“Loud Listening” reviewed by Fluid Sonic Fluctuations

It’s an exciting time, we’re only a month into 2019 and I’ve already received quite a lot of great releases that I’ve reviewed recently. Now it’s also time to introduce new series on this blog as well as continue with the first 2019 selection of music on Fluid Sonic Fluctuations (with my updated semi-random selection …

“Ification” reviewed by Fluid Sonic Fluctuations

Hi everyone, this is the last part of my Crónica review series (for now). Today I’m putting the focus on this 2008 album by Pure called Ification. The album is again presented in the same 16-bit/44.1kHz sound quality as the physical CD release and includes the album cover in good resolution and PDF file with …

“No End of Vinyl” reviewed by Neural

From Crónica Electronica come ten new reinterpretations, reflecting on “the end of vinyl or the end of the world”. Although there is some underlying thematic irony here, the Portuguese label has maintained its customary formal accuracy and clarity of aims with this release, thanks in part to Pure and Miguel Carvalhais. Both have been active …

“No End of Vinyl” reviewed by The Sound Projector

Pure I believe was this electronic extremist who did stuff for Mego and attained notoriety for sampling the run-out grooves of vinyl records to create his very austere digital music. He’s still milking the “end of vinyl” concept apparently, since on No End Of Vinyl (CRÓNICA 079-2013) he’s enlisted ten prominent electronica creators to contribute …

“No End of Vinyl” reviewed by Skug

DJ Pure greift sein erstes, komplett digital produziertes und 1999 auf Mego veröffentlichtes Album »the.end.of.vinyl« wieder auf. Dazu hat er zehn KünstlerInnen eingeladen, die Stücke von damals neu zu interpretieren. Entstanden ist – abgesehen von der erfrischend ironischen Auseinandersetzung mit der eigenen Arbeit – ein überraschend zugängliches Album, das auch trotz der Vielzahl an ProtagonistInnen …

“No End of Vinyl” reviewed by Rif Raf

On ne vous présentera plus le label Crónica, tant d’artistes défendus en ces lieux y trouvent un accueil confortable (Marc Behrens, @c, Ran Slavin, n’en jetez plus). Compilation / réinterprétation du fameux EP ‘THE END OF VINYL’ de Pure, sorti en 1999 chez Mego, le disque éponyme en propose deux relectures, d’une diversité d’autant plus …

“No End of Vinyl” reviewed by RNE3 Atmosfera

Catorce años después de la versión original de “the.end.of.vinyl”, la primera referencia exclusivamente digital de Pure, diez artistas se reúnen de nuevo a modo de evocación para reinterpretar las composiciones de Pure con sus propias reflexiones sobre las músicas digitales y su futuro. “The.end.of.vinyl” fue una de las primeras publicaciones de Mego, sello con sede …

“No End of Vinyl” reviewed by Headphone Commute

13 years ago, Mego label released Pure’s the.end.of.vinyl on a 3” CD. The release marked a shift in Pure’s sound from more dancefloor-oriented productions toward something more abstract and experimental. Ironically, the release was pressed on CD because it was the prevalent format at the time; the name describes the techniques used to create the …

“No End of Vinyl” reviewed by Chain D.L.K.

Fourteen years after Vienna-based Mego released “The End of Vinyl” by Austrian dynamic producer Peter Votava aka Pure on 3″ cd, someone could think that its sibylline prediction could be better spot-on if it were called “the.agony.of.vinyl”, so that Cronica folks decided to fishes it out from the ocean of sonic memories by involving a …

“No End of Vinyl” reviewed by Rockerilla

The End Of Vinyl fu il primo disco in cui Peter Votava aka Pure abbandonava il mondo della techno da club per cercare di condurre la sua musica verso nuovi orizzonti. Per omaggiare la sua opera, l’etichetta portoghese Crónica chiama un cast di propri scudieri e grandi nomi a rimettere mano ad una selezione di …