Album
A Fragile Geography
2015 · Electronic
3 collectors on Gatefold own this

A Fragile Geography is an Electronic album by Rafael Anton Irisarri, originally released in 2015. On Gatefold: 5 pressings tracked, owned by 3 collectors.
About
Recorded over two years, A Fragile Geography bares the marks of difficult terrains – personal, political, social and cultural. It tips its hat to the complex and unpredictable dynamics of the contemporary world, correlating concerns both macro and micro. Compositionally the music mirrors the tensions of contemporary America, contrasting passages of great beauty and calm with harrowing waves of density and pressure. A Fragile Geography also charts Rafael Anton Irisarri's personal journey of transience and tumult. His entire studio, audio archives, and possessions were stolen while moving from Seattle to New York, forcing him to rebuild from ground zero. But such a tabula rasa moment also brought with it a chance for renewal, and for reductive experimentation. This experience birthed a range of fresh approaches and ideas, many of which became central to the aesthetic pillars of this record. "Empire Systems", the album's centerpiece, perfectly encapsulates this mood of flux: a rich and harmonically saturated monolith of sound, restless and constantly reaching outwards. Like much of the album, it is considered, but not excessively laboured; open, but never unruly. A Fragile Geography is an exercise in the art of maximal minimalism.
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Tracklist
- 1Displacement4:11
- 2Reprisal9:36
- 3Empire Systems8:45
- 4Hiatus3:48
- 5Persistence7:00
- 6Secretly Wishing for Rain (feat. Julia Kent)7:24
Sound DNA
- Electronic
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- Julia KentCELLO
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