Fennesz: Agora - VINYL LP

Fennesz: Agora - VINYL LPTitle: Agora Artist: Fennesz Label: Touch Product Type: VINYL LP UPC: 5050580703445 Genre: Electronic Release Date: 2019 08 02 Number of Discs: 1 Agora is Christian Fennesz's first solo album since Mahler Remix (TONE 052LP, 2014) and Bcs (EMEGO 165CD LP, 2014). Fennesz writes: "It's a simple story. I had temporarily lost a proper studio workspace and had to move all my gear back to a small bedroom in my flat where I recorded this album. It was all

Title: Agora
Artist: Fennesz
Label: Touch
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 5050580703445
Genre: Electronic
Release Date: 2019-08-02
Number of Discs: 1

Agora is Christian Fennesz's first solo album since Mahler Remix (TONE 052LP, 2014) and Bécs (EMEGO 165CD/LP, 2014). Fennesz writes: "It's a simple story. I had temporarily lost a proper studio workspace and had to move all my gear back to a small bedroom in my flat where I recorded this album. It was all done on headphones, which was rather a frustrating situation at first but later on it felt like back in the day when I produced my first records in the 1990s. In the end it was inspiring. I used very minimal equipment; I didn't even have the courage to plug in all the gear and instruments which were at my disposal. I just used what was at hand." Fennesz uses guitar and computer to create shimmering, swirling electronic sound of enormous range and complex musicality. His lush and luminous compositions are anything but sterile computer experiments. They resemble sensitive, telescopic recordings of rainforest insect life or natural atmospheric occurrences, an inherent naturalism permeating each piece. He lives and works in Vienna. Recorded at Kaiserstudios, Vienna, August, September 2018. "Rainfall": vocals by Katharina Caecilia Fennesz; "Agora": field recordings Manfred Neuwirth, vocals Mira Waldmann. Photography and design by Jon Wozencroft. Mastered by Denis Blackham at Skye. Full color inner and outer sleeve. "Imagine the electric guitar severed from cliché and all of it's physical limitations, shaping a bold new musical language." -City Newspaper

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