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Australian electronic composer Pimmon (Paul Gough) specializes in
sound manipulation and sample collaging that frequently lands his music at
the border between order and chaos.
Waves And Particles (Meme, 1999) and Kinetica (K-RAA-K3, 2000)
sailed towards wastelands of ghostly, minimal glitch-pop that sound like a
noisy, static-stricken version of
Brian Eno's Before And After Science
or an anemic remix of
Throbbing Gristle's DOA.
The pensive quality of his collages is more evident on
Assembler (Fallt, 2000).
Unfortunately, Pimmon began releasing a huge quantity of very low-quality
material:
the live Electronic Tax Return (Tigerbeat6, 2001),
the mini-album Orquesta Del Arrurruz (Staalplaat,
Secret Sleeping Birds (Sirr, 2001),
the split Zesde Mixer (Stichting Mixer, 2001),
Snaps Crackles Pops (Tigerbeat6, 2003),
Still Important Somekind Not Normally Seen (Cronica Electronica, 2004).
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