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The Lay

by RDKPL

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about

It is a pleasant joy to close this cycle of the year; With an Artist so active since the 90s with his projects and alternate productions, we have already talked a lot about his work and the care he gives to each album in an Audiovisual way, starting from the production of the work from the acoustic, to the evolution of making the conjunction of intertwining the organic with the main function of its electronic machines, some analogous and others under some DIY manufacturing technique that, once fused together, generate and create a field of sound and audio experimentation where the progressions of each note of noise, sound and effect surround the environment in a sonic epic of mysticism and a ritualization of Industry and process always polishing his distinctive label of such a great inspired Artist that he is!!!!!
now starting from the content of the Album we are going to talk a little about it, and it is that this points perfectly as in the small description that Radek gives us; be it the machines and manufacturing methods of regressing and inputting the sound, from the manipulation of the knobs to the contrast of those abrupt bumps towards the main Base of your DIY machine or minimalist Acoustic Organic Element that is simple and quite functional from the creative, ephemeral, absolute and distinctive in this complete album!!!
something quite and always to emphasize when talking about Radek's creativity to light the fuse of each composition is that it is always "Spontaneous" everything is recorded or the sounds and noises of the environment are caught sporadically in real time, if errors are detected or acts that do not fit, it does not matter here "Improvisation is Primordial" we see and listen to delays, we feel vibrations revving the environment, the waves are blocked in the path of evolution of sound, those thunderous blows that are marked between the capture are spit of the sound and the unique power of the time, the machines also play an important role in the mix, which accentuate a better sound, a better production and an expression that although the Organic is also attractive, the machines help to complement it in a more optimal way and fierce each impulse of these creations...

As always, the cover art also runs here with a visual idealism that fits specifically with the content of the album and its expression as it explains and differs from us that Allusion between the material things in your environment and the way of life that advocates existentialism. capitalist that we consume and it traps us and causes us a corrosion of identity, wuiza for that reason the fingers covered with a polypropylene made for the purpose of moving away from the notorious dirt of the demonym and the social criticism of classes!!!! our igo tmvn is a viduwl artist and very good great cover art!!!

Happy Holidays and Happy New Year for everyone what visit this little Space!!!!

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released December 31, 2022

RDKPL - the lay

All sounds one-take live via three shakers through four delay effects by RK
All photos by RadeK.K.

facebook.com/RDKPLnoise
rdkpl.bandcamp.com
www.napalmed.cz

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