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THE COMPLEXITY
OF LUCY HAZ
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As the greedy laser-beam gets wound up in the shimmering
light-patterns of the rotating CD-mirror the very
first sound clusters emerging from the pulsing speakers
immerse the room in deep red. The cacophony of hymns
from the mousemachine skyjacks the listener into
bizarre parallel universes like a phonetic hallucinogen,
lacerating hidden spheres, where the rapid eyes
of the faustian gnawers stalk the ears without ever
letting off. Entire melodic clusters dissolve from
the symphonic structure, weightless, floating into
remote heights only to burst like soap bubbles in
a drizzle of glistening sound fragments. Grim strings
stomp through fragile imprints like infuriated elephants
as heralds of an unholy uprising present. The nihilistic
first-strike-weapon of the cacophonic rooftop-orchestra
aims at the middle of the heart of the occidental
Good-Man-Utopia with a portion of piercing mockery.
Biting aphorisms mutate into exposing repression-blockers
of an easefully dozing bourgeoisie. Monolithic,
with the atmospheric density of concrete, the mousemachinery
evokes the phantasmagoric visions of the restless
residents. Monty Python and Snakefinger. Tendency
and interval. We’re obviously dealing with
someone who objects to matters of principle here,
someone who objects – let’s say –
the indolence of the masses. So what? “God
is dead!” has been there before!
And now to something completely else… |
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LINEUP
ON "THE COMPLEXITY OF LUCY":
Mouse Machinery:
Vincent Boule
Brian Diple
Luci Trouble
Mouse guest:
Egmond Van De Borgh, Erik Vilhemsson, Sean De
La Scie, D. Dosis, Reaussot, Henri Houston, Volker
Mischner, Udo Dangtmann,
Alex-Daniel Stoll, Hedi Hoe
Recorded, mixed and produced
by Mouse Machine at Audiomice-Studios. Mastered
by Volker Seidler at Creation Studio. |
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contains:
- Biography & Info
- 2 Hi-Res Pictures
- Actual Hi-Res Albumcover
- 2 MP3 Files |
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