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"RADICAL ROMANTICS" (2023) Fever Ray + Nina Andersson

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VESSEL presenta 'Queen of Golden Dogs' con Pedro Maia 

Viernes 31 de Mayo a las 20.30h en Sala 0 Palacio de la Prensa, Madrid 

Anticipadas: €15 + gastos en Mutick y SON Tickets; taquilla: €18  El pasado mes de Noviembre Tri Angle publicó 'Queen of Golden Dogs', el esperadísimo nuevo disco de Vessel, uno de los artistas más idiosincráticos de la escena electrónica actual. El viernes 31 de Mayo lo presenta en directo en Madrid, en la última cita del 100% Psych SON Estrella Galicia, en la sala 0 del Palacio de la Prensa. Entradas ya a la venta. Fecha exclusiva en España.  audio video web Alguien como Vessel se suele encontrar en contadas ocasiones dentro del entorno automazitado y maquinal de la música electrónica. El originario de Bristol parece funcionar en una dimensión distinta a cualquier artista contemporáneo: desde sus comienzos como núcleo del colectivo Young Echo, Seb Gainsborough ha concentrado sus esfuerzos en crear un lenguaje y un método antes de perfeccionar una estética o unos rasgos distintivos. Vessel es mucho más que sonido: es un proceso y una forma de observar y tratar el arte. Por ese motivo, es indiferente el campo o concepto que escoja para transmitirlo: siempre sabemos que estamos ante algo creado por el británico. En su música se relacionan de una forma enérgica aunque siempre con coherencia elementos del dub, el noise, el techno o el post-punk. La intensidad y la fisicidad están siempre presentes; en su nuevo álbum de estudio tras el éxito internacional de “Punish, Honey” Vessel plantea un nuevo escenario para “Queen Of Goldel Dogs”, que vio la luz el pasado 23 de noviembre a través de Tri Angle Records. Vessel ha grabado las piezas del álbum en un período de reclusión de 18 meses en la Gales rural, inspirándose en la música de cámara, la pintura de Remedios Varo y la composición neoclásica.

Te lo trae 100% Psych, una co-producción de Giradiscos y Masgalicia

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✔ : What drew you to the character you currently play? What types of characters are you generally drawn to?

@shootfrst literally made me [ and bribed me with graphics ] I was looking at the Mass Effect Andromeda people with question marks, when Seb pointed out that Sid and I were VERY similar people and now the more I play her the more I ABSOLUTELY love her and am having so much fun so far!I generally play mom characters [ the TARDIS, Aerith Gainsborough,Glynda Goodwitch ] and the nice sweet people who are too pure for this world because I’m a terrible villain

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Artist: VesselTrack: Red SexAlbum: Punish, Honey

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AllMusic Staff Pick: Vessel Punish, Honey 2014 Electronic

On his second album as Vessel, Seb Gainsborough eschewed the recombinations of techno, house, and dub of his earlier work in favor of stripped-down yet aggressive tracks crafted with sheets of metal and handmade instruments. The results are uneasy, strangely sexy and gripping from start to finish.

- Heather Phares

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REVEIW: Vessel – Punish, Honey

Vessel – Punish, Honey

One of the most highly original producers to come off of Bristol’s conveyor belt of sonic innovators, Vessel, a.k.a. Seb Gainsborough has made quite an impression since his emergence in 2011. His debut album Order Of Noise, released two years ago through Tri Angle, told intricate tales that often seemed to border on musical madness before revealing themselves as darkly-crafted techno or jarred…

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Vessel — Punish, Honey (Tri-Angle)

Gainsborough claims he set out to consider the meaning of “Britishness” (a tediously overused term by politicians and newspaper hacks). With track titles like “Black Leaves and Fallen Branches” and “Kin to Coal”, such ambition is clearly laid out, although any conclusions made are abstract and tinged with inchoate morosity. Be warned: there is none of dubstep’s hazy sensuality and end-of-party emotionality on Punish, Honey. In the two years since Order of Noise, Vessel’s music has edged into the shadowy realms of a new strain of underground techno, a nebulous demi-monde inhabited by the likes of Regis, Sandwell District, William Bennett’s Cut Hands and Vatican Shadow.

Vessel may be less jagged and brusque than those other acts, but by injecting his music with a bit of clatter and creak, he’s exploring similar territory and coming up with an equally austere sonic vista. It’s a subtly beautiful combination: when Gainsborough returns to techno beats on Punish, Honey, such as on album highlights “Anima”, “Kin To Coal” and “DPM” and meshes them with the darker, more industrial atmospheres that dominate the album, the results are truly thrilling, mechanized dance for a post-industrial age. 

Joseph Burnett

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Taken from the upcoming album 'Punish, Honey'. Released Sept 15th via Tri Angle Records.

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Vessel - Scarletta (by babyijustdontgetit) - I don't even know what to call this. Illbient revival? Ambient dubstep? I do know that I like it.