Capture, by The Digital Intervention

Capture

by The Digital Intervention

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1.	Treatment Not Cure 08:28	info
2.	Capture 03:51	info
3.	Essence 03:29	info
4.	Room Service 02:13	info
5.	Coma Idyllique 05:08	info
6.	La Coco 03:15	info
7.	Swallow 02:57	info
8.	La Louve 05:07	info
9.	The Last Writes 05:40	info

about

The Digital Intervention was an experimental electronic duo formed by British electro-acoustic composer, former Mute artist Paul Kendall and French-born British composer, vocalist Olivia Louvel. They began to work together on 'Capture' in 2002 whilst based in Paris. The first collaborative track was 'La Louve'.

Kendall launched the original 'Parallel Series' through Mute Records in 1995 the aim to secure a dialogue between classical electronic music and rock electronic music. Only four albums were released and the goal unnecessary as technology knitted the strands.

'The Last Writes' was broadcast on 'Mixing It', BBC Radio 3.

Also contributing to the album are:
Sebastien Libolt who plays accordion on a cover of a 1930's song by French chanteuse Frehel, 'La Coco'.
Dimitri Tikovoi providing bass on 'Essence' and on 'Coma Idyllique'
Alan Wilder, string arrangement on 'Coma Idyllique'

You can also purchase the original CD here
www.icidailleurs.com/index.php?route=product/category&path=77
www.forcedexposure.com/Catalog/digital-intervention-the-capture-cd/PS1.0101CD.html

credits

released November 10, 2017

Originally released October 2003 on Ici d'Ailleurs/ 0101/ Parallel Series
Re-released on Cat Werk Imprint November 2017. cat: CW08

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Cat Werk Imprint UK

Open 10.11.2017
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Purveyors of fine audio since 2011, Cat Werk Imprint was initially launched by Olivia Louvel to essentially release her own work and those of fellow collaborators in the field of digital music. ... more