Berrocal, Jac / Fenech, David / Epplay, Vincent: Ice Exposure
Berrocal, Jac / Fenech, David / Epplay, Vincent: Ice Exposure
Format: CD
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Artist: Berrocal, Jac / Fenech, David / Epplay, Vincent
Label: Klanggalerie
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 4250137200477
Genre: Ambient
Jac Berrocal is a 1946-born musician, poet and film actor who came of age in the '70s Paris improv scene, where the boundaries between music, art and theatre were porous and begging to be breached. Inspired by bebop, chanson, free jazz, beat poetry, early rock 'n roll and myriad Eastern influences, and with an iconoclastic, anything-goes approach to instrumentation and technique that would later align him with post-punk sensibilities, Berrocal blazed an eccentric and unstoppable trail across the underground throughout the '70s and '80s, both solo and as part of the Catalogue group he co-founded. During this time his uproarious performances routinely wound up jazz and rock audiences alike, but earned the admiration of many musicians: Steven Stapleton invited him to perform on two Nurse With Wound albums, and other notable collaborators in his career include Sunny Murray, Lol Coxhill and James Chance. Now Berrocal has found the perfect foil in David Fenech and Vincent Epplay, two fearlessly inventive improvisers, composers and catalysts who create challenging, acutely modernist yet historically aware settings - wrought out of synthesis, guitars, computer processing, field recordings and unorthodox percussions. Fenech cut his teeth in the mail-art scene of the early '90s, leading the Peu Importe collective in Grenoble. Epplay is a highly regarded sonic and visual artist with a particular interest in aleatory composition and autonomous pieces, concrète. Ice exposure is the sequel and companion piece to 2015's Antigravity, it's title couldn't be more apt: sonically it is both colder, and more exposed - in the sense of rawer, more volatile, more vulnerable - than it's predecessor, capturing the combustible energy and barely suppressed violence of the trio's celebrated live performances with aspects of noir jazz, musique concrète, no wave art-rock, sound poetry and spectral electronics all interpenetrating in unpredictable and exhilarating ways.
Tracks:
1.1 Opportunity
1.2 Car Havana Midi
1.3 Equivoque
1.4 Why
1.5 Lonely Woman
1.6 Lisiere Island
1.7 Salta Girls
1.8 Check Sound Check
1.9 Blanche de Blanc
1.10 Lower Mechanism
1.11 Radio Tashkent
1.12 Panic in Surabaya
1.13 Sound Check
1.14 Ice Exposure
1.15 Dickinsonia
1.16 Take My Diction
