why we love this
Like observing metamorphosis unfold in real-time. Always dynamic, never static, it reveals diaphanous details and textures that slowly come to light.
about the record
Baal & Mortimer is the ongoing project of Alexandra Grübler since 2014. Her pieces combine rich textures of electronics with complex layers of experimental vocal counterpoint - an effect at once hypnotically beautiful and eerily destabilizing. She dedicates herself to the sonic exploration of themes of resistance, autonomy and body conception.
After the release of their debut album 'Deixis' on Bureau B in 2020 comes The Torso Tapes. Eight new tracks that fold up epochs, landscapes and languages, turning them into the vertical and a new place each time. Layers of orchestral vocals emerge from brittle fog, icy traces of human activity and its mistakes. German, english, machine, human, male, female: corresponding to the same origin, changed, subdued and always elastic. A non-linear time oscillating between grainy drums and the melancholic pull of soundscapes, eternally pushed by choral echoes, singing against themselves.
Released on Italic in March 2021
- 1 - All Sons of Adam 3:12
- 2 - Couronnement 2:27
- 3 - Interlude I 0:25
- 4 - Aegis Lift 4:59
- 5 - The Wave 4:14
- 6 - Interlude II 0:49
- 7 - Vials 2:16
- 8 - Geister Auf Reisen 3:49
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- 1 - All Sons of Adam 3:12
- 2 - Couronnement 2:27
- 3 - Interlude I 0:25
- 4 - Aegis Lift 4:59
- 5 - The Wave 4:14
- 6 - Interlude II 0:49
- 7 - Vials 2:16
- 8 - Geister Auf Reisen 3:49
Embed
Copy and paste this code to your site to embed.
why we love this
Like observing metamorphosis unfold in real-time. Always dynamic, never static, it reveals diaphanous details and textures that slowly come to light.
about the record
Baal & Mortimer is the ongoing project of Alexandra Grübler since 2014. Her pieces combine rich textures of electronics with complex layers of experimental vocal counterpoint - an effect at once hypnotically beautiful and eerily destabilizing. She dedicates herself to the sonic exploration of themes of resistance, autonomy and body conception.
After the release of their debut album 'Deixis' on Bureau B in 2020 comes The Torso Tapes. Eight new tracks that fold up epochs, landscapes and languages, turning them into the vertical and a new place each time. Layers of orchestral vocals emerge from brittle fog, icy traces of human activity and its mistakes. German, english, machine, human, male, female: corresponding to the same origin, changed, subdued and always elastic. A non-linear time oscillating between grainy drums and the melancholic pull of soundscapes, eternally pushed by choral echoes, singing against themselves.
Released on Italic in March 2021