free music for the people!
from incendiary mag.
Special mention should be given to the slobbering mess of Conradio, the best (and coincidentally the longest) track on here, which isn’t that far away from the playful things Moebius and Plank were creating in the late 70s.
read the whole article: here.
get the album: here!
the kindness comes from david nemeth over at acts of silence:
Googling for information about this trio (Agnès Pe, Po Poy, and Lucía C. Pino) brings up basically nothing other than some incredibly interesting music and videos. Nombradía Pt 1: En Disuse is an album that reviewers should be crowing about — a short ten-song EP of collage music at its finest. Track after track, Román Ramón give us snippets of chaotic sound that become ear candy for the brain, a resonant construct of everything.
happy new year to those on the gregorian calendar! to start 2012 off, the newness comes from the trio román ramón. the group consists of agnès pe, po poy and lucía c. pino, who have backgrounds in both the plastic and sonic art worlds and who collaborate long-distance stylee and in person whenever the opportunity arises. their primary instrument is a computer that they use to manipulate recordings of them creating other sounds as well as field recordings. they then modify the recordings with simple programming.
their first album for pyr, nombradía pt.1: en desuso, is approximately fifteen minutes of structured sample manipulations and raw electronics. a sort of travelogue. noise over background of real life. electronics blip by. pleasant strum guitar. throat singing carnival. tap. reed stream glitch. mescalin mix growl beats. organ stab reverb. sampladelics. heaven vocals. get it here!