Hindsight clearly reveals the heart of these pieces – important to note considering they were recorded at a time when laptop performance was an alien concept to many in experimental music
it takes us into an universe of low frequency vibrations felt as much by the guts
which sounds a series of melancholic chords to accompany a wandering Wyatt-esque keyboard line as cole’s intimate contact mic textures sizzle and pop in the foreground
going as far as to call his former peers and admirers “a bunch of losers” in the press
Vilod evade easy categorisation
Cluster & Eno – Cluster & Eno [LP] Extreme / Noise / Free Sound Hindsight clearly reveals the heart"Originally recorded and released in 1977, this pioneering ambient album brought together several legends of progressive electronic music: Brian Eno, solo artist and collaborator with David Bowie, Robert Fripp, and Roxy Music; Dieter Moebius and Hans Joachim Roedelius aka Cluster, both of whom made dozens of ground breaking recordings throughout the 70s; and Conny Plank, who recorded everyone from Neu! to Ash Ra Tempel to Devo. This album was the