all sheltering in place. So obviously you really love sound: you\u2019ve made albums and have done sound for numerous films, and your new film with Veronika Kusumaryati, Expedition Content, is focused primarily on sound. Was there a point early on in your life where you realized that music and sound was something that you wanted to focus your life on? And you can think about sounds that you were drawn to when you were a child.
Gil Sans\u00F3n: Song, the limits of song, getting close to song, hovering around the idea of song, being in and out of song, hearing a sound that reminds you of a song, imagining a song without delivering one, playing around the signifiers associated with song, messing around with the tenets of being in a rock band, levelling the field between instruments and everything that\u2019s not an instrument. I sense all of this when I listen to this record by the three-piece Maths Balance Volumes. The title clearly implies the memento mori theme that we find in most of the tracks of the album, emphasized by a delivery that\u2019s both proudly indie rock and indebted to the blues, without any purist ethos regarding the form but clearly intent on keeping all the emotional resonances available. The transient nature of the human experience finds expression in everything from the microphone hum, the mid range and the lo-fi ethos of the recording, but the weight of the songs themselves is enough to convey the message. It\u2019s a good call, and one that keeps the music away from the formalism of most blues based investigations of recent years; the feeling of arte povera fits the music like a glove and heightens the impact of the music.
Marshall Gu: For headphones only; the intimacy and strangeness get lost in the air. The songs that make up A Year Closer are not so much \u2018songs\u2019 as they are peeking through windows into a suburban home. The residents aren\u2019t there, so they go about their business, sometimes muttering to themselves and singing in a way that makes it feel like these songs aren\u2019t for you to hear, they\u2019re for them. Little snatches of tune you hum to yourself in the shower, or while making bread. Opener \u201CThe Mask Isn\u2019t Working\u201D is the creak of hardwood floors and inaudible words until near the end where a man says the title\u2019s words aloud, and so the title A Year Closer expands into its full unstated version: A Year Closer to Death. And everything afterwards carries an ominous weight. \u201CEvery step I take draws me closer to the ground,\u201D a woman says clearly on \u201CWork Last Monday\u201D while her husband enjoys his old American folk records, \u201CSomething is going to break soon.\u201D But I like this album more in theory than I do execution, as if someone took The Hissing of Summer Lawns very literally.[6]
Joshua Minsoo Kim: As you may have guessed from how late this issue is going up on this Friday, and how I\u2019ve failed to be timely in posting Tone Glow issues, I\u2019ve been incredibly tired as of late. After the election, after work debacles, and a year of being holed up at home, an album like this is exactly what I want to hear. This is music that really doesn\u2019t sound like anything musical in the sense that I don\u2019t feel like I\u2019m being asked to pay attention to it. I\u2019m not being asked to think about these as songs. I\u2019m not inclined to analyze them. They\u2019re just things that exist: rustling, greyscale electronics, unadorned singing and playing and talking.
I must admit, I am not familiar with Maths Balance Volumes\u2019s development after the long hiatus from 2008 to 2017; perhaps for diehard fans, their sound on this album was wholly anticipated. However, it took me very much by surprise. \u201CWe Had Time\u201D is, paradoxically, both more abstract and more focused than anything I\u2019ve heard from the band before. Generally clocking in under four minutes, the songs here have a real sense of composition, in stark contrast to the strongly jam-inflected sound of their early output. On the other hand, those compositions feature sounds which are far less \u2018musical\u2019 in the conventional sense: squeaky wheels, unplaceable burbles and scratches and rips, and what sounds like a degraded tape recording of a filing cabinet dragged across a concrete floor. These sounds, playing against the heavily Appalachian-influenced singing and instrumentation, create a pleasing juxtaposition. The album almost sounds like the work of an old-timey mountain hermit, using kitchen utensils, rusty car parts, and cheap tape recorders in place of guitars, pianos, and drums. And\u2014what can I say?\u2014I\u2019m totally into that.[8]
Press Release info: Actually Laughing Out Loud is a project by Rub\u00E9n Pati\u00F1o which explores the sound of laughter as a compositional material as well as a means of psychological conditioning. It originated as a re-interpretation of the \"laugh track\" sound effect featured prominently in many beloved TV sitcoms. ALOL stretches the boundaries in between the enjoyable and the uncanny while addressing certain aspects of contemporary entertainment and popular culture. At the same time, it is an attempt to explore humour as a subversive tool that allows Pati\u00F1o to question, through a playful approach, rigid standards and a persistent excess of \"seriousness\" in contemporary electronic music.The album is a compilation of sonic assemblages of manipulated laughter samples that have been featured in Pati\u00F1o's concerts and spatial interventions over the last years. Such as No Laughing Matter, a performance created with Kay Schuttel presented at Berghain as part of CTM 2020, that included 5 laughing vocalists live and numerous compositions included in the CD.
The few tracks that sustain, structure and develop their sound experiments, like \u201CECHOIC FUN\u201D and \u201CMAD MEDLEY,\u201D are really a treat. The first involves various distortions and delays pushing the chuckle into its neighboring sounds, coughing, vomiting, sneezing, saying pew like a laser gun and so on, which is both a neat trick and gets at the hidden grammar underlying our perception, like good Op Art. The second, \u201CMad MEDLEY,\u201D does live up to its name, beginning with a metallic laugh complimenting the buzzing of a tanpura, and ending with hooting whipping in and out of our hearing like it was played out of a Leslie Cabinet. But these are exceptions, and most tracks here fall into cartoonishness, sounding like a chopped and screwed remix of a Halloween muzak record. There are laughs that sound like this (\u201CPAHAHATI\u00D1OUTRO\u201D), and like this (\u201CSPEEDY LAUGHING\u201D), and in \u201CRISA RAMPANTE,\u201D something that sounds like sex grunts processed through the TurboGrafx-16 sound chip. Pati\u00F1o here is trying to defamiliarize the laugh, but that project feels already accomplished by generations of YouTube poop, Timbaland production and whatever \u201960s Bollywood was on. While the concept is pretty stale, at least there are fabulous musical bits and pieces that rise out of the soupy mess of the weaker tracks, and if given space to shine, would\u2019ve made a different, much better album. We feel best what Actually Laughing Out Loud wants to be in the middle of \u201CSPEEDY LAUGHING,\u201D where Pati\u00F1o weaves a dense tapestry of Galaga sound effects that could\u2019ve been a lovely passage from Hosono\u2019s Video Game Music. Instead we get a half-hour of the snickering trees from Paper Mario covering Pharmakon, which is funny but we\u2019re only figuratively laughing out loud.[4] 2ff7e9595c
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