Vektormusik

Interfoliere

BY Romina WendellPublished Jun 21, 2007

Piano, clarinet and trumpet are not your first choice of instruments when it comes to carrying an electronica album. In Interfoliere, however, it’s a natural and elegant mix. A collaboration between acoustic engineer Kristoffer Jorgensen and drummer Thomas Ahlmark — a tribute to the production and polish only the long Scandinavian winters in the studio can give you — Vektormusik reveal a clean and clear audio aesthetic that perfectly carries the ultra-slow rhythms and glitched-out, ambient jazz of the Danish producers. Clarinets bellow through popcorn rushes of glitch, piano notes drift in through delicate guitar strings and everything eventually gets cut-up, skewed and shifted slightly out of tune. All of this is woven into the understated but unpredictable atmospherics, and is calming and artful in both music and mood.
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