Apparat: Silizium

Apparat SKU: 38973451
Apparat: Silizium

Apparat: Silizium

Apparat SKU: 38973451

Format: VINYL LP

Regular price $25.98
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Title: Silizium
Artist: Apparat
Label: Shitkatapult
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 4260217561497
Genre: Electronic

Apparat prepares a rerecording of his 2004 Peel Session: a sonic dedication to the huge mentor John Peel from Shitkatapult. Apparat swings the composer's stick with emotion to give yearning it's segue way by conducting pieces of lonely melancholic beauty with godly discretion. New strings are thanks to the violin and cello of Kathrin Pfänder and Lisa Stepf aka Complexácord. The trio harmonizes with dream-like perfection. It reminds one once again of the experimental modus operandi combining classical instruments with electronic music. Also features singer Raz Ohara, clarinet/sax player Hormel Eastwood.

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