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In truth, it is probably all the better for that, and it does have a more relaxed, inviting feel overall. Using the language of the cinema, we can say that the creator of this album, Richard Chartier is a master at building mood and tension. Ambient come difficilmente la sentirete. Exploring the further reaches of a fascinating electronic music vista. While I like the usual detached, clinical approach to sound art that Chartier usually engages in just fine, the unpredictability of this one made it stand out as rather unique, compelling, and even a little fun at times. There's an almost dystopian, sci-fi feeling to it with the cold and clinical nature that envelopes the piece.

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Ambient for the postwar suburban housewife. There is no separation between your environment and Chartier's upon listening to this; if you play it softly, it will slowly have you spying the corners of the room, across your shoulder, searching for the breath you swear you'd just felt on the back of your neck.

Greg Warner go to album. The same goes for the echoing, reverberated clicks and clacks of "Here is Something…That is Nothing," which are occasionally disrupted by the almost techno-ish synth swells and jarring outbursts of sound.

In truth, it is probably all the better for that, and it does have a more relaxed, inviting feel overall. Pinkcourtesyphone is the bizarrely-named alter-ego of Richard Chartier.

The technique smacks of banality, but the precision with which this takes place is breathtaking. It isn't afraid to defy expectations either, however. Pinkcourtesyphone is amorphous, changing, and slipping in and out of consciousness.

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These are quieter and slower than the opener. Purchasable with gift card. Throughout the album Pinkcourtedyphone explores this detached existence of suburban glamor, picked from the bits and pieces recorded during various years: Imagine Leyland Kirby, Mark Snow and Stephan Mathieu blurred on mogadon and whisky at the Nassau branch of the Stanley hotel, and you're almost tolio grasp of this album's dark allure.

The evocative titles suggest a rotting American Dream, a music for abandoned airports.

For folko who likes a transient, dreamy ambient, such as Grouper and William Basinski, this is recommended. The same goes for the echoing, reverberated clicks and clacks of "Here is Something…That is Nothing," which are occasionally folpy by the almost techno-ish synth swells and jarring outbursts of sound. The album gets more menacing as it saunters ahead, crawling along at a glacial pace and filling in any discordant cracks. And as I catch a glimpse of dirt beneath her perfectly polished fingernails, a sense of coldness and unease descends upon this clinic scene.

A Barbie doll whose eyes follow you around the room from the shelf. It is, in a sense, a more "pop" version of the methodology explored in Basinski's work, but only via context; there is an eroticism that slowly throbs throughout this breathtaking album's runtime that many records of fooey similar ilk often attempt with lackluster results.

Richard Chartier thank you to my three initial phone muses: Pinkcourtesyphone is amorphous, changing, and slipping in and out of consciousness.

Incredible journey to the fairy-tale worlds. Von Kant, and D.

Streaming and Download help. Played loudly, you find yourself moving in slow motion through a warmly glowing twilight, somewhat adrift, somewhat illuminated, possibly damp, possibly drowsy.

Pinkcourtesyphone is the not so secret alter ego of renowned sound artist Richard Chartier, and while it seems to be geared more towards a looser, more relaxed sensibility than the serious artist guise that is usually thrust upon him, it lacks none of his careful attention to structure and detail.

Rivoltata dall'interno, dissezionata, infarcita di citazioni fumettistiche: While I like the usual detached, clinical approach to sound art that Chartier usually engages in just fine, the unpredictability of this one made it stand out as rather unique, compelling, and even a little fun at times. At times gives the feel of Music for Fokio, but with a wonderfully organic quality.

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Late-afternoon Levittown ennui melts away as the sun vaporizes the last sprinkler droplets off the front lawn. Airy but abstract, dreamlike and organic, like a hazy cloud. Streaming and Download help.

Glitchy pieces get glued together to pinkcurtesyphone a humming minimalist soundscape.