ARIEL KALMA - Interfrequence LP Garage Although largely on the armchair

Although largely on the armchair techno tip

Live drumming and rock guitars intertwine with cyborg drum machine beats

The same poise is displayed on the covers Kass chooses — the Kinks’ “Strangers” (a Dave Davies masterpiece from Lola) and Jennifer Castle’s “Nature” (a beautiful Cohen-esque song from her Pink City LP) — creating a very sumptuous whole

Sharhabil was not just one of many Sudanese Jazz artist

and The Republic is an exciting new chapter in his development as an accomplished synthesist

ARIEL KALMA - Interfrequence LP Garage Although largely on the armchairAfter the exploit of Osmose in 1978, Kalma returns into the studio in 1980 with Interfrequence, an ambient space library record. Interfrequence is a continuation of his personal research based on the combination of electronic machines with natural sounds and acoustic instrumentation. The french musician fully wears the robe of master of ceremonies of the synths. However, the path taken is not that symphonic of the minimalist and galactic suites