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Friday, October 17, 2008

Andrew Bland and Steve Logel - Zonohedra (US 2007)

ZONOHEDRA was a project of Andrew Bland and Steve Logel concentrating on atmospheric instrumental sounds and quite relaxing ambient collages. A true home-recording, all tracks were recorded in Andrew's basement (Temple, GA).

"... makes for fine background music on a rainy afternoon or late at night. Andrew apparently liked the use of the MicroKorg from PAPER FENCES and brought in a few vintage synths to flesh out the all-instrumental disc. I tend to enjoy the more percussive tracks like 'Alkaline', 'Solstice', and 
'Whisper Forth' most."
(Dr. Schluss, on whose blog this musical diamond was posted first)

Great instrumental album, that sometimes reminds me of early post rockers TORTOISE ('Cytoplasm'), with the repetitious bassline and synth-sounds very much to the fore but never getting too excited... Cool smooth over-all atmosphere, sometimes getting more sinister.

Check also out ANDREW BLAND's web page here.

ANDREW BLAND AND STEVE LOGEL - ZONOHEDRA (2007)
(mp3-zip, 10 tracks, 56 min)
Get it HERE. New link May 2024.

All songs  - of course - copyright 2007 Andrew Bland (c).

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

Quite beautiful! It undulates its way through one's mind. I have listened twice, back to back, and it seems to take no time at all. This is on my favorite list, which these days seems composed of music from your blog. Thanks for everything!

mike-floyd said...

Thanks for your kind words again, revrev. You're almost making me blush...

All thanks goes of course to the musicians who are so kind to contribute to this blog by allowing me to post their stuff!

Enjoy the sounds! And thanks for commenting. It's always nice to have some feedback.