Monomorph: Subject To Electronic Control
- New Life
- Sekuon Omo
- Blue Tono
- Moon
- High Generations
- Therna Aeterna
- Particlexia
- Loox
- Chinese Flow
- May
- Electronic Theories
Monomorph betray an almost mechanical approach to music fabrication with the
onset of this album. Each note appears to have been meticulously crafted and
inserted into overall song embryo like a DNA pattern, and then infused with
life allowing it to grow and mutate into it's final state. Dull, flat tones are
favored over richly vibrant soundscapes and vocals are entirely absent on the
album. Monomorph is yet another band who seems to have taken the musical
theories of Adi Newton to heart and used them as a framework to compose their
own musical arrangements. Eerie and haunting explorations of the digital sound
constructs internal to a computer might be a good description of the overall
mood of the album. At first one might infer a horror movie aspect to the music
but the tonal arrangement are extremely sterile and more suited for the
artificial environments of extra-stellar time travel film. This is definitely
not music for the club scene or dance floor but rather for the enlightened home
audience to explore in their leisure time. A fitting meal for the aural
gourmets.
Monomorph are: Fabrizio & Marco D'Amangelo
Contact:
Minus Habens Records
via Giustino Fortunato 8/N
70125 Bari
Italy
E-mail: i.iusco@agora.stm.it
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