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Track Listings
| 1. Los Corraleros |
| 2. Demolition Derby |
| 3. Octahedral Spherical Cafuffle |
| 4. Platin Tundra |
| 5. Escape The Night |
| 6. Destination Unknown |
| 7. Das Wesen Aus Der Milchstrasse |
| 8. Gondel |
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CON RITMO purports to be a live recording of a nightclub set by Latin fusion band the Disposable Rhythm Section. Nice try. Programmer extraordinaire Bernd Friedmann is obviously up to his old tricks again. Whether working out of his Cologne studio, sunning in Chile with expatriate countryman Uwe Schmidt, or spreading mirth with New Zealand's Nu Dub Players,Friedmann always makes music whose warmth disguises its mainly digital derivation.
Friedmann's computer craft is almost invisible on most cuts, well hidden by Joseph Suchy's superb guitar work. But you can be sure that sampling softwareis responsible for the vibraphones, feisty horns, and intricate cut-and-paste conga breaks that bring Latin-jazz fantasias like "Escape the Night", "Destination Unknown", and "Demolition Derby" to life. Upon scrutiny, the iridescent pitch and sheen of the musical elements betrays DSP tweaking, and there's a precision to even the loosest grooves that can't be had with human players. But none of this works against thebrilliance of CON RITMO, which also ventures into digital-age lounge music ("Das Wesen aus der Michstrasse", featuring an astonishing Moog solo by Schmidt) and the digi-dubscape that Friedmann has charted as Nonplace Urban Field ("Platin Tundra").
Friedmann's computer craft is almost invisible on most cuts, well hidden by Joseph Suchy's superb guitar work. But you can be sure that sampling softwareis responsible for the vibraphones, feisty horns, and intricate cut-and-paste conga breaks that bring Latin-jazz fantasias like "Escape the Night", "Destination Unknown", and "Demolition Derby" to life. Upon scrutiny, the iridescent pitch and sheen of the musical elements betrays DSP tweaking, and there's a precision to even the loosest grooves that can't be had with human players. But none of this works against thebrilliance of CON RITMO, which also ventures into digital-age lounge music ("Das Wesen aus der Michstrasse", featuring an astonishing Moog solo by Schmidt) and the digi-dubscape that Friedmann has charted as Nonplace Urban Field ("Platin Tundra").
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