Machinic Capitalism
from transversal audio Hosted by Beomora, Gerald Raunig
Beomora, Viennese funkrock band from the late 1980s, plays a disco version of the opener of „making multiplicity – conceptual songs“, Machinic Capitalism. Bring in an ultra clean Telecaster rhythm guitar, a funky-plucking slap bass, the unavoidable disco strings, and add them to the magical Rhodes and the voice on vinyl. And then just take all the resonant heads off the drums, stretch dish towels over them and add a few old microphones and 32C microphone amplifiers, and off we go pulling on the leash that is a means to unleash ... C. Kobold: drums, production and mix A. Koch: drum recording M. Scheer: mastering D. Baumgartner: guitar A. Rührer: bass A. Frei: basic mix vocals/Rhodes G. Raunig: Rhodes piano and vocals
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