Imbogodom

I reviewed a very nice noise-electronic-improvisational-type album from Imbogodom, a collaboration between Alexander Tucker and Daniel Breban last week...and it ran last week at Dusted.

A bit of the review...
More like one, long piece with movements than a series of freestanding compositions, The Metallic Year traces a conversation between organic, instrument-based sounds and electronic manipulations, improvisation and tape manipulation. Often lovely, occasionally dark and foreboding, the album seems to encapsulate the tenor of post-terror times, a thread of worry running through even the most serene landscapes.



The rest of the review is here:
http://www.dustedmagazine.com/reviews/5917

I can't find any mp3s but there are previews of all the tracks at the Thrill Jockey page
http://www.thrilljockey.com/catalog/index.html?id=104957

(the embedded links feature doesn't seem to be working with my parents' computer, so I'm just putting in the URLs for now.)