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[spam] Emma Cora - Sonnent Faux Pas
 

offline glasse from Harrisburg (United States) on 2007-02-15 17:52 [#02050819]
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I want to take a sec and spam up my latest project. Emma
Cora is a free EP available for download on Metanoia.
It is a blend of organic instruments such as guitar and
drums along with electronics and experimental/ambient sound
sculpture. The EP precedes a full album coming out later
this year. It features an album cut, an outtake/EP
exclusive, remixes by Milieu, Fred Debief(aka Bazaar,
Ascalaphe), and Pisgah plus mini mixes of songs which will
appear on the album serving as interludes/transitional
pieces.

Ref: Jim O'Rourke, The Postal Service, Dead Voices on Air,
Rapoon, Steve Reich, Nurse with Wound, Sonic Youth (this is
the stuff that I was reminded of as we were making it)

Emma Cora - Sonnent Faux Pas


 

offline fleetmouse from Horny for Truth on 2007-06-16 09:24 [#02094123]
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The album is very, very good. I am impressed. I
just happened across it and downloaded it yesterday... Good
stuff. Lovely organic flowy floaty warm lushness.

If you ever get this released on CD, please don't let some
evil bastard remix it through a compressor limiter that
chokes the life out of it. I like how it has dynamics, and
my god, how often do you hear music that doesn't clip and
annoy the ears these days. (potential listeners: you have a
volume control. Turn it up and enjoy the dynamic range)


 

offline glasse from Harrisburg (United States) on 2007-06-16 16:35 [#02094236]
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yea ... I wasn't 100% satisfied with how the EP came out
myself. Over compressed, remixes that didn't quite fit the
original source, not the best pick for the "single," etc
etc...

The album however I am very satisfied with and thought it
came out great. I'm going to do some limited on CD to give
to family and friends, send to labels etc., but the
"mastering" that has been done is what will remain. I agree
when it comes to this kind of stuff as far as compression
goes less is more.

If there is any reason for anyone to check out the EP
though, it is for the track Gray Rose Alpaca which I think
turned out well. If that EP were to be deleted I would
definetly put that song on something else.

fleetmouse thanks for the comments I really do appreciate
it.


 

offline dogbelch from flaming lamborghini (Chile) on 2007-06-17 20:05 [#02094596]
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that's your shitty headphones


 

offline fleetmouse from Horny for Truth on 2007-06-18 08:42 [#02094700]
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:drops an anvil on your foot:


 

offline glasse from Harrisburg (United States) on 2007-11-02 15:17 [#02140366]
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In case anyone cares, because I know you all do, I
remastered that EP and took off a bunch of the cheap
compression that was on there (free VSTs suck).

What is left is a warmer, more spacious listen more akin to
the album.

Also, there is a new Emma Cora track available on the
Metanoia Media 50th comp as well as a side project with my
bandmate and our friend Nate which is called The Cognitive
Map. LAZY_TITLE

Look in mid November for a glasse release on metanoia which
is actually reconstructions of outtakes from the Pisgah
Eponymous sessions titled A Boy Not Melampo. Expect a
combination of drony ambience and the post-industrial side
of IDM ala later Autechre or Richard Devine.


 


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