- Digital
Kolektív Ruiny
SILO
Weltschmerzen
- Cat No: WS009
- Release: 2024-03-01
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Track List
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1. Kolektív Ruiny - December I
02:09 -
2. Kolektív Ruiny - August I
04:25 -
3. Kolektív Ruiny - June I
06:16 -
4. Kolektív Ruiny - December II
04:31 -
5. Kolektív Ruiny - December III
04:08 -
6. Kolektív Ruiny - August II
04:31 -
7. Kolektív Ruiny - August III
03:30 -
8. Kolektív Ruiny - August IV
03:28 -
9. Kolektív Ruiny - December IV
02:41 -
10. Kolektív Ruiny - June II
04:14 -
11. Kolektív Ruiny - June III
05:04
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For the past five years, Projekt Ruiny has been rejuvenating abandoned and decaying industrial landmarks by using them for concerts, exhibitions and discussions. This refusal of disuse also defines the character of SILO by Kolektív Ruiny, which disposes of all aspects of such cultural urban exploration besides the two most monumental >> sound and time.
The trio of musicians // sound artists kept returning to sugar and brewery silos in Rimavská Sobota in southern Slovakia for over six months to listen to their sounds and reply with improvisations. The silos’ ambience proves that these places in a state of decay are living environments that hear plenty themselves, both from outside and inside, and spread what they hear wholeheartedly.
Kolektív Runy builds on this acoustic generosity with a combination of empathy and boldness. The attitude is most apparent on the few tracks that are musically harsh, but still offer the same discernible respect towards their industrial venues as the most serene pieces on SILO. It is an homage to these places, teeming with attention and care, and the ninth release by the devout label Weltschmerzen.
The trio of musicians // sound artists kept returning to sugar and brewery silos in Rimavská Sobota in southern Slovakia for over six months to listen to their sounds and reply with improvisations. The silos’ ambience proves that these places in a state of decay are living environments that hear plenty themselves, both from outside and inside, and spread what they hear wholeheartedly.
Kolektív Runy builds on this acoustic generosity with a combination of empathy and boldness. The attitude is most apparent on the few tracks that are musically harsh, but still offer the same discernible respect towards their industrial venues as the most serene pieces on SILO. It is an homage to these places, teeming with attention and care, and the ninth release by the devout label Weltschmerzen.