Музыка и песни Aun / Aun

Artist: Aun Label: Denovali (Cargo Records)

Alpha Heaven' is stepping through doors previously opened on AUN's acclaimed 2011 'Phantom Ghost' album. (''essential'' New Noise (France). ''as endlessly intriguing as it is majestic'' Rock-a-Rolla (UK), ''extraordinary'' Indie Rock Mag (France), ''amazing'' Titel Mag (Germany), ''one of the most beautiful experiments of the new millennium'' Storia Della Musica (Italy) ). Walking the line between, romantic, sinister, uplifting and melancholic hazy dreams of mistuned 70's sci-fi TV, 'Alpha Heaven' is AUN's most living and breathing recording to date. Mostly recorded in one take with little editing, apart from some overdubbed vocals, lounge organ and creaky acoustic piano parts. The space echoed, sometimes wobbly tape saturated tracks, evoke past and future, using a collection of electric pianos, organ, bass pedals and tapes, augmenting AUN's otherworldly signature guitar, voice and electronics. Further merging their use of sometimes temperamental vintage analog, with more contemporary electronic equipment and techniques, the concise and focused tracks, find the duo at their most luminous and earthly, while pursuing their ongoing exploration of time, space and unknown dimensions. A chapter closed, a chapter opened. Style: Doom

The new follow up EP of AUN's 2011 masterpiece album Phantom Ghost. The title and track names of this new AUN three track EP, contain some clues as to the frame of mind, and maybe some hints of the influences of its creators. As fans have now come to expect, 'Full Circle' is again a different sonic adventure, but still unmistakably AUN stamped. On the A side we find the fittingly titled 'Return to Jupiter Jazz, a Dumais solo piece, while the B side is a more joint affair, with the slow melancholic guitar and keyboard interplay of 'Floodland' and a first track featuring AUN in trio formation, with Frédéric Arbour adding some synth and guitar work to the lush and sprawling 'Family Man', a track which also finds some subtle lead guitar work by family friend Eric Quach of THISQUIETARMY fame. Martin Dumais: guitar, organ, synthesizers, tapes Julie Leblanc: vocals, synthesizers Frédéric Arbour: additional guitar and analog synthesis on 'Family Man' Éric Quach: additional guitar on 'Family Man' Vinyl: thick sleeve; free download code; limited to 500 copies Style: Ambient

New full length of this groundbreaking canadian duo! AUN's previous travels took the duo to space, hell and back. Now home to tackle more earthly concerns 'Phantom Ghost' shows AUN at its most complex and determined, but also at its most accessible, while Style: Independent

Record Label: Cyclic Law Style: Metal

AUN is the ambient doom project of Montreal's Martin Dumais. who describes his take on outsider metal meets shoegaze as 'blight metal'. Elements of Aun's sound can be traced to the classic period of ambient music marked by the likes of Cluster & Eno as we Record Label: Alien 8 Style: Ambient

New full length of this groundbreaking canadian duo! AUN's previous travels took the duo to space, hell and back. Now home to tackle more earthly concerns 'Phantom Ghost' shows AUN at its most complex and determined, but also at its most accessible, while Style: Independent