Audio Obscura vs Black Sonar: A Scream From Outer Space
Audio Obscura vs Black Sonar: A Scream From Outer Space
Format: CD
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Artist: Audio Obscura vs Black Sonar
Label: Subexotic
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5060911680307
Genre: Dance
'A Scream From Outer Space' is a pan-European collaborative work that began to take shape over the course of 2 years. Embracing their distinctive musical styles - from the post-rock poise & drive of Alfonso Montagnese & Michael Facchini (Black Sonar), to the off-kilter electronic manipulations of sound recordist Neil Stringfellow (Audio Obscura) - a series of remote correspondence began to evolve into something remarkable. In one sense, this stands as an intriguing form of psycho-geographical essay on deep space exploration and, in particular, the contextual phenomena surrounding the launch of the Voyager space probes in 1977. However, it is the rich & evocative tapestry of musicality that draws the listener in. As surely as the respective probes continue in their perpetual journey beyond the bounds of our universe, we are left in no doubt this project is an exceptional triumph of time and space.
Tracks:
1.1 Swimming in the Dust
1.2 Voyager 1
1.3 Voyager 2
1.4 The Asteroid Belt
1.5 Jupiter
1.6 Pulsar
1.7 Towards Interstellar Space
1.8 Dark Was The Night
1.9 Memories Of Earth
