Author Archives: Miguel Carvalhais

Rutger Zuydervelt & Bruno Duplant’s “L’incertitude” reviewed by Rockerilla

By Miguel Carvalhais | Published: 3 June 2020

L’incertitude by Rutger Zuydervelt & Bruno Duplant

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New release: Miguel A. García & Oscar Martin’s “Kularrate”

By Miguel Carvalhais | Published: 2 June 2020

Composed with materials generated by Miguel A. García and Oscar Martin in a meeting in the town of Apodaka, in Alava, Basque country, in the year 2015, this electroacoustic piece was originally released by the label Rhizome.s. Never completely satisfied with the result, during this confinement, Miguel A. García decided to revise it, reworking the mix, giving another dimension […]

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Rutger Zuydervelt & Bruno Duplant’s “L’incertitude” reviewed by Ambientblog

By Miguel Carvalhais | Published: 25 May 2020

It’s a funny need to want to introduce an artist in every blog-post but by now I can safely assume that Rutger ‘Machinefabriek‘ Zuydervelt needs no further introduction. And, with over 60 albums released since 2009, Bruno Duplant should need no introduction either – although I must confess his name is not very familiar to me. Shame on me, […]

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Síria’s “Boa-Língua” reviewed by Musik an sich

By Miguel Carvalhais | Published: 22 May 2020

Síria ist das Projekt der portugisischen Elektronik / Perkussionsmusikerin und Sängerin Diana Combo. Boa-Lingua ist Ihr zweites Album nach dem 2016 erschienenen Debüt und ist eher zufällig entstanden, denn die Aufnahmen stammen von Übungen und Sessions, die nicht zwingend zu einem Album führen sollten.Die Musik der Portugiesin ist ein dunkler elektronischer Soundscape. Drones drehen sich um sich […]

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Rutger Zuydervelt & Bruno Duplant’s “L’incertitude” reviewed by African Paper

By Miguel Carvalhais | Published: 5 May 2020

Crónica veröffentlicht das erste gemeinsame Tape der Musiker und Komponisten Bruno Duplant und Rutger Zuydervelt (Machinefabriek). Das Album besteht aus zwei längeren Tracks, deren auf meist akustischen Instrumenten, zahlreichen Field Recordings und mehrfacher Bearbeitung basierende Sounds von einer trügerischen Scheinharmonie sind.  “L’incertitude, is Bruno Duplant and Rutger Zuydervelt’s first album as a duo. It came […]

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New release: Rutger Zuydervelt & Bruno Duplant’s “L’incertitude”

By Miguel Carvalhais | Published: 5 May 2020

L’incertitude, is Bruno Duplant and Rutger Zuydervelt’s first album as a duo. It came together very naturally, as if they played together for years already. There were no long discussions or conceptual heavy-handedness, these two tracks of pure sound exploration in the most intuitive sense, just flowed from the remote collaboration and the back-and-forth swapping of materials and […]

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Rutger Zuydervelt & Bruno Duplant’s “L’incertitude” reviewed by Vital Weekly

By Miguel Carvalhais | Published: 5 May 2020

Collaborations are another thing that is on Zuydervelt’s plate for many years; with Gareth Davies, Tim Catlin, Subterreanact, Anne Bakker, Chris Dooks and loads more (I thought for once not to mention the more famous ones). This was mostly as ‘Machinefabriek & …’ but maybe it’s wiser, if the other also doesn’t use a project […]

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Rutger Zuydervelt & Bruno Duplant’s “L’incertitude” reviewed by Fluid Radio

By Miguel Carvalhais | Published: 4 May 2020

L’incertitude has spent life in two separate countries, but in spite of its long-distance discourse, it offers a natural, uninterrupted flow of sound. For Bruno Duplant and Rutger Zuydervelt, the collaborative process was smooth and intuitive – there were no lengthy discussions, and that has carved a creative outlet into the music, allowing it to be […]

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Síria’s “Boa-Língua” reviewed by Silence and Sound

By Miguel Carvalhais | Published: 24 April 2020

Le nouvel opus de Diana Combo alias Síria, prend racines dans des exercices vocaux dont l’intention de départ n’était pas d’en faire des morceaux, mais qui le sont devenus par la force des choses. La volonté et l’inconscient font parfois faire des choses qui nous dépassent, il n’y a qu’à se laisser guider par ces forces intérieures qui […]

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Síria’s “Boa-Língua” reviewed by Groove

By Miguel Carvalhais | Published: 23 April 2020

Die Portugiesin Síria verwittert auf Boa-Língua (Crónica) ihre wunderschönen Gesangsstücke ebenfalls durch Rauschen und Feedback. Wo Craig noch hin und wieder ein Piano oder eine Akustikgitarre als harmonische Grundierung zulässt, vertraut Diana Combo fast ausschließlich der Kraft ihrer Stimme – und der Kraft der Nostalgie auf der Kippe in morbider Düsternis. Die eindeutige Melancholie der portugiesischen Volksmusik und die […]

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