Collecting songs from two self-released CDs of home recordings, Humour (Study and I) displays the brilliance of using computer processing as a means, not an end, for production and musicianship. Ogurusu Norihide concentrates mostly on quiet guitar or piano ruminations and tampers with them only occasionally (and brilliantly). When the second track pauses after several minutes of guitar normalcy, the subsequent effects only heighten the mood. Norihide eventually invites some unidentified instruments into the game, but the air of forced minimalism remains throughout. Other pieces are reminiscent of Erik Satie or John Fahey with a primitive drum machine for accompaniment. The dark chords and isolationist feel of the sixth track make it a highlight.
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get it here.
Thursday, September 27, 2007
Indescribably Beautiful: Ogurusu Norihide- Humour (Study and I)
Posted by laserbones at 6:15 PM
Labels: Indescribably Beautiful, Ogurusu Norihide
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wow that's just great :)
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