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Kaderci: Record Space

The third outing of Kaderci is geographically the most diverse, with sounds / instruments from Turkey, Pakistan, India, Java, Afghanistan, and Baroque field recordings. Kaderci performs many of the instruments on this recording, including oud, yagli-baglama, piano, frame drum and suleng. The range of treatment qualities is wider than on previous releases, and the overall aesthetic is less ambient and more like a imaginary travelogue of the Silk Road, if that isn't hokey enough for you.

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Kaderci
Record Space
miq cd005: 1999, CD-R, ??:??

Eliot Bates: oud, saz, yaylı-saz, frame drums, suleng, electronics

Tracks:
  1. Anar Visit 1
  2. ?
  3. ?
  4. ?
  5. ?
  6. ?
  7. ?
  8. ?
  9. Spruce Goose
  10. Ich Werde Nicht Sterben

Kaderci: Mapping Abstractions

Building upon the structures of Afghan Remixes, Mapping Abstraction explores field recordings of Afghanistan and obscure Renaissance recordings, as well as remixes of Warrior Caste. No reverbs, keyboards, or effects units are used on this album, though there is substantial modification to sounds via convolving filters and broadcasting of the sounds into acoustic spaces (and subsequently re-recording them). These unconventional methods make the colours of Mapping Abstraction some of the most unique in ambient music.
Kaderci
Mapping Abstractions
miq cd003: 1998, CD-R, 1:03:40

Eliot Bates: piano, frame drums, suleng, yaylı-bağlama, oud, iron instruments

Tracks:
  1. Kaf-in
  2. Kif-it
  3. Clarino excerpt
  4. De Prez
  5. Ox Tail Loop
  6. Afghan Revisited
  7. Koo-ex

Kaderci: Afghan Remixes

The first album of Kaderci explores the acoustics of Afghani field recordings, discovering the "innter beauty" of instruments like the zerbghali, zurna, and robab. The sound pallette of this CD is distinctive since all drones and drone-like textures were created not with keyboards or artificial reverbs, but with broadcasting field recordings into acoustic chambers and recording the interaction between the sounds and the real "room."
Kaderci
Afghan Remixes
miq cd001: 1996, CD-R, ??:??

Eliot Bates: oud, darbukka, tromba marina, zurna, electronic treatments

Tracks:
  1. Lament
  2. de Prez
  3. unknown
  4. unknown
  5. unknown
  6. unknown
  7. unknwon

 




 
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