S.E.T.I.
Corona
pas 24
Being active in the fields of electronic music since 1982 Andrew Lagowski started to work with his deep space sound project
S.E.T.I. in 1992. Now with the fifth album and numerous other releases inbetween a connection is made with the first highly
anticipated album KNOWLEDGE released in 1994.
The new album CORONA unfolds an atmosphere that lies with the heart of
the cosmos. Deep and slowly moving waves of cosmic drones, harmonic oscillations, NASA recordings and snippets of radio
broadcasts creating a spectrum of pulsating and ever-evolving sound. This is research into extra-terrestrial intelligence
in it's purest form. If there is something out there it may sound like this! The first 99 copies came with a professional
manufactured and printed DVD-R with the nice background video from live performances. Exclusive audio were tracks added, as
well as some remixed parts from the CORONA album. Released June 2009.
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Bad Sector
CMASA
pas 23
In 2005 Massimo Magrini was invited to provide a soundtrack for the M3M art exhibition in Pisa/Italy. The exhibition was based
around images of the seaside and the rivers estuary of Pisana area with CMASA airplane factory built there in it's centre vis a
vis of archaic marine cottages. This marvelous seaside scenery mixed with vintage industrial locations, together with some kind
of nostalgia, created an unexpected but amazing mood. To sculpture a soundtrack of this scenery Massimo Magrini was asked to use
acoustic and natural sounds too and so he added for this work treated piano and snippets of acoustic guitars together with water
sounds and metal samples. This may sound unusual for a BAD SECTOR release but all those new elements are perfectly blent into the
massive and ambient soundwaves for what previous releases are known for and making CMASA probably to the most emotional album of
Massimo Magrini to date. All initial exhibition sounds where regenerated, remastered and re-assembled during 2007-2009.
Digipack. Released June 2009.
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