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fault ′n′roll

written and produced by danny kreutzfeldt

sectorchestra is one of the numerous projects that the dane danny kreutzfeldt maintains.

here he focuses himself with abstract clickhouse and varies it until it’s tough to categorize which genre sectorchestra tries to touch. the results are odd pieces, that confuse the listener with their disharmonic sequences and veil of mysterious click fragements. however throughout the duration of the tracks the processing grooves grow a swinging approach, and afterwards reviewing them, the listener is convinced with the microscopic contruction sectorchestra utilizes on his music. fault ′n′ roll is inspired by the 1984 album by the residents called "third reich ′n′ roll".

"burning beaches“ takes a minimal house arrangement on octaved toms as trestle. but quickly sectochestra scrolls down the blinds,to reveal cracking 8-bit noise fragments. until the ominous 5th minute begins, when shockingly everything disap pears at once, and the vocals of jeannefair push the paradoxed listener back to the armchair.

the rumble continues with "casual disaster“, which has a bit more temper, but not less confounded and complex snipping in and out, laying sounds. you won’t finish counting all the hisses and pops of the individual fragements, that do appear like gremlins out of the nothing and immediately disappear after flashing in the covering darkness.

"last surf“ continues where "casual disaster“ left off, but is less hurried with the track building up. spooled klacky moviereels, fragile breath and all sorts of bone particles race across the scenario. sectorchestra finishes the ep with a more minimal percussion trip with spheric rhythm n ’bone house structures, that are flowing like liquid in "no blues“.

text written by sebastian redenz

reviews

bleed | germany | 02/2004

da braucht man nur eine sekunde reinzuhören und weiss schon was für ein killer diese platte ist. (äh, sagen wir mal release, gibts ja schliesslich alles im netz). dunkel klickernde verhangene welten mit eigenartig schrägen sounds aber dennoch einem deepen gefühl für den groove und gespenstisch dahinschleichenden immer schöner werdenden harmonien, die sich durch alle 4 tracks immer elegischer ausbreiten und jede sekunde zu einem akustischen abenteuer machen. perfekter sound für nächte die nicht aufhören wollen.

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frans de waard | netherlands | 03/2004

thinner records is the net label where you can download music, but which you can also get as a cdr. they release many people that are quite unknown, but usually worthwhile music. sectorchestra is one danny kreutzfeldt from danmark. he operates in abstract clickhouse. minimalist beats, and grainy samples are the main ingredients here. halfway through the first track ′burning beaches′ a female vocal sample drops in. sectorchestra operates on a darker level than is usual for this kind of music. there is a darker undercurrent in all four of the tracks, like a hidden, dark corner. this makes this probably more enjoyable for home-listening than for cheery dancecrowd. quite a lovely, nice release.
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dp | canada | 03/2004

i already discovered a couple of interesting projects on this german label devoted to ambient stuff. sectorchestra is probably one of the best! there’s a different ambient approach, that constantly moves from cold and chilling experiences to groovy spheres. more than this, both poles are like composing a fusion that will fascinate numerous ambient lovers. the debut-cut entitled “burning beaches” is really worthy of examination. there’s a constant slow rhythm recovered by cold loops that runs nicely around till a female vocalist emerges out of the fog. she sounds pretty mysterious and finally disappeared to open again the door for the atmospheric mood. 2 other pieces entitled “last surf” and “no blues” are still cool cuts. the global sound isn’t that cold as what we’re used to hear on different ambient projects, but creates an irresistible red line that guides you through groovy loops and low tempo rhythms. this is something you’ve to experience!
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carsten vollmer | germany | 10/2004

entspannt starten wir die nächste cd. mit sectorchestra und ihrer ep „fault‘n‘roll“ (www.thinnerism.com) können wir uns gut von der hektik des alltags erholen. nette downtempo-lounge-clicks treffen auf rosarote echo-experimente und straighte old-school-samples. nicht aufregend neu, aber entsprechend stressfrei und mit hohem wiedererkennungswert.
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