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A Sphere Of Simple Green - With An Oblique Glance

by AZOTH

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about

A Sphere Of Simple Green is the trio of Adriano Orrù (doublebass), Silvia Corda (piano and toy piano) and Simon Balestrazzi (electronics and sound objects). Six years after "Untitled Soundscapes", their debut on Magick With Tears, they are finally back with a batch of new tracks.

Formed in 2010 and mostly devoted to a personal form of non-idiomatic improv, the small ensemble operates intermittently:
"The three of us don't play much often together as ASoSG but when it happens new material sprouts up in the most immediate and spontaneous way. We never decide before what to play or how, nor we have an agenda. When we meet we don't talk much about music but about people, books, movies, politics... We belong together in that sort of unassuring freedom given us by the fact that our sound cannot be easily pigeonholed".

So this new album, coming after a long hiatus, is not the result of a shared research in sound and musical language but it rather represents the confluence of three very different paths, three personalities striving for a common ground.
The sound architecture of "With An Oblique Glance" swells and unravels with a dense textural interaction between acoustic and electronic sounds, a constant juxtaposition of extended techniques and real time digital processing as if the ensemble was trying to blur the limits of given language and form. Is not so surprising then that all titles relate to perception, liminality and boundaries.
"We've chosen to allow ourself the greatest possible freedom and this makes us play together with an even greater attention. Listening carefully one another, finding a balance through silence and spaciousness are the most important elements at play, what we really are focused on".

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released October 6, 2017

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