¡Flesh And Machine[Import Disc]
¡Daniel Lanois
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[Machine Translation] Baby ('91), Peter Gabriel's So ('86), Robbie Robertson's Robbie Robertson ('87), The Neville Brothers' Yellow Moon ('89), Bob Dylan's Oh Mercy ('89), and Time Out of Mind ('97). Daniel Lanois is a producer and engineer who has produced many of the greatest albums in rock history, including "Acadamia" (1987), "Yellow Moon" (1989), "Oh Mercy" (1989), and "Time Out of Mind" (1997). As a solo artist, he has released several original albums including Acadie ('89), For the Beauty of Wynona ('93), Shine ('03), Belladonna ('05), Here Is What Is ('07), and his first band, Black Dub. In early 2012, the group made its first tour of Japan, wowing fans, and also worked on the film "Sling Blade" (1996), for which they received high acclaim. While Lanois plays bluesy music with earthy instruments such as steel guitars in some of his solos and black dub, he is also an engineer who can manipulate the latest equipment in any direction, and his career started as an engineer for Brian Eno, the founder of ambient music. He is also extremely well-versed in electronics, having started his career as an engineer for Brian Eno, the founder of ambient music. His new album is his first solo work in a long time. The title "Fresh and Machine" means "flesh and machine. It is an all-instrumental, organic electronic ambient music. Although it is ambient, it contains rhythmic elements throughout. According to the artist, it is the same music as Autechre (a British avant-techno unit) and Matmos (an American electronic music unit, who also performs with Bjork). Lanois' music is anomalous beats like those of Autechre (a British avant-techno unit) and Matmos (an American electronic music unit that also plays with Bjork). It will appeal to fans of Lanois' organic music as well as to listeners of New Instrumental Music like Autechre and Explosions In The Sky!
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