The Industrial Twilight: Reverie Falls On All

Friday, March 22, 2013

Reverie Falls On All - "İMÇ" [2007]

Artist: Reverie Falls On All

Title: İMÇ

Genre: Noise Rock

Country: Turkey

Release date: 2007

Track List:

İMÇ
interlude
İMÇ (live)

"Reverie Falls On All was formed in the summer of 2003 by Replikas members Barkin Engin and Burak Tamer. The sound processing improvisations in search for the direction of the collaboration evolved into various textures containing acoustic instruments with the real acoustic qualities of the building, where the sessions took place. Finally the music shaped into a structure that blend the duo’s guitar playing aesthetic with their influences on glitch, noise, 20th Century Music and classical composition.

The musical ideas interfere with sound wise coincidences throughout the composing process. Digital errors, ambient noises, leakage from other spaces become elements of the compositions, each introducing an actual code of framed time. Then these audible codes of the moments connect with the reflections of daily life and transform into musical structures"

Well, I don't know much about Replikas, but looks like they're a quite well-known experimental/post-rock project. And speaking of RFOA - yes, it's noise, but not the "industrial" kind of noise. Anyway, it's the only Turkish (or generally Middle Eastern/Oriental) noise project I know of.

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