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RVNG Int'l
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747742 384974
01 Jun 22
Ambient/Drone
01 Jun 22
Ambient/Drone
Review: Agata Melnikova is Sign Libra and in her utopian vision we are given 'Seas' of tranquility, serenity, knowledge and cleverness not Orwellian ministries of truth, love and plenty! With So much 'conceptronica', as it's being tagged these days, suggested to come from the social and political angst of many experimental electronic producers at the moment it's comforting to know there are still visions of peace to find. Sea To Sea, Sign Libra's second album, docks with RVNG Int'l and brings with it tales of a future exotica from the far east and beyond!
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RVNGNL 060DIGITAL
14 Feb 20
Ambient/Drone
14 Feb 20
Ambient/Drone
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RVNGNL 60DIG2
05 Feb 20
Ambient/Drone
05 Feb 20
Ambient/Drone
Played by: K-LONE
Review: Portland duo Visible Cloaks present their debut album on NYC's RVNG ITNL. Comprised of Ryan Carlile and Spencer Doran, they compile an hour of literal and figurative musical interpretations much in the tradition of their previous work. Divided into Day and Night sides, the former fuses Japanese music through deconstructed human voices plus contributions from peers and contributors such as Mat Carlson and Motion Graphics. The Night side 'bends introspective with choral music from the Eastern Bloc, Italian spiritual minimalism, and early software-based generative music experiments'. Incorporating an international array of virtual instruments to advance the idea of pan-globalism through digital simulation, tones and colors cohere into a living, breathing pool of sensorial experience in the duo's environs.
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716670 165702
17 Feb 17
Experimental/Electronic
17 Feb 17
Experimental/Electronic
Review: Last year, David Moore's Bing & Ruth project - an ever-changing chamber music ensemble dedicated to blurring the boundaries between classic American minimalism, neo-classical and 1970s ambient - pitched up on RVNG INTL with the brilliant Tomorrow Is The Golden Age full-length. It was such a success, in fact, that the esteemed New York label has decided to reissue the group's hard-to-find 2010 album City Lake. They've thrown in a trio of tasty bonus tracks, but it's the original album - an emotion-rich mixture of Reich, Riley, Cage and Eno influences, cyclical themes, stretched-out builds and hauntingly distant vocals - that really sets the pulse racing. It truly is a thing of rare beauty, capable of stirring the sense through little more than subtle shifts in musical emphasis.
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RVNGNL031CD
13 Nov 15
Ambient/Drone
13 Nov 15
Ambient/Drone
Review: It would be wrong to say that Seattle-based electronic explorer Kerry Leimer made his name in the late 1970s and early '80s, as few picked up on his work at the time. Of course, this may have something to do with the obscurity of his albums; he famously put out just a trickle of cassettes and LPs - mostly on his own Palace of Light imprint - during the period. Thankfully, RVNG are fans, and here present a 30-track archive of previously unheard material recorded in his home studio - mostly using tape-loops and cheap synthesizers - between 1975 and '83. For those interested in ambient, experimental electronica and new age, it should be essential listening, containing as it does thrillingly fuzzy but wonderfully melodic sketches influenced by Eno, Terry Riley, Steve Reich and acid-friend 1960s pop.
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RERVNG 03CD
12 May 14
Experimental/Electronic
12 May 14
Experimental/Electronic
