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Transmissions from Revarsavr by Lumisokea, released 02 September 2016 1. Generation Z 2. Buk 3. Whirling Dervishes 4. Hyman Otor 5. Uroboros 6. Engrams 7. Nanissaanah On the "Transmissions from Revarsavr" LP, Lumisokea continue their exploration of rhythm technology and electro-acoustic experiments while paying tribute to the pioneering spirit of the visionary inventors and composers from the early 20th century from the former Soviet Union. The album has been mastered and cut by Rashad Becker at D&M, features artwork by Darren Brian Adcock and will be released on LP and digital formats by Opal Tapes on January 22nd 2016. The "Noise Machines" used in the recording are courtesy of The Music Laboratory (Moscow) and were recorded at the ReNoise exhibition in Berlin by Lumisokea.

Lumisokea will release an album called Transmissions From Revarsavr on Opal Tapes in January of 2016. Transmissions From Revarsavr's press notes explain that Koenraad Ecker and Andrea Taeggi used the LP as an opportunity to "pay tribute to the pioneering spirit of the visionary inventors and composers" from the early 20th century in the former Soviet Union, with Arseny Avraamov and Vladimir Popov cited as examples.

On the Transmissions from Revarsavr LP, Lumisokea continue their exploration of rhythm technology and electroacoustic experiments while paying tribute to the pioneering spirit of the visionary inventors and composers from the early 20th century from the former Soviet Union. The album has been mastered and cut by Rashad Becker at D&M, features artwork by Darren Brian Adcock and will be released on LP and digital formats by Opal Tapes on 22 January 2016.

Lumisokea - Transmissions From Revarsavr In the pre-Stalin Russia of the early 1900s, innovations in sound art were so frequent that the era has been called "the most fertile and adventurous period in the history of sound experiments. One of its pioneers, Vladimir Popov, created a series of mechanical "noise instruments" that included the "bottlephone," a collection of bottles hanging from a ceiling, and a drum made from a saucepan. The album peaks when those phantom noises haunt its longest track, closer "Nanissáanah. Here, all the sounds behind the percussion are placed upfront, which opens up Lumioskea's tantalizing sound world to let us in. Published, Sun, 6 Mar 2016.

It isn’t until mid-album Hyman Otor that Lumisokea really unhinge, with a relentless fury of beats beelining through a hurricane. The progression of Revarsavr isn’t really logical, and doesn’t purport to be. The polyrhythmic Uroboros is as chaotic and dismantling as the cover art, whereas Engrams is a cautious, minimal composition.

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