Iannis Xenakis – Taurhiphanie / Voyage Absolu Des Unari Vers Andromède / Gendy 3 / S.709 [LP] Post-Punk / Alt. Rock toward increasingly complex arrangements of

toward increasingly complex arrangements of instrumentation that offer a central place to her own voice

cyclic repetition gives the listener an opportunity to discover the sounds

While they previously played together in indie band Violent Change

who at first focuses on sizzle cymbals before hypnotic cycles of gentle tom rhythms combine with electronic burbles and flutters to suggest a dream collaboration between Masahiko Togashi and Jean Schwarz

Pancrace's debut self-titled double-LP was released by Penultimate Press in 2017 and ended up on The Wire's best releases of that year

Iannis Xenakis – Taurhiphanie / Voyage Absolu Des Unari Vers Andromède / Gendy 3 / S.709 [LP] Post-Punk / Alt. Rock toward increasingly complex arrangements of"Iannis Xenakis's late electroacoustic music became electronic: all sounds are synthetic "explicit computer music" as Peter Hoffmann called it. The music presented here shows Xenakis's way back from spatialized immersive music and multimedia spectacle to simple loudspeaker music. The sound does not move anymore, there are no synchronized visuals: nothing remains but structured noise. Xenakis used two inventions he had already presented in the context