Info
- Artist:: Nuno Canavarro
- Album:: Plux Quba
- Year:: 1988
- Label:: Ama Romanta
- Catalog:: AMRO014
Track Ratings
| # | Title | Rating |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | [untitled] | |
| 2 | Alsee | |
| 3 | O fundo escuro de Alsee | |
| 4 | [untitled] | ★ |
| 5 | [untitled] | ★★ |
| 6 | [untitled] | ★★ |
| 7 | [untitled] | ★ |
| 8 | Wask | ★ |
| 9 | [untitled] | ★★ |
| 10 | Wolfie | |
| 11 | Crimine | ★★★ |
| 12 | Bruma | ★★ |
| 13 | [untitled] | ★ |
| 14 | Cave | ★★ |
| 15 | [untitled] | ★★★★ |
Log
2017-02-14
i like the idea people are trying to connect to this
★a4 untitled
★★ if it’s the one that runs through to 10 (a5)
★ a6
★ wask
★★ b1 untitled
★★ ok crimine is definitely an edit of beautiful dreamer
★★ oh my god bruma really does sound like dire dire docks
★ next untitled
★★ and last untitled
Notes
in event of moon disaster v2
this album feels so liminal. so subconscious. half-remembered melodies permute themselves into various states and forms and then they dissolve before you can really remember them. some bring to mind songs which are too familiar for anyone to forget, like beautiful dreamer (crimine) and jesu joy of man’s desiring (06). others, like bruma, have only become memorable in retrospect.
as someone who frequently has hypnagogic hallucinations, i get the same feeling from this album that i get from the grammatical-yet-meaningless phrases i hear around 3 a.m. i write them out, i forget them, i reread them, and the alien phrases haunt me.