SOBRE A MÁQUINA
- Here's a little something about a most extraordinary band from Brazil:
A curious mix of chaos and chilling atmospheres, Cadu T.s Sobre a Maquina relies on trippy beats and meticulous, beautifully crafted timbres, bringing together minimalistic melodies and the complex, worn-out, urban sounds of the big city.
Influenced by bands and artists like Throbbing Gristle, SPK, Tim Hecker, Fennesz and Can, the trio first got together when Cadu T. invited Emygdio C. and Ricardo G. to record some songs in 2010. Decompor, their first album, released in November 2010, garnered many complements on countless alternative media sites.
Sobre a Maquina released their second album, Areia, in July 2011. Areia is a new step that preserves their aforementioned simplicity with a new, wider array of complex influence, ranging from early industrial to free jazz. This new album features guest artist Alex Z. on tenor saxophone.
Now, in December, Sobre a Maquinas Anomia, an EP with two tracks, completes the cycle of ideas which began on Decompor. The band has already started the arrangements for a new record conceptualized from absolute zero, which was sworn to be released within 2012.
- The Sirens Sound.
- Starting with their brand new 2 track EP on Sinewaves:
- Followed by 2 mini albums on Bandcamp:
""Finding a curious mix between chaos and chilling, Sobre a Máquina, idealized by Cadu T., bets on trippy beats and beautifully crafted timbres in a meticulous work, bringing together the well-known minimalism of their melodies and the complexity of the everyday big city worn out sound."
- Droning Earth.
- Released in July 2011.
- Their first album from 2010.
- My two cents: Really REALLY amazing stuff !
A curious mix of chaos and chilling atmospheres, Cadu T.s Sobre a Maquina relies on trippy beats and meticulous, beautifully crafted timbres, bringing together minimalistic melodies and the complex, worn-out, urban sounds of the big city.
Influenced by bands and artists like Throbbing Gristle, SPK, Tim Hecker, Fennesz and Can, the trio first got together when Cadu T. invited Emygdio C. and Ricardo G. to record some songs in 2010. Decompor, their first album, released in November 2010, garnered many complements on countless alternative media sites.
Sobre a Maquina released their second album, Areia, in July 2011. Areia is a new step that preserves their aforementioned simplicity with a new, wider array of complex influence, ranging from early industrial to free jazz. This new album features guest artist Alex Z. on tenor saxophone.
Now, in December, Sobre a Maquinas Anomia, an EP with two tracks, completes the cycle of ideas which began on Decompor. The band has already started the arrangements for a new record conceptualized from absolute zero, which was sworn to be released within 2012.
- The Sirens Sound.
- Starting with their brand new 2 track EP on Sinewaves:
- Followed by 2 mini albums on Bandcamp:
""Finding a curious mix between chaos and chilling, Sobre a Máquina, idealized by Cadu T., bets on trippy beats and beautifully crafted timbres in a meticulous work, bringing together the well-known minimalism of their melodies and the complexity of the everyday big city worn out sound."
- Droning Earth.
- Released in July 2011.
- Their first album from 2010.
- My two cents: Really REALLY amazing stuff !
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