Blood Memory (豆瓣)

表演者: Vieo Abiungo
流派: 世界音乐
专辑类型: 专辑
介质: CD
发行时间: 2010
出版者: Lost Tribe Sound

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　　For those not familiar with William Ryan Fritch’s debut solo album Blood
　　Memory, under his Afro-experimental alias Vieo Abiungo, let this dynamic
　　blend of reworkings from fellow artists and friends serve as a proper
　　introduction.
　　In this packed seventy-three minute long album the styles fluctuate from the
　　ambient/ modern classical installations o... (展开全部) 　　For those not familiar with William Ryan Fritch’s debut solo album Blood
　　Memory, under his Afro-experimental alias Vieo Abiungo, let this dynamic
　　blend of reworkings from fellow artists and friends serve as a proper
　　introduction.
　　In this packed seventy-three minute long album the styles fluctuate from the
　　ambient/ modern classical installations of Part Timer and Manyfingers to dance
　　renditions courtesy of Wallpaper and Sleepcrime along with obscure electronica
　　from the Boats, Brael, and Between the Pine. In total, eleven different artists
　　worldwide deliver beautiful reinterpretations using Fritch’s original source
　　material.
　　Blood Memory Remixed also features a track from Alpha Consumer with
　　members from Andrew Bird’s Band and the Garrison Keeler Band. The rock trio,
　　based in Minneapolis, delivers a drunken bar brawl variation of “Gaunt Wolves
　　With Buzzard Beaks.” One could easily compare this to a track Tom Waits might
　　create for an escape scene from a hostile Mexican Prison.
　　Another highlight is the grandiose return of Chris Cole (Manyfingers) from the
　　infamous Third Eye Foundation. Currently still active with the group Movietone,
　　Cole transforms “Fugue” into an entirely new classical masterpiece. Having
　　written the track for his son, it becomes apparent throughout the selection the
　　true depth of the feelings being expressed. The track begins to gather storm
　　clouds from the beginning. Clarinets feed the ominous strings and the tension
　　peaks as skittering beats begin to malfunction, devouring and regrouping around
　　the decaying structure of the previous verse.
　　Fritch’s original album Blood Memory, released in April of 2010, has received a
　　warm reception from fans and critics. Blood Memory Remixed offers an evocative
　　and lush mix of sound from bizarre nocturnal dance hybrids to slower more
　　classically driven pieces. The source material has been cast into new forms by a
　　wide range of stand-out artists. It serves as a captivating introduction and/or
　　accompaniment to the Blood Memory album. With a gritty combination of
　　classical, African, rock, hip-hip and electronic influences, Blood Memory Remixed
　　is a far reaching and unpredictably entertaining addition to the original.