Лейбл та номер:  | Denovali Records – 4059251315667  |
Формат платівки:  | Вініл, LP, Альбом, Обмежений наклад  |
Країна виробник:  | Germany  |
Рік випуску:  | 2019  |
Музичний жанр:  | Классика  |
Музичні стилі:  | Modern  |
Пісні:
 Название песни |  Время звучания |
---|---|
 Always A Playground Instructor Never A Killer |   |
 Exciting The Last Flight |   |
 Rain Station |   |
 Swarm |   |
 Unspoken Is Better |   |
 Unfortunate The Night |   |
 Hope It Snows A Lot In Heaven Peter! |   |
 Reliever |   |
 Supersonic Moth |   |
Додатково:
Thick matte covers, black polylined inner sleeves, 180g vinyl, includes download code. This is the limited edition on clear red vinyl, 100 copies made.
Kuba Kapsa is a Polish pianist and composer – also known as the leader of the avant-jazz combo Contemporary Noise Sextet. Beyond that he’s a renowned composer for film and theater plays. After presenting his composition works for ensembles in 2015 and 2016 he now returns to Denovali Records with his new piano solo album “Supersonic Moth”.
The album is basically written for upright piano played through felt, programmed electronic sounds and processed piano recordings in order to create in-depth atmospheres and sonic landscapes with a wide range of stimulating moods. Based on piano ideas enriched with his improvisation skills, “Supersonic Moth” is mainly calm, dark and cinematic. Kuba Kapsa again managed the sophisticated feat to combine modern classic with subtle drones and floating soundscapes, accentuating his emotive piano play with a deliberate use of electronic elements. Some titles refer to the final poem at the end of the album about a moth which ends up dead, flying towards the light.
“Supersonic Moth” is the musical realization of a specific trait in human existence, dealing with the disruptive contradiction of desiring something that might break one down or even kill. Everything that might be tempting. Everything that can push you down. And you know it. But you can’t resist it.”
The impressive artwork for “Supersonic Moth” once again was provided by the collaborative artist team Kahn & Selesnick.