Y_y, by Anáhuac

Y_y

by Anáhuac

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about

UPDATED January 2020! This is the "new" digital version of Y_y that now includes 2 additional tracks! This is part of a "trilogy" of releases out February 14, 2020. The other two (one CD and one Cassette) can be found here: anahuac.bandcamp.com

Anáhuac's use of minimal objects/percussion, small electronics, extended bass techniques and treated obscure found footage vinyl creates a perplexed sound world shifting from one obscure state to the next with sometimes film like atmospheres. The resulting music arises from a shared interest in an abstracted electro-acoustic aesthetic that is at times densely static and dynamically disorienting.

Having initially met during the 2015 No Idea Festival in Austin, Texas,  Chris Cogburn, Juan Garcia and Ignaz Schick started to work as a trio in Mexico City in 2016. The trio soon embarked on two extensive tours of Mexico (May 2016; October 2017), performing and recording in Mexico City, Morelia, Guanajuato, Puebla, and Oaxaca.

This was the original digital only release from Astral Spirits (now part of the new imprint Astral Editions). In this case, we will be releasing THREE (yes, three) Anáhuac releases in the February 2020 -- Separate CD, Tape & Digital releases with over 2 hours of material!!

credits

released February 14, 2020

IGNAZ SCHICK -- turntable, live-electronics
CHRIS COGBURN -- percussion, electronics
JUAN GARCÍA -- double bass

Recorded by Gil Vázquez at SAE Institute, Mexico City on October 29, 2017
Mixed and mastered by Gil Vázquez at Ciclo Producciones, Mexico City