HERNDON, Holly - Movement - Vinyl (LP + MP3 download code)
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Holly HERNDON

Movement(LP + MP3 download code)

Rvng Int'l US

Cat: RVNGNL 015LP. Rel: 26 Nov 12
Industrial/Noise


Side 1 - Track 1. Terminal Side 1 - Track 2. Fade Side 1 - Track 3. Breathe Side 2 - Track 1. Control And Side 2 - Track 2. Movement Side 2 - Track 3. Interlude Side 2 - Track 4. Dilato

There's definitely a high surge of experimental music coming out of New York at the moment, with Rvng Intl being at the forefront of this wave. Holly Herndon makes her debut for the label after an interesting first release on cassette for "Third Sex", and "Movement" sees her sound mould into a distinctive mixture of noise and synthesis experimentation. The opener, "Terminal", sets the scene for what is inevitably going to head down dark, unknown territories - its brooding bass howls protruding between glitchy noises. "Fade" adds a more familiar percussion arrangement but is quickly disemboweled by echoing lyrics and swirling polyphonies; not to mention its following track, "Breathe", another apocalyptic bundle of groans and swirling effects. "Control And" is as daunting as it is marvellous, but it's the muffled, delayed techno of "Movement" which truly stands out as Herndon's best work so far. It's her most focused moment yet, one which seems to be heading towards more grounded territories, only to be torn apart by the awkwardly brilliant "Dilato". Highly recommended!


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