Giuseppe Ielasi, the Italian sound artist known for his intricate polyrhythmic explorations, returns to the 12k label with "Five Wooden Frames," a mesmerizing journey through the realms of drone, neoclassical, glitch, and ambient music. Released on July 24, 2020, this five-track album spans 34 minutes of continuously shifting and modulating loops of acoustic guitar glissandos, creating a soundscape where pitches slide and evolve, inviting the listener into a world of subtle, captivating sonic textures.
"Five Wooden Frames" is a testament to Ielasi's ability to transform simple acoustic elements into a rich, immersive experience. The album's title suggests a structure, a framework, but within these constraints, Ielasi explores a vast sonic landscape. Each track is a study in minimalism and patience, with layers of sound gently unfolding and interacting, creating a sense of depth and space.
The album's production is meticulous, with each glissando loop carefully crafted and modulated to create a dynamic and evolving soundscape. Ielasi's use of glitch and experimental techniques adds a layer of complexity, making "Five Wooden Frames" a compelling listen for those interested in the avant-garde and the experimental.
"Five Wooden Frames" marks a significant return for Ielasi to the 12k label, following his captivating work on "Aix" in 2009. This album is a reminder of his unique ability to create music that is both intricate and accessible, appealing to fans of modern classical, ambient, and experimental music. Whether you're a long-time fan of Ielasi's work or a newcomer to his sound, "Five Wooden Frames" offers a rich and rewarding listening experience.
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