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Robert Piotrowicz - When Snakeboy Is Dying album flac Performer: Robert Piotrowicz
Title: When Snakeboy Is Dying
Style: Contemporary, Modern
Released: 2013
Country: Poland
MP3 album: 1600 mb
FLAC album: 1904 mb
Rating: 4.3
Other formats: DMF DTS DXD APE MIDI AHX WMA
Genre: Classical

When Snakeboy Is Dying, then, is to me something of a return to form. While much has been made of this record’s shift from Piotrowicz’s previously purely synthetic compositions to a mixture of electronic and instrumental sources, it has a surprising number of parallels with that earlier piece. It begins with the unsettling ‘The Boy And The Animal Mass’, laden with the same minor keys, tense saw-waves and beat-frequencies of ‘Clinamen 3′. The rest of the album only rarely departs from this wavering atonality.

from When Snakeboy is Dying by Robert Piotrowicz. LP 12". Record/Vinyl + Digital Album. pressed on white, 140 gr vinyl Musica Genera MG V1 Includes unlimited streaming of When Snakeboy is Dying via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more. ships out within 5 days.

On this page you can not listen to mp3 music free or download album or mp3 track to your PC, phone or tablet. All materials are provided for educational purposes. Released at: This album was released on the label Musica Genera (catalog number MG V1). This album was released in 2013-03-27 year. Format of the release is. Vinyl, LP. Album.

Robert Piotrowicz' "When Snakeboy is Dying" Record Release Party and Concert. The album, out on Musica Genera, contains compositions for piano, guitar, vibraphone and modular synth by Robert Piotrowicz. Robert Piotrowicz: sound artist, composer, improviser. Co-founder of the Musica Genera Festival and the Musica Genera label.

When Snakeboy is Dying and Lincoln Sea. When Snakeboy is Dying is a breakthrough album with regard to the sound of Piotrowicz’s compositions. For the first time, the musical material is not entirely based on electronics – acoustic instruments appear on the horizon.

From When Snakeboy Is Dying. Robert Piotrowicz is a composer and sound artist. As an instrumentalist, Piotrowicz works mainly with analogue modular synthesiser and electric guitar, but his meticulous compostions feature often a wide array of percussion and string instruments. He has developed his trademark sound of intense dynamics seized in dramatic and balanced structures, sharing its territory between contemporary electro-acoustic compositions and sound art.

Robert Piotrowicz "When Snakeboy Is Dying" LP 12" pressed on white, 140 gr vinyl Musica Genera MG V1. Composed and recorded by Robert Piotrowicz in 2009, mixed in 2011. more about release: ww. usicagenera. experimental electroacoustic. Released by: Musica Genera. Release date: 27 March 2013.

Tracklist

A1 The Boy And Animal Mass 14:43
A2 The Bite 6:25
B1 Formatio 9:44
B2 Pneuma 4:10
B3 Snakeboy Maximus 5:25

Companies, etc.

  • Mastered At – Dubplates & Mastering

Credits

  • Composed By, Guitar, Vibraphone, Piano, Synthesizer [Modular], Computer [Software], Recorded By, Design, Layout – Robert Piotrowicz
  • Design [Visual Advisor] – Igor Krenz
  • Mastered By, Edited By [Cut] – Rashad Becker

Notes

Composed and recorded in 2009, mixed in 2011.

Edition of 400, these 30 copies on 120 gram black vinyl.

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
MG V1 Robert Piotrowicz When Snakeboy Is Dying ‎(LP, Album, Ltd, Whi) Musica Genera MG V1 Poland 2013
Comments: (1)
Xisyaco
I’ve followed Piotrowicz’s work since first hearing ‘Clinamen 3′, his contribution to a split with Carl Michael von Hausswolff on Bocian Records. After perusing much of his oeuvre since, I’ve found that the slow but consistent dynamism of that particular work stands above the rest. When Snakeboy Is Dying, then, is to me something of a return to form. While much has been made of this record’s shift from Piotrowicz’s previously purely synthetic compositions to a mixture of electronic and instrumental sources, it has a surprising number of parallels with that earlier piece.It begins with the unsettling ‘The Boy And The Animal Mass’, laden with the same minor keys, tense saw-waves and beat-frequencies of ‘Clinamen 3′. The rest of the album only rarely departs from this wavering atonality. The rarity of harmonic resolution lends it the atmosphere of a threnody, appropriately enough. Both this trait as well as the mimickry played between different instruments and electronics is reminiscent of Penderecki, a comparison made more tempting by their shared nationality, albeit in a slower and more contemporary form of dissonant counterpoint.The record is perhaps most rewarding in its subtle balance between synthetic and organic. There is no acute manipulation of acoustics, and the character and colour of an individual instrument is more often complimented or refuted than actually altered (though the opposite, instruments played in counterpoint to electronics, may also be true). In this manner, the electronic fields and delay-lines provide a geography through which the instruments perform. ‘Formatio’ is a particularly good example of this, while also periodically (in a literal sense, as it is quite rhythmic) emerging as one of the most beautiful tracks with murky percussive elements rising out of tense and complicated tonal fields.Snakeboy may indeed be something of a departure in structure for Piotrowicz, but certainly less so in tonality. Indeed, given the consistent rhythmic elements shadowing his previous use of beat-frequencies, and his form’s reliance on counterpoint, it seems more an evolution than a departure. ‘Clinamen 3′ notwithstanding, this is likely the artist’s most capable and rewarding work yet.