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A01 |
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Archē |
04:47 |
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A02 |
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Departure |
06:17 |
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A03 |
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Hello World |
01:19 |
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A04 |
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Turing's Nightmare |
03:13 |
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A05 |
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To the Moon |
03:16 |
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A06 |
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Hibernation |
03:30 |
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B01 |
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Kessler Syndrome |
02:09 |
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B02 |
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Appel du vide |
05:52 |
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B03 |
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Life is Good |
01:33 |
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B04 |
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Indifference |
04:51 |
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B05 |
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Palingenesis |
05:19 |
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About the Album |
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Xenotopia, the debut album of Simon Öggl, explores a musical landscape oscillating between affiliation and alienation. The composer and producer’s unique sound language results from the recontextualisation of acoustic and electronic compositional techniques and sounds. By continuously questioning the nature of sound, the distinction between traditional and innovative sound production becomes obsolete. The analogue fades into the digital. // If nature is unjust, change nature! (Laboria Cuboniks, Xenofeminism 0x1A)
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guest musicians |
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Ludwig Ascher (trumpet) / Elena Gabbrielli (flute) / Clara Hamberger (soprano) / Daniel Holzleitner (trombone), Aleksandar Jovanovic (countertenor), Florijan Lörnitzo (electric guitar) / Vincent Pongrácz (clarinet) / Manuel Schager (cello). |
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About Simon Öggl |
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Simon Öggl, born in Schlanders (Italy) is a composer, multi-instrumentalist, producer, DJ and sound engineer. He is a member of the live electronics band Drahthaus and has composed commissioned works for Klangforum Wien, ensemble chromosom, airbone extended and InnStrumenti, among others.
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