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Glass Candy / Desire / Chromatics
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SYMMETRY - "Streets of Fire"
"Streets of Fire" taken from SYMMETRY / THEMES FOR AN IMAGINARY FILM
Download full album here:
https://soundcloud.com/johnnyjewel/sy...
Film shot and edited by Alastair Uhlig
Super 8 film scanned by Mark Rance of Watch Works
More about the album..
Three years in the making, Symmetry - the project that began as a conceptual tangent between Glass Candy, Chromatics, Mirage, & Desire's more abstract sides - finally sees its release this month. Themes For An Imaginary Film is two hours of claustrophobic cinematic bliss compiled for Painters, Writers, Photographers, Designers, Cruisers, Night Walkers, & Dreamers. Adrenaline drips thick like syrup across a horizon where memories become blurred scenes behind the windshield & yesterday's faces fade as the road strobes to aggressive rhythms. Romantic melodies linger in the rearview mirror as chimera bells saturate the electric fog that's slowly rolling in.
Over the span of thirty seven tracks, Symmetry embraces the elegance of European noir cut with a lean & violent American razor. Directly in your face & breathing down your neck one minute, & escaping beyond the night sky the next. The attention given to color & detail on these recordings is more graphic than musical. More visual than aural. With no flashy virtuosity to clutter the mood, the album's pulse thrives on the empty pockets of space left in the wake of throbbing bass & the faint flicker of electro candlelight. Minimal, strict, & always in motion, there's an oppressive overtone throughout the record that winds itself tight as a clock. Johnny Jewel & Nat Walker (Chromatics & Desire) give us propulsive moments that are more rhythm based than Pop, & less reliant on a lyrical presence than their other projects.
A lot of computer screens have flashed rumors of Jewel's synthesized score for Nicolas Refn's Drive this year. Symmetry isn't his score for Drive. These tracks date back to 2008 when Jewel was working on Farah's Into Eternity album. Some of the other tracks are the first things Jewel & Walker worked on in Montreal before Desire was up & running, & while Chromatics was in hiding after the success of Night Drive. As Jewel says: "We were just spending all night in a trance with not enough sleep, exploring space, rhythm & tone."
With repetitions in theme like hi hats dressed as stopwatches, and bass lines mimicking the pumping of blood, the statement of Symmetry is in the understatement. Dueling themes permeate & mirror the entire album. Feminine / Masculine. Space / Density. Bass / Treble. Tension / Release. Love / Isolation. Taking cues in texture & ambiance from Amercian composers John Cage, Morton Feldman, & Glenn Branca, while applying the more cascading & visual concepts of European composers Maurice Ravel, Gyorgy Ligeti, Erik Satie, & Karlheinz Stockhausen. We hear all of these elements through the veil & color of analog synthesizers & rhythm machines from the early 1970s, resulting in the suspenseful & patient territory pioneered by the hands of John Carpenter, Claudio Simonetti, Wendy Carlos, Klaus Schulze, & Krzysztof Komeda. Symmetry is not Pop. Stripped it to its most primitive & visceral core, this is music written for picture. Your life is the film & this is the soundtrack.
Themes For An Imaginary Film Recorded April 2008 Through May 2011
Musicians:
Johnny Jewel / Piano, Synthesizer, Treatments, & Rhythm Machine
Nat Walker / Sequencer, Synthesizer, & Drum
Adam Miller / Guitar
Ruth Radelet / Voice
Achille Vettessi / Orchestral Percussion
Simone Adonai / Bassoon
Petrovka Makarov / Cello
Adriana Esposito / Viola
"Streets of Fire" taken from SYMMETRY / THEMES FOR AN IMAGINARY FILM
Download full album here:
https://soundcloud.com/johnnyjewel/sy...
Film shot and edited by Alastair Uhlig
Super 8 film scanned by Mark Rance of Watch Works
More about the album..
Three years in the making, Symmetry - the project that began as a conceptual tangent between Glass Candy, Chromatics, Mirage, & Desire's more abstract sides - finally sees its release this month. Themes For An Imaginary Film is two hours of claustrophobic cinematic bliss compiled for Painters, Writers, Photographers, Designers, Cruisers, Night Walkers, & Dreamers. Adrenaline drips thick like syrup across a horizon where memories become blurred scenes behind the windshield & yesterday's faces fade as the road strobes to aggressive rhythms. Romantic melodies linger in the rearview mirror as chimera bells saturate the electric fog that's slowly rolling in.
Over the span of thirty seven tracks, Symmetry embraces the elegance of European noir cut with a lean & violent American razor. Directly in your face & breathing down your neck one minute, & escaping beyond the night sky the next. The attention given to color & detail on these recordings is more graphic than musical. More visual than aural. With no flashy virtuosity to clutter the mood, the album's pulse thrives on the empty pockets of space left in the wake of throbbing bass & the faint flicker of electro candlelight. Minimal, strict, & always in motion, there's an oppressive overtone throughout the record that winds itself tight as a clock. Johnny Jewel & Nat Walker (Chromatics & Desire) give us propulsive moments that are more rhythm based than Pop, & less reliant on a lyrical presence than their other projects.
A lot of computer screens have flashed rumors of Jewel's synthesized score for Nicolas Refn's Drive this year. Symmetry isn't his score for Drive. These tracks date back to 2008 when Jewel was working on Farah's Into Eternity album. Some of the other tracks are the first things Jewel & Walker worked on in Montreal before Desire was up & running, & while Chromatics was in hiding after the success of Night Drive. As Jewel says: "We were just spending all night in a trance with not enough sleep, exploring space, rhythm & tone."
With repetitions in theme like hi hats dressed as stopwatches, and bass lines mimicking the pumping of blood, the statement of Symmetry is in the understatement. Dueling themes permeate & mirror the entire album. Feminine / Masculine. Space / Density. Bass / Treble. Tension / Release. Love / Isolation. Taking cues in texture & ambiance from Amercian composers John Cage, Morton Feldman, & Glenn Branca, while applying the more cascading & visual concepts of European composers Maurice Ravel, Gyorgy Ligeti, Erik Satie, & Karlheinz Stockhausen. We hear all of these elements through the veil & color of analog synthesizers & rhythm machines from the early 1970s, resulting in the suspenseful & patient territory pioneered by the hands of John Carpenter, Claudio Simonetti, Wendy Carlos, Klaus Schulze, & Krzysztof Komeda. Symmetry is not Pop. Stripped it to its most primitive & visceral core, this is music written for picture. Your life is the film & this is the soundtrack.
Themes For An Imaginary Film Recorded April 2008 Through May 2011
Musicians:
Johnny Jewel / Piano, Synthesizer, Treatments, & Rhythm Machine
Nat Walker / Sequencer, Synthesizer, & Drum
Adam Miller / Guitar
Ruth Radelet / Voice
Achille Vettessi / Orchestral Percussion
Simone Adonai / Bassoon
Petrovka Makarov / Cello
Adriana Esposito / Viola
Italians Do It Better Reveals New Releases from Chromatics and Symmetry
Italians Do It Better has issued oodles of gems from the likes of Glass Candy, Desire and more over the years, but the venerable imprint is apparently about to go on a tear, having announced a slew of upcoming records by dark-pop label faves Chromatics.
Though a due date wasn't given, last fall's Running From the Sun mixtape will enter the physical world with a vinyl pressing, according to the label's online store. Among the eight tracks are an alternate take on "Kill for Love" and a cover of standard "Blue Moon."
Chromatics will also issue another 12-inch called Cherry, built around the previously premiered song of the same name. The LP is bookended by the original "Cherry" and an instrumental interpretation and also contains the previously released cover of New Order's "Ceremony," which features guest vocals from Glass Candy's Ida No.
The band's "Tick of the Clock," as featured in Drive, will also be treated to a 12-inch single. The slab of wax will feature a film edit of the track, as well as an extended version and a remix from Visione.
Beyond the Chromatics releases, Italians Do It Better also has plans to issue a commercially available version of Johnny Jewel project Symmetry's The Messenger LP, which had originally been pressed as a promo LP in 2011.
You can peep all the tracklists down below
Chromatics - Running From the Sun:
1. Dreaming In Color
2. Red Car
3. Kill For Love
4. Last Wish
5. Running From The Sun
6. Disintegration
7. These Streets Will Never Look The Same
8. Blue Moon
Chromatics - Cherry:
1. Cherry
2. Candy (Original Version)
3. Headlight's Glare
4. Ceremony (ft. Ida No)
5. At Your Door
6. Cherry (I Can't Keep Running)
7. Vertigo
8. Cherry (Instrumental)
Chromatics - Tick of the Clock 12-inch:
1. Tick Of The Clock (Film Edit)
2. Tick Of The Clock (Visione's The Stroke Of Midnight Remix)
3. Tick Of The Clock (Extended Overdrive)
Symmetry - The Messenger:
1. Recurring Dream
2. The Messenger
3. Vanishing Point
4. Carousel
5. Waiting Room
6. Uptown Rain
7. Thicker Than Blood
8. Roulette
9. Lost In Time
10. Tunnel Vision
11. Surface Control
12. The Dancer
13. The Hunt
http://exclaim.ca/News/italians_do_it_better_announces_new_releases_from_chromatics_symmetry_2
Italians Do It Better has issued oodles of gems from the likes of Glass Candy, Desire and more over the years, but the venerable imprint is apparently about to go on a tear, having announced a slew of upcoming records by dark-pop label faves Chromatics.
Though a due date wasn't given, last fall's Running From the Sun mixtape will enter the physical world with a vinyl pressing, according to the label's online store. Among the eight tracks are an alternate take on "Kill for Love" and a cover of standard "Blue Moon."
Chromatics will also issue another 12-inch called Cherry, built around the previously premiered song of the same name. The LP is bookended by the original "Cherry" and an instrumental interpretation and also contains the previously released cover of New Order's "Ceremony," which features guest vocals from Glass Candy's Ida No.
The band's "Tick of the Clock," as featured in Drive, will also be treated to a 12-inch single. The slab of wax will feature a film edit of the track, as well as an extended version and a remix from Visione.
Beyond the Chromatics releases, Italians Do It Better also has plans to issue a commercially available version of Johnny Jewel project Symmetry's The Messenger LP, which had originally been pressed as a promo LP in 2011.
You can peep all the tracklists down below
Chromatics - Running From the Sun:
1. Dreaming In Color
2. Red Car
3. Kill For Love
4. Last Wish
5. Running From The Sun
6. Disintegration
7. These Streets Will Never Look The Same
8. Blue Moon
Chromatics - Cherry:
1. Cherry
2. Candy (Original Version)
3. Headlight's Glare
4. Ceremony (ft. Ida No)
5. At Your Door
6. Cherry (I Can't Keep Running)
7. Vertigo
8. Cherry (Instrumental)
Chromatics - Tick of the Clock 12-inch:
1. Tick Of The Clock (Film Edit)
2. Tick Of The Clock (Visione's The Stroke Of Midnight Remix)
3. Tick Of The Clock (Extended Overdrive)
Symmetry - The Messenger:
1. Recurring Dream
2. The Messenger
3. Vanishing Point
4. Carousel
5. Waiting Room
6. Uptown Rain
7. Thicker Than Blood
8. Roulette
9. Lost In Time
10. Tunnel Vision
11. Surface Control
12. The Dancer
13. The Hunt
http://exclaim.ca/News/italians_do_it_better_announces_new_releases_from_chromatics_symmetry_2
Chromatics - Red Car
Download Chromatics' "Red Car" and other tracks for free at http://www.scion.com/scion10music
Scion is releasing a 10-track compilation to mark its decade long commitment to bringing you the best music from all genres including metal, hip hop, and EDM.
From legendary rock group Melvins, to Detroit techno luminary Moodymann, to famed hip-hop producer Harry Fraud, and retro pop synthesizers Chromatics, unreleased tracks from the Scion A/V archives are showcased on this brand-new compilation.
For more music from the collection, subscribe to the Scion A/V channel: http://www.youtube.com/scionav
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/scionav
Twitter: http://twitter.com/ScionAV
Soundcloud: http://soundcloud.com/scionav
http://www.scionav.com
Subscribe to Scion AV - http://awe.sm/p199T
Download Chromatics' "Red Car" and other tracks for free at http://www.scion.com/scion10music
Scion is releasing a 10-track compilation to mark its decade long commitment to bringing you the best music from all genres including metal, hip hop, and EDM.
From legendary rock group Melvins, to Detroit techno luminary Moodymann, to famed hip-hop producer Harry Fraud, and retro pop synthesizers Chromatics, unreleased tracks from the Scion A/V archives are showcased on this brand-new compilation.
For more music from the collection, subscribe to the Scion A/V channel: http://www.youtube.com/scionav
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/scionav
Twitter: http://twitter.com/ScionAV
Soundcloud: http://soundcloud.com/scionav
http://www.scionav.com
Subscribe to Scion AV - http://awe.sm/p199T
Johnny Jewel has been giving away tons of free singles on his SoundCloud lately, and now his band is back in the albums business. Chromatics will release Dear Tommy, the follow-up to 2012′s amazing narcotic Italo-disco excursion Kill For Love, March 2015.
Here’s the full tracklist:
01 “Fresh Blood”
02 “In Films”
03 “Time Rider”
04 “I Can Never Be Myself When You’re Around”
05 “Cherry”
06 “She Says”
07 “Just Like You”
08 “4 A.M.”
09 “Teacher”
10 “Camera”
11 “Dear Tommy”
12 “Touch Blue”
13 “After Hours”
14 “Shadows”
15 “In Silence”
16 “Colorblind”
17 “Endless Sleep”
Dear Tommy is due out in March 2015 on Italians Do It Better.
Here’s the full tracklist:
01 “Fresh Blood”
02 “In Films”
03 “Time Rider”
04 “I Can Never Be Myself When You’re Around”
05 “Cherry”
06 “She Says”
07 “Just Like You”
08 “4 A.M.”
09 “Teacher”
10 “Camera”
11 “Dear Tommy”
12 “Touch Blue”
13 “After Hours”
14 “Shadows”
15 “In Silence”
16 “Colorblind”
17 “Endless Sleep”
Dear Tommy is due out in March 2015 on Italians Do It Better.
Pale Blue's "Dusk in Paris," which features guest vocals from Lower Dens leader Jana Hunter.
Pale Blue is the new project of former Italians Do It Better man Mike Simonetti, whose album The Past We Leave Behind will be out on April 14.
Pale Blue is the new project of former Italians Do It Better man Mike Simonetti, whose album The Past We Leave Behind will be out on April 14.
GLASS CANDY - "SILVER FOUNTAIN"
FREE download: https://soundcloud.com/johnnyjewel/glass-candy-silver-fountain
FREE download: https://soundcloud.com/johnnyjewel/glass-candy-silver-fountain
