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  • scarabin0

    i've been looking for this album off and on since 1995, ever since reading about it on HR Giger's website. finally tracked down a copy and thought i would share.

    it's dark, it's atmospheric, it's visual, heavily textured, ancient.

    i would put it somewhere in the realm of download, SPK, coil. maybe with a middle eastern genesis p. orridge with all the pop sucked out of him.

    here's the album: http://scarabin.net/crap/Shine.z…

    track 8 is designed to be experienced with this painting:

    track 10 for this one:

    "i n t h e c e n t r e is a concept-album.

    The main topic is the process of diving, falling and melting into music, to listen , to feel and to see the focus of it, to unite the human existance and sound.

    For the recording of i n t h e c e n t r e nature-voices were defamiliarized until the point where they felt into pieces and created new structures of sound.

    The vocals are not based upon lyrics. They spontaniously arose in the moment of their recording. In combination with the music the vocals create a certain atmosphere and so become an importuned part of the whole. It is obvious that the vocals can't be torn out of this context.

    The composition B I O M E C H A N I C S and T H E P R I M I T I V E C R E A T U R E are musical transpositions of the paintings by H. R. Giger with the same name.

    After Schahram read the article of Wolfgang Hausmann in Giger's book NECRONOMICON II he decided to transform some of Giger's paintings into music.

    He especially was inspired by the following passage:

    "H. R. Giger masters the hierarchy of light and back-light in a way like no other artist before him. He directs an orchestra of most delicate lights and shadows besides extensive spots and deepest darkness - nobody wrote the music for this amazing orchestra until now".

    i n t h e c e n t r e is acoustic-art, a dissecting experience of sound, filigree and symphonic.

    To be able to listen to music in a serious way first you have to forget yourself and them open you spirit for the world of the different."

    • well i am intriguedjon_d
    • thanks scarabininstrmntl
    • "middle eastern genesis p. orridge with all the pop sucked out of him." awesome, good to know there's more PTV fans on here :-Dkingsteven
    • ..here :-Dkingsteven
    • this sounds awesomefresnobob

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