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ichinen - First Impact
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ichinen - Strangely comforting
3
ichinen - Lander
4
ichinen - Small martian
5
ichinen - Be silent and safe
6
ichinen - Not so plain in this terrain
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ichinen - Dual craters
8
ichinen - Endlessness
Special remarks:
Cd jewelbox with a booklet and artwork designed by minimal artist Pierre Voisin.
Tracklist
1.First impact 2.Strangely comforting 3.Lander 4.Small martian 5.Be silent and safe 6.Not so plain in
this terrain 7.Dual craters 8.Endlessness
Shortinfo:
The complementary duality that is Ichinen is the raw expression of Roberto Bosco and Kiny. 2017 sees them
return with the proven form of their alliance, kicking things off with the Dual Craters album. Produced through live
sessions in their native Salerno, this album embodies the symbiosis of their individualities. Traversing the
universe much like lone comets, the two land on a single planet with a resounding crash, leaving deep craters on
two opposite ends of this floating sphere. But despite their being unique, they are also perfectly matched in shape
and form. It is this mirror dynamic that makes Ichinen output so immersive. Roberto and Kiny each bring their own
take to music yet create a singular, relatable narrative through their collaboration.Tracks like “First Impact” and
“Strangely Comforting” — with their sidereal atmosphere and sparse drum arrangements — paint a picture of the
interplanetary journey that brings Ichinen into being. “Lander” and “Small Martian” offer a peek into the planet onto
which the lone comets crashed — a space filled with expansive, empty land and unfamiliar inhabitants.The
second half of the album moves into a realm of revelations about where we are. “Be silent and safe” features
indiscernible voices in conversation, piquing curiosity while leaving little to be concluded. “Not so plain in this
terrain” showcases our surroundings further, with unknown creatures squeaking all around us. “Dual Craters”
takes us to a vantage point, from which we can look out across the planet’s surface and clearly see all its
wondrous beings, out and unafraid, emerging from each crater in equal abundance. Some howl excitedly, others
meet and playfully bump into each other, but all seem to get along. It is in “Endlessness” that we find the truth
behind Ichinen — a tale of two souls woven into one sound. The craters are matched in breadth and depth. It is in
their respective textures that they differ. And therein lies the power of their connection. More
Cd jewelbox with a booklet and artwork designed by minimal artist Pierre Voisin.
Tracklist
1.First impact 2.Strangely comforting 3.Lander 4.Small martian 5.Be silent and safe 6.Not so plain in
this terrain 7.Dual craters 8.Endlessness
Shortinfo:
The complementary duality that is Ichinen is the raw expression of Roberto Bosco and Kiny. 2017 sees them
return with the proven form of their alliance, kicking things off with the Dual Craters album. Produced through live
sessions in their native Salerno, this album embodies the symbiosis of their individualities. Traversing the
universe much like lone comets, the two land on a single planet with a resounding crash, leaving deep craters on
two opposite ends of this floating sphere. But despite their being unique, they are also perfectly matched in shape
and form. It is this mirror dynamic that makes Ichinen output so immersive. Roberto and Kiny each bring their own
take to music yet create a singular, relatable narrative through their collaboration.Tracks like “First Impact” and
“Strangely Comforting” — with their sidereal atmosphere and sparse drum arrangements — paint a picture of the
interplanetary journey that brings Ichinen into being. “Lander” and “Small Martian” offer a peek into the planet onto
which the lone comets crashed — a space filled with expansive, empty land and unfamiliar inhabitants.The
second half of the album moves into a realm of revelations about where we are. “Be silent and safe” features
indiscernible voices in conversation, piquing curiosity while leaving little to be concluded. “Not so plain in this
terrain” showcases our surroundings further, with unknown creatures squeaking all around us. “Dual Craters”
takes us to a vantage point, from which we can look out across the planet’s surface and clearly see all its
wondrous beings, out and unafraid, emerging from each crater in equal abundance. Some howl excitedly, others
meet and playfully bump into each other, but all seem to get along. It is in “Endlessness” that we find the truth
behind Ichinen — a tale of two souls woven into one sound. The craters are matched in breadth and depth. It is in
their respective textures that they differ. And therein lies the power of their connection. More