Bleep

Based on the spectacular set that he played at Raster-Noton's electric campfire at Villa Massimo in September 2010 comes the new long player from To Rococo Rot front man, Robert Lippok. Urged to re-record the material for another installment in the canon of inspired Raster-Noton releases, Lippok shaped his compositions through the visualization of real physical forms, sonically constructing earth-shattering bass waves as the foundations for ambient touches of drone and shimmering digital minimalism. Subtle touches of field recording synthesise loops of kinetic energy that blend to form a physical wave of music that at once appeals to the body and the mind. 'sugarcubes' morse-code like punctuation and epic restless chords creates a piece that fuses the classic Raster-Noton digitalism with Lippoks post-rock distortion, creating a dancefloor slaying track that drags you back for repeated listens. 'daylightastronomy' with its hisses, scratches and poinitilist tones creates a 14 minute ambient piece, that brings back the live performance back to life. Another incredible release on Raster-Noton, that will appeal to many. A must.