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Recommended by us on 20th May 2010
...according to our Ant on Thu 20 May, 2010.
This is from a live performance that involved processing organ sounds. If I'm not mistaken I suspect a Kaos Pad is being used, but really fuck knows? It's well cool sounding though, with some sinister Coil style vibes coming at me along with lots of blips and bloops. It sounds like there is some analogue synthesizer twiddling occurring but again it's difficult to tell these days, what with all these clever people and their computers. Am getting some Radiophonic Workshop electronic experiments now. I could certainly close my eyes and trance out to this baby. Top notch packaging too.
Documentation of a live aktion in bristol, july 2008. Organ processing and stasis/shift construction. Indeed, a journey thru a body.
Anton Maiof is a busy man. Now relocated to berlin, he divides his time between a variety of projects; including: geisha (his noise-rock ensemble - releases on crucial blast), antoni maiovvi (his italo-disco persona - recent 12" on fright records), defibrillators (drums/electronics improv duo) and soundtrack work which has seen him grace the DVD re-issue of the legendary film haxan. VOLKHAUS is a live documentation of DTV - the "Quaballistic Drone" wing of the Anton Maiof empire. Performed using the orgone-o-phone, an instrument built by Maiof using a small Orgone Accumulator as a pick-up, VOLKHAUS is a tense push/pull between stasis and movement. Eerie drones and whispering passages are punctuated by detailed percussive movements, and the unsettling effect is akin to the sound of yr blood flowing around yr body. Released in a limited edition of 50, by the Journal of the Belgae Folk Club, this mini-cdr is housed in a beautiful stumptown-printed jacket with hand-assembled innards.
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