Mlada Fronta
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Mlada Fronta
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Rémy Pelleschi
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Originating from France, Rémy Pelleschi as Mlada Fronta brings a variety of sounds to industrial electronics. Described as ranging from a haunting complex atmospheric sometime genuinely eerie creation to original techno-ish powernoise with hard hitting unusual drum beats, Mlada creates beats and ambience that are irresistible to dance to and beautiful to hear. Every listen of a Mlada album offers new gems and subtle sounds that you didn’t hear the last time! Mlada has achieved success from the start with the undeniable club hit (anthem even) XB-33, which can be heard at almost every club night. In 2002, Pelleschi branched out and started his own label Parametric, and has since released his latest Mlada album, a Mimetic album and a brilliant 3-CD compilation entitled QFG. Mlada's most recent release, Oxydes, is a gorgeous (superbly designed) double digipack following up his other double digipack release, Fe2 O3. Both albums have received high acclaim, with reviews of "brilliantly composed," "superb albums of powerful and complex technoid noises with a top-notch production," and "one of the most respectable act of the genre." Mlada Fronta always explores new territories, and promises to be a show not to miss!
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Shatford
October 8, 2014
I saw Rémy Pelleschi perform live in Ottawa while he was touring the Fe2O3 album. On stage, he danced to his music the whole time with body moves that basically looked like he was super aggressively taxi-ing an airplane into a airport terminal. Was awesome. He hung out with his fans afterwards and partied. Most solo electronic artists stand behind a large bank of electronic equipment and pretend to fiddle with settings to cater the performance for a live audience, but it ends up either sounding stupid or just like the album. Rémy's performance was the way to go: balls-out rage dancing to your music on stage for an hour. For a big guy, he has got endurance. And he's humble enough to party with fans. A great artist!
dionisisth
April 2, 2016But that is not the case here, folks..
Wether you like ambient/ IDM / Electronic / Rythm Noise/ House-Techno/ or practicaly every aspect of heavy, dark or danceable electronic music, this guy here has got you covered..It's true that most of his pieces are crafted in a way that no matter how many times you will listen to each, you will find new stuff in there, that you missed in the first place..and so on, and so forth..
Current releases are tuned more to a deep house/electro manifesto than his more obscure first 10 year span that had a more IDM/ Rythm noise/ Dark ambient/Noise approach..
A good starting point would be the Every Thing box set, that contains all his releases up to a point in a 10xcd set..This is a shitload of good, quality music that no music lover should miss from his collection, imo.
Insert disk, put on you headphones, press play, close your eyes and let the music do the rest..If you manage to sit your ass down and refrain from dancing, that is...