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Black Truffle US
Browse the latest digital releases on Black Truffle US
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BLACKTRUFFLE 075D
04 Jun 21
Ambient/Drone
04 Jun 21
Ambient/Drone
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BLACKTRUFFLE 067D
28 Aug 20
Ambient/Drone
28 Aug 20
Ambient/Drone
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BLACKTRUFFLE 064D
24 Jul 20
Ambient/Drone
24 Jul 20
Ambient/Drone
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BLACKTRUFFLE 060D
03 Jul 20
Ambient/Drone
03 Jul 20
Ambient/Drone
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BLACKTRUFFLE 048D
07 Jun 19
Ambient/Drone
07 Jun 19
Ambient/Drone
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BLACKTRUFFLE 046D
29 Mar 19
Ambient/Drone
29 Mar 19
Ambient/Drone
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BLACKTRUFFLE 037D
04 May 18
Ambient/Drone
04 May 18
Ambient/Drone
Review: Canadian sound designer Crys Cole is no stranger to the work of the judicious Oren Ambrachi. In fact, the two have already collaborated thanks to an EP for Bocian Records back in 2012, but it's safe to say that plenty has happened since then and that both artists have had a chance to evolve significantly. Black Truffle is responsible for this turn of events, an affair that starts with the loose, open-minded drones of "Call Myself" and its companion, the comparatively more tenebrous noises of "Francis Debacle". "Burrata", much like the real thing, is a soft and gentle gloop of sparkly sonics, while "Pad Phet Gob" throws us into the jungle, literally surrounded by a swarm of overhead insects. Predictably unpredictable.
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BLACKTRUFFLE 029D
08 Sep 17
Ambient/Drone
08 Sep 17
Ambient/Drone
Review: Oren Ambarchi's Black Truffle label continues its quest to become the number one hotspot for the most daring of neo free-jazz improvisations. This ambitious task is set to be fulfilled good and proper if the likes of Australia's Will Guthrie are given the helm, and especially if the output sounds this good. People Pleaser sees the multi-talented drummer and instrumentalist spread his wizardry across a whole plethora of styles and niche influences, meaning that this isn't really jazz but something much darker and tentative. In fact, remnants of field recordings, glitches, noise and power electronics can be heard at the core of these eleven experiments, and we can't say that this is for the faint of heart. On the contrary, fans of both Ambrachi, or even Dilloway's material on his own Hanson Records will surely find plenty of moments to marvel at in here. This is an excellent LP; we recommend not snoozing on this one.
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BLACKTRUFFLE 027D
10 Mar 17
Industrial/Noise
10 Mar 17
Industrial/Noise
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BLACKTRUFFLE 020D
15 Apr 16
Ambient/Drone
15 Apr 16
Ambient/Drone
