.: the album Last Poem from December 2008
Brunette Models has a 5th album Last Poem as a real CD.
2008 Generator Rec.
LABEL NUMBER: GEN CD 007
PRINT DATE (RECORD DATE): 2008
PACKAGING: JEWELCASE
TRACKS:
- MP3 Intro
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MP3 Call him dr. Moog
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MP3 In the garden of Aphrodite
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MP3 Fly with me Margo
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MP3 Lemessos
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MP3 Picture of your mind
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MP3 Madame Charme
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MP3 This is an empty world
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MP3 Anadyomene' Secret
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MP3 Searching
.: PROMOMIX free download:
Last Poem - Promomix.mp3 8,86 MB
"Brunette Models" makes very good ambient music, skillfully combined with dreamy, slow-motion club music, murky vinyl lounge and subtle solarized downtempo-breakbeat. Listening to this record we may have free floating associations with music made by such as artists as Centrozoon, Geir Jenssen, Ian Boddy, Robert Rich or the Aerial Service Area project, but it would still be sketchy, spontaneous impressions, insofar as the brain and only member of "Brunette Models", a certain mysterious philosopher Piotr, has a great talent as far as painting of strongly individualized sound abstractions is concerned. Frankly speaking, each single episode of this fascinating album is worth the Listener's while: be it an ashy park closed in a bottle dreamt of in the fourth piece, be it a creamy river of wax flowing uphill in track five, be it a hall of distorted time-measuring devices as pictured in the sixth impression, be it slightly irritated autumn on Erik Satie's working desk in piece number seven. I have no problem imagining track eight as a musical jewel shining bright on some sombre, ultracontemplative record released by Fax Records (just to make things clear: it's a great compliment). And as soon as we start to think, what we are dealing here with is a musical trip towards the darkest and most formless clouds of oblivion ambience, there suddenly appears - in track nine - very well-tempered sequential electronica, with a gentle touch of intelligent sense of humour. Yet another masterpiece: glacial impression number ten. So much for this record, then? It seems to be a short journey indeed. Just push play, again and again - which I do recommend.
Igor Wróblewski
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