Interzones first digital album contains very mixed material and is rather experimental and exploring. It shows some darker sides but also hosts a few humorous tracks.
Recorded during 2000-2003, but some material dates back to around mid-1980.
1. Exile (3:03)
A sonic painting of the feeling of being exiled from all you hold dear.
2. Cloister (2:07)
An experiment in noise. Sharp and hard, but still ending on a harmonious note.
3. Otiose Ballet (1:48)
If dancers would dance an otiose ballet, this would be the music they would dance to.
4. Six á la Minutè (1:03)
You have one minute to figure out the time signature of this piece.
5. Tanket (7:59)
Tanket is a huge, black, grunting, limping deadly monster. And so is this piece.
6. Slipdream (5:29)
Hold on tight, or you will spin off into the slipdream.
7. Halma (2:25)
Serentiy and peacfulness rests here, surrounded by ethereal soundscapes.
8. Union (3:18)
Lovers union can be banal to the beholder, but never to the lovers.
9. Something with a Double Bass (1:53)
A music box for grown-ups. (And children too.)
10. Impressions of Mr. Belpod (2:03)
Mr. Belpod came here and refused to leave. Said something about his legs.
11. A Little Jazz (0:34)
Shortest piece Interzone ever made.
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Parabola was conceived, performed and produced in 2000-2003 by Interzone
Programming and sound modelling on all tracks by Interzone
All tracks copyright (c) 2003 by Interzone Inc
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