Ellen Allien - LISm album flac

Berliner Ellen Allien clearly doesn't view boundaries in quite the same way as many of her techno peers. Using terms like "fearless" to describe musicians who cycle through contrasting styles in their career often comes across as lazy shorthand for competency- the music rarely eclipses its obvious influences. Allien has occasionally veered close to that space, although mostly there's a strong feeling of immersion in the genres she splintered off into in works like Sool and Dust. LIsm, a single track that clocks in at 45-minutes, is her most fractured work to date, a piece.

Lism by Ellen Allien, released 01 March 2013 1. Cut 1 2. Cut 2 3. Cut 3 4. Cut 4 5. Cut 5 6. Cut 6 7. Cut 7 8. Cut 8 9. LISm Ellen Allien's new work LISm is already being referred to as a milestone in the label's history: rarely has an LP from the circle of BPC artists deviated so far from the club context as LISm. Includes unlimited streaming of Lism via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.

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Ellen Allien (born 1968 as Ellen Fraatz) is a German electronic musician, music producer, and the founder of BPitch Control music label. Her album Stadtkind was dedicated to the city of Berlin, and she cites the culture of reunified Berlin as one of the main inspirations for her music. She sings in both German and English. Her music is best described as a blend of IDM and Techno music, which is dance-floor oriented and has noticeable experimental elements. She currently lives in Berlin.

Original production 2011 by Ellen Allien and Thomas Muller at Couch Studio Berlin. Additional production 2012 by Ellen Allien & Bruno Pronsato. Piece based on the 2011 Paris Production of Musica per Drama at le Centre Pompidou. Production 2013 for BPitch Control Records. Matrix, Runout: ww. andlewithcare. de BPC264 AC99880-01.

But see, every Allien album is just what it is: an album, but without a real connection between subsequent releases. Sure, some typical Allien-esque features always re-appear: she has always shown to have a knack for combining her rather mechanical electronic beats with, for lack of a better word, poppyness. Sadly enough, each of her previous albums had some great tracks to offer but were not able to sustain the same quality during the course of the whole listen.

While listening to Ellen Allien's LISm, it helps to realize that the project that spawned it was inspired by elliptical writing, cut-up cinema, and other art forms where deconstruction is another means of creation.