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tektonik -- music for earthquakes

by stephen parsick

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1.
tektonik 12:00
2.
geothermik 07:30
3.
subduktion 10:15
4.
basalt 05:15
5.
seismik 14:30
6.
rhyolith 07:35

about

the first recordings for "tektonik" came into being in early september 2004, shortly after i had moved from herne to werther. i found myself toying around with some new tools in my new basement "studio", and suddenly, the track "subduktion" happened. i ended up listening to it over and over again and i immediately had some idea of continental shelves grinding against each other, one slipping underneath the other. i tried to go down as low as i possibly could and create some of the deepest drones and rumbles i had ever done.

shortly after that, during the same week, i recorded the tracks "tektonik" and "seismik" but i felt the album was still a little incomplete so i put it aside. in december 2004 a disastrous tsunami struck south-east asia, and i felt somewhat terrified by my own music which was obviously dealing with those geological phenomenons of continental drift.

in january 2006, i happened to be working on a series of ambient recordings which utilised new electronic equipment i had acquired in order to replace some of the analogue synthesisers i had been working with for the past eighteen years. i soon realized that some parts of these recordings would nicely knit the three earlier tracks of "tektonik" together. i slightly remixed and edited the earlier recordings to make them fit with the rest and i soon had the finished album which you are now holding in your hands (well, symbolically speaking). the remaining tracks formed the basis of "gronland", the sibling of "tektonik".

credits

released April 14, 2006

stephen parsick: electronics, atmospherics, loop devices, feedback systems, sampling, processing, treatments, chimes, giant oil tanks, processed piano.
 

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