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Scott Smallwood – “Three Soundscapes” (Sijis)

Scott Smallwood - Three SoundscapesElectro-Acoustic Chamber Music | US-American composer Scott Smallwood released his music at various experimental Net- and CDR-labels. For his collection "Three Soundscapes", Smallwood and the Now Ensemble gathered to perform three of his most accessible compositions up to date. Neo-classical Ambient at the edge of Noise and Musique Concrète that might mark a good starting point for those who dare to dig deeper.




The album starts with "Colton Swarm". 11:30 minutes mainly build of harmonica- and cello-drones. Enhanced with subtle field-recordings, the whole piece billows up and down, gives rise to noisy wave peaks, uncovers calm clearings and stomachs the careless listener in a whole. Huge. "Stay" is the very step too close to Industrial-music and, although the end is fine, not my cup of machine oil.

So skip and enjoy "Still in Here". For another 10:40 minutes, Smallwood and the Now Ensemble carefully create advanced, acoustic ambient music. Sijis Netlabel put Smallwood's musical annotations in the ZIP-file and it's pretty exciting to follow them. All musicians act with great concentration and intuition for each other. Craftsmanship, despite all the UGC-hooray, is a stunning thing to observe.

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Release-Site: Scott Smallwood - "Three Soundscapes"
Direct Download: Scott Smallwood - "Three Soundscapes" ZIP
Netlabel: www.sijis.com
Artist Website: Scott Smallwood

About the Author

Phlow-Author Bettina RhymesThis article was written on 14.February 2008 by Bettina Rhymes. Bettina Rhymes is the journalist alter ego of Sven Swift. Swift runs the established CDr- and Netlabel 12rec.net and acts as a Netaudio DJ every now and then. Next to his job at Phlow Mag, he writes reviews about free music at RUBored.org. Read more articles written by Bettina Rhymes.

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