The pieces themselves are bipolar: while the melody remains stuck in its groove, repeating endlessly in post-rock fashion, the textures evolve beautifully. Another example: The long notes making up the main line in 'Before I Leave' are played on a organ, but the sound is constantly interrupted by clicks, producing an analog/digital effect of the weirdest kind. The vibraphone in 'Caecilia' has been tripled, some notes appear upfront, parts of the main theme happen in the background. The melodies are never played throughout, but dismembered, notes assigned to different instruments or electronically cut up and reassembled. The result strikes and disconcerts.Įasy solutions do not fill this man's cup of tea. Puts the emphasis on sunny melodies and a somewhat lighter atmosphere, but drowns them in glitch textures. It is, but you'll only get as close to surf music as the imagination of an experimental electronica artist from Vienna, Austria, will allow you to - and that's still quite far. With a title and cover artwork so obviously referring to, one had to anticipate that this 2001 full-length CD by would be more melodious than usual. It brought him critical recognition and became 'a hit in left-field electronica,' influencing many artists. Endless Summer is an album by Austrian electronic music producer and guitarist Fennesz, released on 3 July 2001 by Mego. Fennesz Endless Summer, released 25 June 2014 1.
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