I.C., by CVN

I.C.

by CVN

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s y n t h b e n t I like it. In and out of poppy sounding songs and some pretty experimental stuff, never boring. Favorite track: Excuse feat. Cemetery.

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1.	成分 feat. NTsKi 04:09	buy track
2.	Excuse feat. Cemetery 03:45	buy track
3.	You Argued For Justice 03:17	buy track
4.	Snippets of Heaven 04:36	buy track
5.	Local Pain feat. Le Makeup 04:44	buy track
6.	Zen Of Equilibrium 05:51	buy track
7.	Ikasama feat. LSTNGT 05:04	buy track
8.	Prequel 03:07	buy track
9.	下丘 03:44	buy track
10.	Train '98 (Sample of Rottenlava) 03:23	buy track
11.	舌下 (Karaoke) 04:16	buy track
12.	網膜 04:24	buy track

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Japan’s Nobuyuki Sakuma is a prolific artist; formerly of the Jesse Ruins duo on the Captured Tracks label, he now shifts time between his electronic music project CVN, curating the mix series Grey Matter Archives, and chief editor duties at Avyss Magazine. “I.C.” will be his second album for Orange Milk as CVN, and it is an eclectic hybrid of beat music and abstract electronics. There is a searching quality in his music, with leaps in variation from track to track that are meant to elicit the mutating feelings of walking through Tokyo.

The first track 成分 Seibun is a calm pop song featuring Japanese vocalist NTsKi, and feels like an initial encounter with nocturnal cityscapes. As the album progresses a stranger Japanese electronic music culture begins to emerge, referencing artists like good friend Foodman and label partner Koeosaeme with irreverent assertions of anti-genre music making. Tracks like “Snippets of Heaven” are reminiscent of music on the labels PAN or Halcyon Veil, cryptic and sparse with random industrial beats and scraping metal. “舌下 (Karaoke)” is a more forlorn piece with straightforward rhythm and deeply effecting use of repetition. Sakuma states that he lets mood dominate his track making and does not care if this transitioning emotion fits into a cohesive style. The skill of harnessing the random nature of each tracks aesthetic is impressive, resulting in an exciting record that faithfully documents its creators place and time.

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released June 7, 2019

Art by Sabrina Ratté
Layout by Keith Rankin

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