...according to our Ant on Wed 14 Jan, 2009.
Got a new one here on Room 40 from Tomasz Bednarczyk. 'Painting Sky Together' sounds very nice and is massaging my brain with its warm tones, static glitches and electronic pulses. The addition of field recordings of the natural world add an extra element of depth to the lush electronic sounds in a cool Raster Noton meets Chris Watson style. The approach is minimal and sparse but the artist really articulates a sense of melancholy and fragile beauty. Comes in smart fold out package.er Wroclaw based sound artist Tomasz Bednarczyk has a penchant for capturing the emotion in moments of stasis. It’s this acute sense of expanding fleeting moments and exploring their detail that informs the sonic palette of his latest full length recording Painting Sky Together.
Akin to his acclaimed debut edition 'Summer Feelings' (Room40), which elegantly documented a uniquely Polish experience of summer replete with distantly warm bursts of piano, and crisp glitch ridden pulses, Painting Sky Together is an considered exploration in minimalism. Bednarczyk relishes the intimacy of his sound world, taking the most restrained compositional actions and allowing them to unfold with a hazy stillness that blurs time.
It’s an album that’s both crisp and fragile, but ultimately its textures are overwhelmingly warm and generous. A statement of hushed awe – listen with care.
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