Murcof celebrates 20th Anniversary of Martes + Utopía with three vinyl reissues |
Earlier this year we announced that Murcof's three albums Martes + Utopía, Remembranza and Cosmos are to be reissued on vinyl to mark the 20th anniversary of the release of his seminal debut album, Martes. The albums will now be released on Friday December 2nd in Europe. Out of print for many years, these albums have been hugely influential in the worlds of minimal and ambient electronic music in their use of modern classical instrumentation, and are significant landmarks in the history of The Leaf Label. Each of the reissues is presented in a new gatefold sleeve featuring updated artwork, with Remembranza and Cosmos featuring fully remastered audio, and Cosmos including a previously unreleased bonus track. Originally from Tijuana, Mexico, composer Fernando Corona emerged from the celebrated Nortec Collective alongside the likes of Panoptica and Bostich. Following an EP on Sutekh's Context label in early 2002, Corona's first full length Fernando is available for interview, so do let me know if you would like to speak to him or would like promos. You can read the full press release here. Listen: Soundcloud Socials: murcof.com | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram |
On Murcof: “By mixing the beats and glitches of electronic minimalism with the orchestral drama of 20th century classical, he spurred the creation of a new kind of home listening market populated by Marsen Jules, Max Richter, Deaf Centre and Ryuichi Sakamoto in various collaborations” “Corona seems to hear music differently, allowing him to compose tracks that sound like no one else” “Murcof attains a meditative, monumental grandeur” “What’s extraordinary about Corona’s Murcof project is that is has cut through the narrow confines and splintered genres of dance, electronica and experimental creative music to find a bigger audience” “A singular, near-inestimable talent” “Disturbing panoramas of sound that combine the electronic and live instrumentation in a seamless and unique way. Superb, dark ambience that needs to be heard” |
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