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GENRE: Electronic, Ambient, Synth-Pop, Noise
Label: Resting Bell
Release date: 2009
Total running time: 1:06:11
It seems like Astrowind are having the most constant release-frequency on Resting Bell. One release a year, always around September and October. It is the third release on Resting Bell, after “Somewhere The Music Had Been Played“ in September 2007 and “Der Leuchtturm“ in October 2008. They also released on 12rec and Electrosound/Musica Excentrica.
“Kurland” contains 15 pieces and has a total duration of over 60 minutes, a real longplayer. Kurland is the german name for one of the cultural and historical regions of Latvia (in english: Courland). So you have scenic titles like “Kurland“, “Nebel”, “Sounds Of The Shores” but also pieces about aerospace and deep sea. Compared to the older Astrowind-releases the new work sounds a bit deeper and adult. You still find the synth-drones and the noises and glitches but everything is arranged very focused, very sublime. Every element is set very sensible and well chosen.
| TRACKLIST |
| 01 – Kurland 02 – Nebel 03 – Kuppel 04 – Sounds of the shore 05 – Deep blue sea 06 – Buran 07 – October 08 – Late october 09 – Luch 10 – Nemo 11 – Anomalies 12 – Voice of depth 13 – Puchina 14 – Der strahl 15 – When The Rain And Wind Knocked Out Of The Window |
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