V rýchlosti pomaly, by Kordík & Matejka & Tóth

V rýchlosti pomaly

by Kordík & Matejka & Tóth

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‘V rýchlosti pomaly’ (trans. ‘In speed but moving slow’) is the new recording by a trio of Slovak improvisers* who met at the A4 Space for Contemporary Culture in Bratislava in March 2018. While finding a moment in their rushed and hectic lives, the group managed to take advantage of brief visit from London based Daniel Kordik and set up a mobile recording unit right on the A4 stage.

The trio immediately found themselves constrained to focusing purely on the interactions of their sounds. What has been recorded might sound slow in pace, but one can still grasp their fast instrumental playing which reminds us of the busy lives they have briefly stepped away from. Hence its title: 'In speed but moving slow' (V rychlosti pomaly).

The electric guitar, modular synth, soprano saxophone and extensive singing have created a very well balanced combination of acoustic and electronic polarities inside this very much uncharted sound territory.

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Daniel Kordík - modular synth 
Michal Matejka - el.guitar 
Miroslav Tóth - soprano saxophone, vocal 

Daniel Kordík (Jamka, Urbsounds Collective, Kordik- Lucas duo, Earshots label);
Michal Matejka (Ankramu, Cluster ensemble, Prague Improvisation Orchestra);
Miroslav Tóth (Thisnis, Shibuya Motors, Funeral Marching Band, Musica falsa et ficta, duo with Tijana Stanković)

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released December 15, 2018

Special thanks to A4 – SPACE FOR CONTEMPORARY CULTURE Bratislava, Jozef Tušan and to the Department of Composition HAMU Prague  

Released December 15, 2018  
Recorded March 16 2018 in A4 – SPACE FOR CONTEMPORARY CULTURE  Cover,
graphic design: Jozef Tušan www.cofo.sk 
Recording, mixing, mastering: Miroslav Tóth 
Text by Daniel Kordík and Miroslav Tóth
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