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Structures from Silence

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発売日 2021年10月22日
国内/輸入 輸入
レーベルProjekt
構成数 3
パッケージ仕様 -
規格品番 PJKCD3022
SKU 617026030227

構成数 : 3枚
合計収録時間 : 03:09:54
Solo performer: Steve Roach. Recorded at Timeroom Studios, Culver, California between 1983 & 1984. Includes liner notes by Steve Roach. All tracks have been digitally remastered. Liner Note Author: Steve Roach. Recording information: The Timeroom, AZ (1983-1984); The Timeroom, Culver City, California (1983-1984); The Timeroom, AZ (2013-2014); The Timeroom, Culver City, California (2013-2014). Originally released in 1984, Structures from Silence turned out to be one of Roach's most successful and acclaimed releases over time; widely considered his breakout album where he found his own voice, it even made a list of Top Ten releases published in a magazine dedicated to yoga. Whether a listener uses it for that purpose or not, it does have to be said that Structures from Silence is a lovely effort indeed. Its chief allure remains its transcendence of time -- while one can surmise, based on the sound of the record, its early-'80s vintage, it is not an obviously dated album in and of itself. Though Roach's approach changed and explored many new directions, there's a core aesthetic still at work, that of contrasting a variety of loops and repeated motifs with subtle melodic exploration. The interweaving of the two approaches, to the point where it's never quite clear what predominates at what point -- especially on opening track "Reflections in Suspension" -- makes for music both cyclic and open-ended. In the original liner notes, Roach himself spoke of hearing and working with the music for months before recording it; certainly, the depth of detail, from shimmering high notes and tones to semi-orchestral synth sweeps and low, purring drones, makes for lovely listening. All three tracks are equally worth hearing, but the longest is the title track itself; a tour de force. Spanning nearly half-an-hour's length, it's easily the most spacious of the compositions, with the exchange between structure and free-flow more pronounced but still making a fine, evocative listen. The influence of groups like Tangerine Dream -and Vangelis is still audible, but Structures from Silence is its own notable peak, the first of many astonishing highlights for Roach. ~ Ned Raggett
エディション : Remaster
録音 : ステレオ (Studio)

  1. 1.[CDアルバム] DISC 1: STRUCTURES FROM SILENCE:
    1. 1.
      Reflections In Suspension
    2. 2.
      Quiet Friend
    3. 3.
      Structures From Silence
  2. 2.[CDアルバム] DISC 2: SUSPENSION AND REFLECTION:
    1. 1.
      Suspension
    2. 2.
      Reflection
  3. 3.[CDアルバム] DISC 3: BELOW AND BEYOND:
    1. 1.
      Beyond
    2. 2.
      Below

作品の情報

メイン
アーティスト: Steve Roach

その他
エンジニア: Steve Roach
プロデューサー: Steve Roach

商品の紹介

Alternative Press (11/01, p.91) - 8 out of 10 - "...Roach took Brian Eno's Ambient a step further by creating something with a resounding sense of humanity and emotion."
Rovi

Originally released in 1984, Structures from Silence turned out to be one of Roach's most successful and acclaimed releases over time; widely considered his breakout album where he found his own voice, it even made a list of Top Ten releases published in a magazine dedicated to yoga. Whether a listener uses it for that purpose or not, it does have to be said that Structures from Silence is a lovely effort indeed. Its chief allure remains its transcendence of time -- while one can surmise, based on the sound of the record, its early-'80s vintage, it is not an obviously dated album in and of itself. Though Roach's approach changed and explored many new directions, there's a core aesthetic still at work, that of contrasting a variety of loops and repeated motifs with subtle melodic exploration. The interweaving of the two approaches, to the point where it's never quite clear what predominates at what point -- especially on opening track "Reflections in Suspension" -- makes for music both cyclic and open-ended. In the original liner notes, Roach himself spoke of hearing and working with the music for months before recording it; certainly, the depth of detail, from shimmering high notes and tones to semi-orchestral synth sweeps and low, purring drones, makes for lovely listening. All three tracks are equally worth hearing, but the longest is the title track itself; a tour de force. Spanning nearly half-an-hour's length, it's easily the most spacious of the compositions, with the exchange between structure and free-flow more pronounced but still making a fine, evocative listen. The influence of groups like Tangerine Dream -and Vangelis is still audible, but Structures from Silence is its own notable peak, the first of many astonishing highlights for Roach. ~ Ned Raggett
Rovi

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