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sir dupermann
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Posted : Mar 15, 2004 12:04
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has anyone heard of this guy before? i wouldnt classify it as psy, more like really really insane idm/lofi/ambient, or something far from that. but this has to be some of the craziest music i've heard. the production is just amazing. its everchanging music. |
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Posted : Mar 15, 2004 12:28
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idm/lofi can be psychedelic imho.... You could add dozens of other artists from the idm scene - which all make crazy music 
 Crackling universes dive into their own neverending crackle...
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Posted : Mar 18, 2004 12:09
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yes, its extremely psychedelic! 
anyone who's into production value has to hear this. i can't imagine how to go about making this kind of stuff.
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Sir Dupermann
This is the debut album by Jørgen Træen aka Sir Dupermann, Norwegian
super producer
(producer for among others Jaga Jazzist, Magnet and Sondre Lerche) and
and the man
behind the Duper Studio (home of Røyksopp, Kings of Convenience, Jaga
Jazzist et. al.).
After years with hard production work he deceided to finally concentrate
on his own music, and finish the longtime work with his debut album.
Smalltown Supersound heard 2 tracks of his pre-production recordings,
and was blown
away! The label signed a deal right away.
The last 6 months Træen has stayed in London where he has produced his selftiteled
debut album.
The album has become a masterpiece. Out of the wildest chaos of sounds
and rythms,
Træen has created a pop album. Very compromiseless pop though. But even
though his
soundworld may sound chaotic, it is also very structured, detailed and
complex. Træen
has managed to turn chaos into beauty. With his fantastic production
skills and his arsenal of machines, he has created an organic and warm
sound, and a soundworld all of his own.
"Sir Dupermann" is a mastodon of an album; mindblowing, different,
timeless and truly
orginal.
Træen`s rich and diverse sound is a result of his involvement with lots
of different projects and scenes, both as a producer and as an artist.
He has worked with everything from harsh noise, contemporary music and
grim black metal to pure pop and electronic music.
The album mixes elements from Cornelius`s and Plaid`s electropop,
Fennesz` and Jim
O`Rourke`s abstract electronics, the European free-jazz tradition of
Derek Bailey and Evan Parker, sound effects from cartoons and movies,
Aphex Twin, Lou Reed`s "Metal Machine Music", the avantgarde sound of
Karlheinz Stockhausen and John Cage, Q-Berts
turntableism, Luc Ferrari`s musique concrete, Kid 606s electronic punk,
Merzbow`s digital
noise and the micro/click-scene around Mille Plateaux. Everything
performed with the
unpretentious attitude of punk rock.
"Sir Dupermann" is wild, beautiful and obsessive!
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