BIOSPHERE / DEATHPROD : Stator [CD [TO:99]] : noise music, experimental music, contemporary music, sound art, electronic music, improvisation, free jazz, avant-garde music, PARALLAX RECORDS online shop

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BIOSPHERE / DEATHPROD : Stator

  • Format: CD [TO:99]
  • Shipping Weight: 0.09lbs
  • Label: Touch

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'Biosphere is the main recording name of Geir Jenssen, a Norwegian musician who has released a notable catalog of ambient electronic music. He is well known for his "ambient techno" and "arctic ambient" styles and his use of loops and peculiar samples from sci-fi sources. His 1997 album Substrata is generally seen as one of the all-time classic ambient albums. Deathprod is a pseudonym used by Norwegian artist Helge Sten. Sten began creating music under this name in 1991, and in 2004 a self-titled retrospective box set collecting most of his recorded work was released. Sten uses homemade electronics, old tape echo machines, ring modulators, filters, theremins, samplers, and other devices to craft his sound. Jenssen and Sten previously collaborated on Nordheim Transformed (RCD 2005CD), a 1998 collection of reworked Arne Nordheim compositions. Stator is a split release, with three tracks by Jenssen and four by Sten. Mastered by Sten at Audio Virus Lab, Oslo. Commissioned by Tape to Zero.'



Tracklist
1 Biosphere - Muses-C - 6:53
2 Deathprod - Shimmer/Flicker - 5:35
3 Biosphere - Baud - 7:21
4 Deathprod - Polychromatic - 1:56
5 Deathprod - Disc - 3:16
6 Biosphere - Space Is Fizzy - 6:43
7 Deathprod - Optical - 10:14

Credits
Mastered By ? Helge Sten
Photography By ? Jon Wozencroft
Producer ? Biosphere, Deathprod

Notes
Released in Digisleeve.
Commissioned by Tape To Zero. Thanks to Kjetil Huesebo and Terje Evensen

stator ('ste?t?)
n
1. (Electrical Engineering) The stationary part of a rotary machine or device, esp. of a motor or generator.
2. (Aeronautics) A system of non-rotating radially arranged parts with within a rotating assembly: the fixed blades of an axial flow compressor in a gas turbine.
[C20: from Latin: one who stands (by), from st?re, to stand].

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