imaginary Contact by mick bis
The theme in this album deals with life outside our planet and parallel worlds, there is or isn't, this is what has always made me feel completely divided on the subject.
For many years of interest, I still have not received a satisfactory answer, that despite reading books, watching interviews and movies about aliens, it still leaves me with one big question mark.
Genre : lo-fi, drone, experimental
Tracklist
| 1. | I - 00:00 - 26:34 _ II - 26:34 - 32:30 | 32:31 |
Credits
released February 7, 2021
music & artwork by mick bis
synths, keyboard, field recordings, J5 cell phone
Recommended with headphones
Album review by Scott Lawlor, May 2021
Though the liner notes say this is about the question of life on other worlds, my imagination brought it closer to home to our current global situation and a representation of the slowing down of time until people could have physical contact with each other again. I especially like the last 5 minutes, reminds me a bit of Origin of Supernatural Probabilities by tangerine dream.
Album review by Wings of an Angel, June 2021
An interplanetary clash of the titans is oftentimes quite a disheartening experience, unlike the splendiferous portrayals of third-wave sci-fi. This album illustrates this perfectly with its almost alarming static movement. Not an everyday listen, this longform drone ironically reflects in quite an accurate manner the one-dimensionality of an imaginary contact with lifeforms beyond our reach - both mentally and consciously.
music & artwork by mick bis
synths, keyboard, field recordings, J5 cell phone
Recommended with headphones
Album review by Scott Lawlor, May 2021
Though the liner notes say this is about the question of life on other worlds, my imagination brought it closer to home to our current global situation and a representation of the slowing down of time until people could have physical contact with each other again. I especially like the last 5 minutes, reminds me a bit of Origin of Supernatural Probabilities by tangerine dream.
Album review by Wings of an Angel, June 2021
An interplanetary clash of the titans is oftentimes quite a disheartening experience, unlike the splendiferous portrayals of third-wave sci-fi. This album illustrates this perfectly with its almost alarming static movement. Not an everyday listen, this longform drone ironically reflects in quite an accurate manner the one-dimensionality of an imaginary contact with lifeforms beyond our reach - both mentally and consciously.
