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Andre Bratten: Silvester - VINYL LPTitle: Silvester Artist: Andre Bratten Label: Smalltown Supersound Product Type: VINYL LP UPC: 7072822374006 Genre: Electronic Release Date: 2020 07 24 Number of Discs: 2 A lot has been written about seminal Norwegian black metal band Mayhem but Andr Bratten's new record for Smalltown Supersound surfaces a little known story about the group. In 1986 87, years before their 1993 debut record, guitarist ystein Aarseth (aka Euronymous) took a musical
Title: SilvesterArtist: Andre Bratten
Label: Smalltown Supersound
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 7072822374006
Genre: Electronic
Release Date: 2020-07-24
Number of Discs: 2
A lot has been written about seminal Norwegian black metal band Mayhem but André Bratten's new record for Smalltown Supersound surfaces a little known story about the group. In 1986-87, years before their 1993 debut record, guitarist Øystein Aarseth (aka Euronymous) took a musical pilgrimage to Germany to solicit collaboration with one of his musical heroes. Øystein, who tragically was destined to be murder by former member Varg Vikernes in 1993, bought an Interrail ticket and travelled from Norway to Germany to seek out experimental musician Conrad Schnitzler. Conrad was the founder of West German Krautock incubating club the Zodiac Free Arts Lab in West Berlin in 1968 and a former member of Tangerine Dream and Kluster (key experimental groups in the development of industrial music and Kosmiche electronic music). Øystein sat outside Schnitzler's house and refused to leave until he was allowed in to talk. His persistence paid off, with Schnitzler surprisingly agreeing to write a piece of music for Mayhem. The piece of music became "Silvester Anfang", the first track and introduction to Mayhem's classic debut "Deathcrush". A detailed percussive number, Mayhem still open their heavy live shows with this music today. When Mayhem founder Jørn "Necrobutcher" Stubberud told the story behind "Silvester Anfang" to Bratten at a party, they immediately had the idea that Bratten should remix or rework this little known track. Totally absorbed in the sounds of Schnitzler and it's strange and unusual pairing with Mayhem, Bratten started out with a plan to make one remix. He ended up with a series of tracks inspired by both Schnitzler's intro and the sounds of the debut record "Deathcrush". The results transpired into a mutation of Conrad Schnitzler, Mayhem and André Bratten. "Silvester" is Mayhem and Schnitzler reimagined. Or deconstructed and then rebuilt. However you term it, a remix turned into a new André Bratten unlike any he has recorded before, haunted by the echoes of Mayhem's grisly legacy as well as Klusters early industrial music's concrte looped experiments. 5 new tracks and 50 minutes of new music. An album of abstract freeform structures morphing elements of kraut, techno, ambient, black metal, industrial, minimalist and drone. A perfect fusion of two dystopian extremes of Norwegian underground music.
Tracks:
1.1 Witching Hour
1.2 Silvester Anfang
1.3 Untitled 1
1.4 Untitled 2
1.5 Coral
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I love these little notebooks. I have a case that they fit in just fine, along with a pencil. I use them primarily for my ham radio hobby for when I go to a park and need to record the contacts that I have made for the log.
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Nice quality but could be better for the price.
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So nice quality but strange dimensions. There is no way to fold a standard 8.5x11" sheet of computer paper to fit neatly in this. So if you want to print out your own documents to take with you in this, this isn't ideal.
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★★★★★ 5
Pen Holder is Very Narrow
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Overall this item is effective for holding a Rite in the Rain 4.625" x 7" spiral side-bound notebook. There is no zipper on this so it does not seal. It has slots for a few cards and folded or smaller items can be tucked behind the notebook in the pockets that hold the covers. I haven't used it in the rain enough yet to know if those papers I have tucked in will stay dry. The description says a cell phone could be stored in those pockets as well. I haven't tried this, but my cell phone with a cover wouldn't fit. If you have a thin cell phone it might work, but I prefer to put both covers slid into the pockets so the notebook stays open easier when using it. The outer elastic closure is tight enough without being too tight. However, the pen holders are quite tight and small. They likely work well to hold in the Rite in the Rain pen that is narrow and smooth and possibly a narrow and smooth mechanical pencil, but they are too tight for my side click mechanical pencil. I could barely slide it in and when I tried to pull it out, the top half pulled off the bottom half of the pencil. It would also be a struggle to put larger pens in and out, but the elastic might stretch to fit those that are smooth over time. Despite not being able to use the loops for my preferred pencil, I chose to keep it.
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