Black Sun Productions - Im Gegenteil A taster for their forthcoming
full length album The Impossibility of Silence sees the
Black Sun boys return with their most rhythmically and
electronically charged release to date. Im Gegenteil gets
off to a deceptively serene start with the crystallised drifting
motions and glacial frequencies of 'A Well Hung Mon', with a
muted piano score and muffled rhythmic underpinnings. Fluttering
electro beats swathe the voice of Massimo as grand symphonic
chords sweep before Pierce enters the fray as the music morphs
into a combination of marimba and ponderous hand drums. The
stuttering electro charge of 'God?' complete with techno breaks
and a questioning Germanic sample is beats and bleeps and far
removed from any other Black Sun Production track. Keening
industrial sounds and the rush of tablas comprise the closing
track 'Das Gegenteil' that introduces a tribal element to their
palette of sounds before climaxing with a morass of treated
voices.For all their erotic allure and sexual fantasies the first few releases from the tattooed and pierced boys of Black Sun Productions appeared somewhat limp, promising more than they could deliver. OpertteAmorale, their cabartesque distillation of the works of Brecht, was one of the vital releases of 2005. With Im Gegenteil, Massimo, Pierce and Drazen have demonstrated that they can more than adequately harness their vision into alluring musical structures. Clearly the black sun is in ascendance. Im Gegenteil is released in an edition of 333 copies on Sheela-Na-Gig Sha-Na Penisring Ning. For more information go to www.anarcocks.com or www.danhuser.org |

A taster for their forthcoming
full length album The Impossibility of Silence sees the
Black Sun boys return with their most rhythmically and
electronically charged release to date. Im Gegenteil gets
off to a deceptively serene start with the crystallised drifting
motions and glacial frequencies of 'A Well Hung Mon', with a
muted piano score and muffled rhythmic underpinnings. Fluttering
electro beats swathe the voice of Massimo as grand symphonic
chords sweep before Pierce enters the fray as the music morphs
into a combination of marimba and ponderous hand drums. The
stuttering electro charge of 'God?' complete with techno breaks
and a questioning Germanic sample is beats and bleeps and far
removed from any other Black Sun Production track. Keening
industrial sounds and the rush of tablas comprise the closing
track 'Das Gegenteil' that introduces a tribal element to their
palette of sounds before climaxing with a morass of treated
voices.