Artwork By [Design] -
Jiminez Heckmann www.Fuku.org
Mastered By -
Anthony Calhoun Written-By, Performer -
Anthony Rother
Notes
Mixed and recorded at PSI Studio
Mastered at M3 Mastering
Published by Warner Chapell
Manufacturing by Handle With Care
Coverimage: Fragment_3
(P) & (C) 2005 Stahl Industries
Review by arkestraAug 06, 2005(edited over 4 years ago)
"Art is a Technology" is a response. Is THE response. Last year's Datapunk release "Popkiller" was controversial. Some thought Rother's underground era was ended. Actually, Rother is that kind of guy that can be on both sides, the underground and the world of pop.
"Art is a Technology" is the achievement of Rother's minimal seek. Here is just what a sound needs to be called "music". The tracks are logically named part 1 to 14, as the release is completely homogenic.
This is digital, technologic, metal. Absolutely cold but definitely cool. You won't find pop beats, you won't find vocoded voices. But you may find the first release that will introduce you to the subtles sounds of ambient.
A vital release for ambient fans, but also for each electronic lover, simply because "Art is a Technology" contains the essential of electronic music.
Review by robotronicJun 26, 2005(edited over 4 years ago)
"Art Is A Technology" was created in my studio as some kind of a live jam and it is the debut of my new label Stahl. It indicates where Stahl's journey is supposed to head - minimalism, presented in a harshness that still contains the romance of a master in electronics". This quote is from the author of this product Anthony Rother. A producer, whose idea is to demonstrate to society some new edges of high-tech romance, the work really helps listener to relax and make a trip deeply into art and into technology. The technological aesthetics represent the real passion for minimalism and for synthesized soundscapes creating a completely original atmosphere of darkness and dreams.
'Art Is A Technology' shows once more the poetic connoisseurship of the author, demonstrates the pure science of art...
"Art is a Technology" is the achievement of Rother's minimal seek. Here is just what a sound needs to be called "music". The tracks are logically named part 1 to 14, as the release is completely homogenic.
This is digital, technologic, metal. Absolutely cold but definitely cool. You won't find pop beats, you won't find vocoded voices. But you may find the first release that will introduce you to the subtles sounds of ambient.
A vital release for ambient fans, but also for each electronic lover, simply because "Art is a Technology" contains the essential of electronic music.