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Demdike Stare is a project formed by two insatiable collectors of vinyl, based in Manchester: Sean Canty and Miles Whittaker , producers of the old school two years ago decided to join forces to create this interesting and mysterious sonic adventure and the occult esoteric beats. Their vinyl trilogy, with three Eps published in 2009, was presented in full in an edition out this year in triple cd, entitled'' Tryptych ''(Modern Love, 2011) [ here available], which adds new material coated in the three CDs, completing the group's musical radiography. The concept of their proposal is based on bass drones and acts to create atmospheres that allow light to escape, evoking dark spaces and ominous, but at the same time know how to be sensual and accommodating even managed to give off little by little, a sort of heat that you do not expect. The soundscapes are assembled with passion and quality, and drone-dub-techno moments give rise to very successful, such as'' Repository Of Ligh '', in which the two show their full attention to detail, introducing some elements of proto-techno on the line of great Manuel Göttsching , or even in industrial-ambient ''Shame'' Rain And, not to mention the majestic double face'' Forest Of Evil''. The rhythm, however, often recalls that of the old horror film with disturbing elements soppranaturali Eastern or African origin (very percussive and / or tribal), as in Desert Ascetic '''', a genuine psychedelic pandemonium, but also in some of pesaggi ''Dusk'', ''Dawn'',''Bardo Thodol ''and'' Hashshashin Chant''(the video - see below - was built with its images taken from horror films). Like artists such as Wolfgang Voigt or Shackleton, Demdike Stare is reported as one of the projects most important of a certain kind of contemporary electronic which tends to make techno and natural dialogue (be it through dell'albiente sounds, tribal rhythms or two things at the same time) with a perfectionist attitude and personal, of course far from the ski balllo, but extremely interesting when it comes to opening new outlets of expression in these areas from a musical perspective, the entire European Union. Another important work.
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