Sylvain Lupari just put online on Synth&Sequences his review of Perceptual Defence's double album Time Lines, which I contributed the track Cosmic Time on CD 2. Here it is.
"(...) Cosmic Time, with Pharamond, is more audacious. After a very ambiospherical intro which is knotted in sizzling synth waves and in singings of flute, the sequences run away in keen pulsations which eat up their shadows, creating a starving and undisciplined structure of rhythm which finally converges into a beautiful Berlin School which is too short. (...)"
"(...) There are some very beautiful moments in this album which is a real demystification of the Arpeggiator. (...)"
Wednesday, February 25, 2015
Saturday, February 14, 2015
Contribution to Perceptual Defence's album "Time Lines"
Today, SynGate Records released Perceptual Defence's new album, Time Lines. I contributed one
of the tracks, called Cosmic Time. Perceptual Defence (musician Gabriele Quirici from Rome) asked ten friends to contribute his music on CD 2.
CD 1
1. Dreaming Time (08:43)
2. Time Travelers (08:44)
3. Time Lines (09:14)
4. Meditative Times (12:43)
5. Hypnotic Lines (08:16)
6. Walking Time (08:39)
7. Child Time (06:40)
8. The Circular Sound (Healing Time) (06:35)
9. Saluto ad una persona importante (Sad Time) (04:56)
CD 2
10. Inner space Time (with Syndromeda) (09:36)
11. Friends Time (with Waveman) (09:04)
12. Metaphysical Time (with Gerd Weyhing) (09:20)
13. Ricochet Time Lines (with Rewo) (04:09)
14. Subway Time to Castro Pretorio Station (with Ian Keely) (07:03)
15. Silence Time (with Alluste) (11:27)
16. Cosmic Time (with Pharamond) (05:16)
17. Rainy Time (with Michael Brückner) (11:16)
18. Reflection Time (with Tau Ceti) (04:48)
19. Moments Frail (with Antara Annamarie Borg) (06:47)
CD 1
1. Dreaming Time (08:43)
2. Time Travelers (08:44)
3. Time Lines (09:14)
4. Meditative Times (12:43)
5. Hypnotic Lines (08:16)
6. Walking Time (08:39)
7. Child Time (06:40)
8. The Circular Sound (Healing Time) (06:35)
9. Saluto ad una persona importante (Sad Time) (04:56)
CD 2
10. Inner space Time (with Syndromeda) (09:36)
11. Friends Time (with Waveman) (09:04)
12. Metaphysical Time (with Gerd Weyhing) (09:20)
13. Ricochet Time Lines (with Rewo) (04:09)
14. Subway Time to Castro Pretorio Station (with Ian Keely) (07:03)
15. Silence Time (with Alluste) (11:27)
16. Cosmic Time (with Pharamond) (05:16)
17. Rainy Time (with Michael Brückner) (11:16)
18. Reflection Time (with Tau Ceti) (04:48)
19. Moments Frail (with Antara Annamarie Borg) (06:47)
Saturday, January 24, 2015
Pharamond on Radio Modul
Today (~ 17h), Radio Modul303 (Berlin & Duisburg) began to play some of my tracks on the occasion of the special 48-hours marathon broadcast dedicated to the Schallwelle Awards nominated musicians.>> On Air
Featured Tracks:
- Berliner Schule Teil 2
- Anschlag bei Nacht
- Uqbar II
- Hidden Scheme
- Uqbar
Thursday, January 15, 2015
Orbis Tertius review on EMpulsiv.de
" (...) Sein faible für die traditionelle Berliner Schule, durchzieht das gesamte Album und manifestiert sich in der intensiven Anwendung von ausgeprägten Sequenzer-Elementen, die vielfach hübsch in Szene gesetzt werden und native Veränderungen erfahren. (...)"
Monday, January 5, 2015
Pharamond on Secret Music, WVKR-FM, Poughkeepsie, NY
Yesterday morning, Scott Raymond, New Age/Ambient/Electronic music DJ with WVKR-FM, played Hidden Scheme, the opening track of Orbis Tertius, on his sunday morning show Secret Music.
Playlist :
Playlist :
| Artist | Song | Album |
| Syndromeda | The Smell Of Fear | Connected |
| Markus Reuter | Cagliari | 6 Reflections |
| Loscil & Fieldhead | With Northerly Winds | Fury And Hecta |
| Loscil | In Threes | Sea Island |
| Urenga | Lemuria | Mu (The Lost Continent) |
| Seetyca | Sonnenstropffen | Lieder Zum Summen |
| Gleisberg & Grassow | Nova Incognita | Gleisberg & Grassow |
| Pharamond | Hidden Scheme | Orbis Tertius |
| TM Solver | The Dream | Namaste |
| Robert Rich | The Gate Is Open | Ambient Music To Heal |
| Dave Luxton | Inside Of Us | Remnants |
| Emerald Web | Starsail | Whispered Visions |
| Antonio Testa & Michel Moglia | Through The Fire | Forget The Past |
| Subradial | Dance Of Shadows | Ice Diving |
| Dave Fulton | Dread Not | Of Those Things Left Unsaid |
| Kaki King | Zamzam Well | Everybody Glows |
| Harold Budd | Jane 13 | Jane 12-21 |
| Neil Tatar & David Darling | Where Did The Time Go | Where Did The Time Go |
| Tom Teasley | Dance Of Aphrodite | The Love Of The Nightingale |
| Denise Young | Passionata | Passionata |
Sunday, December 7, 2014
Pharamond on "Schwingungen Radio auf CD"
Idéal, the second and shortest track of Orbis Tertius, made it on last november's issue of Cue-Records' Schwingungen Radio auf CD.
Schwingungen Radio auf CD, Ausgabe Nr.234 11/14 Tracklist :
| Artist | Album | Titel | |
| 1 | Otarion | Genius | New Visions |
| 2 | Weedekind | Garden Eden | Begierde |
| 3 | Michael Brückner | R is for Rocket and S is... | The Million Year Picnic |
| 4 | Alerick Project | One Way | Emotional Drop |
| 5 | Sayer | Sounds of Atom | Cosmic Rays |
| 6 | TM Solver | Polymorph | House-Reflections |
| 7 | Baltes | Bochum Sky | Bochum Sky 3 |
| 8 | Pharamond | Orbis Tertius | Ideal |
| 9 | Stockman | Part of the Industry | Industrial Hauntings |
| 10 | Hypnosphere | Timedrift | Emphasis |
| 11 | Walter Roos W.O.S.P. | Midnight Tracks | Sequences all night long |
Friday, December 5, 2014
Orbis Tertius review on MusikZirkus-Magazin
Stephan Schelle, editor of the well known MusikZirkus-Magazin, published today the first ever german review of my album Orbis Tertius. He also sums up very well Jorge Luis Borges' short story, which provided me both the concept and inspiration. Here it is.
" (...) Nachdem ich Sylvain Mazars als Berichterstatter der elektronischen Musik kennen gelernt habe, muss ich gestehen, zeigt er sich auf „Orbis Tertius“ von einer ganz anderen Seite. Er beweist, dass man nicht nur über Musik schreiben, sondern sie auch sehr gut selber machen kann. Hut ab, vor diesem Debüt. Sehr zu empfehlen."
" (...) Nachdem ich Sylvain Mazars als Berichterstatter der elektronischen Musik kennen gelernt habe, muss ich gestehen, zeigt er sich auf „Orbis Tertius“ von einer ganz anderen Seite. Er beweist, dass man nicht nur über Musik schreiben, sondern sie auch sehr gut selber machen kann. Hut ab, vor diesem Debüt. Sehr zu empfehlen."
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