Credits:

Sirom

Description:

Glitterbeat is a German world music label that has been receiving a lot of attention from music fans around the world. tak:til, a sub-label of Glitterbeat, has released some very good ambient/experimental music such as Jon Hassell's "Malaya's Dream Story - The Fourth World Vol. 2" (Rice Records INR-7130) and Korean traditional experimentalist Park Ji-ha's "Communion" (Sambinha Imports INSI-5476). 7130) and "Communion" (Sambinha Import INSI-5476) by Korean traditionalist experimentalist Park Ji-Ha, and tak:til has now released another masterpiece! is now available! SIROM was formed in 2015 in Slovenia, a small country located in the northwest of the Balkan Peninsula.Ana Kravanya (violin/viola/rabab/keichak/bendir/balafon/flute/sound object/voice), Samo Kuchin (ixteria/hardy gadi/tambura brach/melodica/tubular bells/percussion/sound object/voice), Istok Koren (banjo/3-string banjo/balafon/gamelan/tank drum/sound object/voice). object/sound object/voice), and Iztok Koren (banjo, 3-string banjo, balafon, gamelan, tank drum, percussion, sound object), this trio group has been pursuing its own musical world under the theme of "not playing existing music" and "playing imaginary folk music". The trio has been pursuing their own musical world. Their music is characterized by the intense tension created by primitive percussion instruments such as the bendir, the otherworldliness of traditional folk instruments and handmade instruments from various countries, and the tragic and vivid melodies played by string instruments such as the viola, Many of you may have been captivated by their dark, lyrical worldview and the mysterious, exotic atmosphere that pervades the entire album.And now we would like to introduce their third album "A Universe That Roasts Blossoms for a Horse", following their debut album "I (Eye)" and second album "I Can Be a Clay Snapper" (Sambinha Imports INSI-5467). That Roasts Blossoms for a Horse" (Sambinha Imports INSI-5467), their third album, which translates as "A Universe of Roasting Flowers for a Horse. As Samo Kuchin says, "Making music and building a new world in this world are exactly the same thing," this time around, the multi-cultural sounds of various traditional folk instruments such as balafon and keichak, the layering of minimal phrases played by handmade instruments such as iquiteria, and the sound of the "roasted flowers for a horse" are all part of the album's title. The layering of minimal phrases played by handmade instruments such as the balafon and the keichak, the lyrical melodies of the viola and hurdy-gurdy, and the intense percussion performance all come together to create a unique landscape image for the listener. It is also a wonder that despite the experimental and daring experimentation in the performance, there is no sense of dissonance, and the harmonies are extremely balanced and beautifully maintained.Highly recommended for fans of experimental/avant-garde music as well as for lovers of traditional and handmade instruments!

Tracklisting:

1. A WASHED OUT BOY TAKING FOSSILS FROM A FROG SACK
2. SLEIGHT OF HAND WITH A MELTING KEY
3. A PULSE EXPELS ITS BROTHER & SISTER
4. LOW PROBABILITY OF A HUG
5. SAME AS THE ONE SHE HARDLY REMEMBERS