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Senyawa // Alkisah TAPE

Senyawa // Alkisah TAPE

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The new School of the Arts, which was newly launched by the organizer of Russia Full of Nothing, has moved to Spain and has arrived for the first time in Japan.

This work is a cassette released by Indonesian duo Senyawa in February 2021.Includes 2 metalfolk songs that give you an exotic feel.DL code included.

Description by School of the Arts:

"The new album by critically acclaimed Indonesian duo Senyawa is being co-released by 44 different labels worldwide, and School of the Arts presents a Russian version on cassette. It features the full album as well as two extended remixes: Moa Pillar's 14-minute heavenly ambient and a 24-minute poisonous drone collage by Ivan Zoloto.

Senyawa's music combines extended vocal techniques of Rully Shabara and homemade instruments built and played by Wukir Suryadi. It exists on the outer edges of primitivism, post-industrial, improv, doom, heavy psych, and drone.

Having a dozen releases under their belt, most notably “Sujud” on Sublime Frequencies and “Menjadi” on Morphine Records, as well as multiple international shows and festival appearances, the band has proven that Indonesian music can be so much more than gamelan exoticism. Shabara approaches Suryadi's simple folk-like melodies and propulsive noises with a hardcore punk attitude, and the two don't shy away when things go abstract and meditative. pressure.

Side B is dedicated to remixes of the original material. The in-house SOTA remix team consisted of the label's mastering engineer Moa Pillar who reshaped “Kiamat” into his own brand of angelic drone, menacing and blissful at the same time, and boss and curator Ivan Zoloto, whose long remix is ​​a sea of ​​wails and rumbling noises extracted out of “Istana”.

Overall, the release is recommended to anyone who likes: Sun City Girls and any Bishop brothers' projects, Phurpa, Ghédalia Tazartès, Keiji Haino, Tony Conrad, Stephen O'Malley, etc. "

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The New York Times:

"Tumultuous mix of heavy-metal aggression and free-jazz bedlam ” 

The Quietus:

“A destructive, scattered, and dramatic record” 

The Wire:

"A symphony of pulverising riffs and guttural roars that sound as if they've hatched straight from the fires and slimes of Middle Earth. ” 

Artist: Senyawa

Label: School of the Arts

The new School of the Arts, which was newly launched by the organizer of Russia Full of Nothing, has moved to Spain and has arrived for the first time in Japan.

This work is a cassette released by Indonesian duo Senyawa in February 2021.Includes 2 metalfolk songs that give you an exotic feel.DL code included.

Description by School of the Arts:

"The new album by critically acclaimed Indonesian duo Senyawa is being co-released by 44 different labels worldwide, and School of the Arts presents a Russian version on cassette. It features the full album as well as two extended remixes: Moa Pillar's 14-minute heavenly ambient and a 24-minute poisonous drone collage by Ivan Zoloto.

Senyawa's music combines extended vocal techniques of Rully Shabara and homemade instruments built and played by Wukir Suryadi. It exists on the outer edges of primitivism, post-industrial, improv, doom, heavy psych, and drone.

Having a dozen releases under their belt, most notably “Sujud” on Sublime Frequencies and “Menjadi” on Morphine Records, as well as multiple international shows and festival appearances, the band has proven that Indonesian music can be so much more than gamelan exoticism. Shabara approaches Suryadi's simple folk-like melodies and propulsive noises with a hardcore punk attitude, and the two don't shy away when things go abstract and meditative. pressure.

Side B is dedicated to remixes of the original material. The in-house SOTA remix team consisted of the label's mastering engineer Moa Pillar who reshaped “Kiamat” into his own brand of angelic drone, menacing and blissful at the same time, and boss and curator Ivan Zoloto, whose long remix is ​​a sea of ​​wails and rumbling noises extracted out of “Istana”.

Overall, the release is recommended to anyone who likes: Sun City Girls and any Bishop brothers' projects, Phurpa, Ghédalia Tazartès, Keiji Haino, Tony Conrad, Stephen O'Malley, etc. "

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The New York Times:

"Tumultuous mix of heavy-metal aggression and free-jazz bedlam ” 

The Quietus:

“A destructive, scattered, and dramatic record” 

The Wire:

"A symphony of pulverising riffs and guttural roars that sound as if they've hatched straight from the fires and slimes of Middle Earth. ” 

Artist: Senyawa

Label: School of the Arts