Bohren & Der Club Of Gore - Piano Nights

from their official facebook page:

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NEW BOHREN RECORD:

Dear friends of uneventful music,

"Sailing without wind" -
BOHREN & DER CLUB OF GORE is glad and proud to announce a new release:
"PIANO NIGHTS" - 9 pieces or 60 minutes of music on its way to a full stop.

Date of release: 24-01-2014

Available on CD or Double LP

https://www.facebook.com/bohrenofficial

Can't wait for this.

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  On 11/19/2013 at 4:17 PM, doublename said:

Can't wait for this.

did see them live. totally worth it even so people left the room crying

  On 11/19/2013 at 4:17 PM, doublename said:

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  On 11/19/2013 at 6:43 PM, Nebraska said:

 

  On 11/19/2013 at 4:17 PM, doublename said:

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Go on, rub it in ye bastids.

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Why has Stephen O'Malley collaborated with every artist on Earth except for these guys?

Probably because they're not experimental enough, lol. Everything he's associated with is pretty avant garde in one way or another.

Piano Nights track listing:

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1. Im Rauch

2. Bei rosarotem Licht

3. Fahr zur Hölle

4. Irrwege

5. Ganz leise kommt die Nacht

6. SegeIn ohne Wind

7. Unrasiert

8. Verloren (alles)

9. Komm zurück zu mir

google translate:

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1 In the smoke

2 In pink red light

3 Go to hell

4 aberrations

5 Very quietly the night comes

6 SegeIn without wind

7 unshaven

8 Lost (all)

9 Come back to me

badtranslate:

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1. In addition, smoking

2. Pink Visual

3. H = the Beijing Zoo

4. Phishing protection

5. Good seating, you are dead?

6. Ghost shooter

7. The Russian Academy of science and technology

8. (General information) is lost

9. The transmitter is selected; This fragrant tree CK

album teaser:

http://vimeo.com/82093195

I can't wait!

fuck yes, i LOVE these guys... gonna quick 2014 off nicely it seems

http://vimeo.com/83842410

those trailers are very béla tarr

THe only one I've heard is 'Black Earth' and I love it. I have a lot to catch up on with these guys.

Well it's pretty much the same one album from another, but it's still awesome. Gothic jazz.

Album stream:

http://pitchfork.com/advance/319-piano-nights/

don't like this much. somewhere around 'black earth' they started to flirt with slowing tracks down but by the time 'dolores' came out, the music was barely moving at a crawl. this album now sounds like an even more slowed down version of 'dolores' that's even more quiet

i can only imagine how much their racking their brains contemplating how to slow this sound even further

apart from "Segeln ohne Wind", which is beautiful, it's mostly not working :(

I lost them on adding the sax. Don't agree on slowing down, they were full-on slow from the beginning - the whole idea was that they played grindcore, the fastest music possible to play live, and then realised they can't compete (or whatever) and decided to make the slowest music possible. The tempo is pretty much the same throughout their discography, but the music became more sentimental (thanks to sax) and clean

Yesss!!!!!

  On 1/26/2014 at 7:06 PM, Amen Lare said:

I lost them on adding the sax. Don't agree on slowing down, they were full-on slow from the beginning - the whole idea was that they played grindcore, the fastest music possible to play live, and then realised they can't compete (or whatever) and decided to make the slowest music possible. The tempo is pretty much the same throughout their discography, but the music became more sentimental (thanks to sax) and clean

i thought the first album, 'gore motel' had some variation like 'texas keller' and 'der maggot tango' which weren't necessarily slow and thus gave the album some diversity. i agree they've always been slow, but i honestly think they've gotten slower (at least to me)

i find that all these groups that do this david lynch type jazz always run the idea into the ground. even 'the dale cooper quartet' kinda fucked things up with their second album