I thought the same last week.Robi wrote:Interestingly, only Spanish language articles released till now about the next album...
Not only one South-American portal put on an article...
Or am I so that naive?
I thought the same last week.Robi wrote:Interestingly, only Spanish language articles released till now about the next album...
Not only one South-American portal put on an article...
Or am I so that naive?
Considering that: Oxygene, Equinoxe and Magnetic Fields have been re-released on Vinyl (although in horrible digital remastered form) aswell as Rarities (which apparently used identical masters as the CD and Digital release) there is quite a big chance, but I'll go with the digital and CD releases depending on the master. If it's better mastered on vinyl like: En Attendant Cousteu, Chronologie and especially Oxygene 7-13 then I'll be getting the Vinyl releaseRobi wrote:Can someone contact a managment representative if the next album(s) would release by vinyls too?
That article is really weird about exploring silence. How can you explore silence, there is no sound?Robi wrote:I hope he'll release the new album through vinyl too.
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A short interview from 2010 about the next album...
http://www.synthtopia.com/content/2010/ ... f-silence/
I can ski some mile into the woods and sample hours of analog silence. Specially now in winter. Snow absorbs sounds.Kanta wrote:That article is really weird about exploring silence. How can you explore silence, there is no sound?Robi wrote:I hope he'll release the new album through vinyl too.
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A short interview from 2010 about the next album...
http://www.synthtopia.com/content/2010/ ... f-silence/
But silence is no sound, right?Velodynamic wrote:I can ski some mile into the woods and sample hours of analog silence. Specially now in winter. Snow absorbs sounds.Kanta wrote:That article is really weird about exploring silence. How can you explore silence, there is no sound?Robi wrote:I hope he'll release the new album through vinyl too.
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A short interview from 2010 about the next album...
http://www.synthtopia.com/content/2010/ ... f-silence/
In todays society many people are exposed to sound pollutions of all kind. Sometimes it can even lead to sleep disorder.
For many people real silence has almost become a kind of rarity of its own.
In music it can be quite neat with a short break of silence just before the crescendo in a track. It's a classic.
He did a very nice design of the map.Robi wrote:A guy called Diego from Caracas.Kanta wrote:Did the Spanish fans design this map please?Robi wrote:Image
(have you watched the date of the article?)Kanta wrote:But silence is no sound, right?![]()
Yes, only after you mentioned it. Everything is clear now.Dr_Jones wrote:(have you watched the date of the article?)Kanta wrote:But silence is no sound, right?![]()
Yes, it was meKanta wrote:He did a very nice design of the map.Robi wrote:A guy called Diego from Caracas.Kanta wrote: Did the Spanish fans design this map please?
Whatever.Velodynamic wrote:It wasn't even funny.![]()