ELECTRONIC SOUND 89 Lehti + 7" single Plastikman

Englanninkielinen musiikkilehti:
ELECTRONIC SOUND 89 Lehti + 7" single

Single:
A: Plastikman - Contain (Radio Edit - Original Version)
B: Plastikman & Chilly Gonzales - Contain (In Key) (Radio Edit)

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"Plastikman, aka Canadian producer and DJ Richie Hawtin, has created some of

the most innovative and exhilarating electronic music of the last 30 years – from

sinuous acid to skeletal techno to panoramic ambient soundscapes. His latest

release, 'Consumed In Key', is a bold reworking of his 1998 album ‘Consumed’,

recorded in collaboration with fellow musical shapeshifter Chilly Gonzales. It's a

giant leap into uncharted territory for these two sonic adventurers and we have

spoken to both Plastikman and Chilly to get the inside story on what is a highly

addictive and truly stunning record.

Our other main interviews this issue include ex-Propaganda vocalists Claudia

Bru?cken and Susanne Freytag discussing their welcome return as Propaganda.

See what they did there? We also have In The Nursery, Roger Eno, Penguin Cafe,

Rodney Cromwell and David M Allen. The latter is best known as the

engineer/producer with the likes of The Human League, The Cure and The Sisters

Of Mercy, and he has an album of his own now, 'The DNA Of DMA'. He recorded it

more than 40 years ago, when he was working with Martin Rushent on 'Dare'. It's a

great tale and one not to be missed!

As ever, we have music as well as a magazine. This month's limited edition seven-

inch is pressed on crystal clear vinyl and brings together Plastikman's ominous

and glorious 'Contain' with 'Contain (In Key)', a dazzling new interpretation of

Richie Hawtin's dramatic ambient piece recorded with Chilly Gonzales on piano.

The latter is the opening cut of Plastikman and Chilly's 'Consumed In Key' album

and is a radical take on minimal techno, something the two artists explore in

greater depth and detail as the record progresses, pushing them further and

further beyond their comfort zones. "