Published
Tue, Feb 7, 2012, 14:20
- The x-ray themed album will come out this month on RVDS's label, It's.
German experimental artist Felix Kubin will release a new album this month called TXRF.
Kubin is a man of many talents, all of them slightly odd: a self-described dadaist with roots in noise and punk music, he's written chamber music, film scores and plays for the radio, though his main vocation is avant-garde electronic music. This is what we see on TXRF, a collection of ten "sequence-based electronic miniatures" inspired by Total Reflection X-Ray Florescence, which is apparently a "method used to analyze the surfaces of materials by firing extremely flat X-rays."
TXRF will be the second album on It's, a label based in Kubin's hometown of Hamburg that's run by RVDS, a left-field deep house artist who released one of his own albums through It's last year.
Tracklist
01. Total No.1 ISRC DE-KN7 0000029
02. Total No.2 ISRC DE-KN7 0000030
03. Total No.3 ISRC DE-KN7 0000031
04. Total No.4 ISRC DE-KN7 0000032
05. Reflection No.5 ISRC DE-KN7 0000033
06. Reflection No.6 ISRC DE-KN7 0000034
07. Reflection No.7 ISRC DE-KN7 0000035
08. X-Ray No.8 ISRC DE-KN7 0000037
09. X-Ray No.9 ISRC DE-KN7 0000038
10. Fluorescene No.10 ISRC DE-KN7 0000039
It's will release TXRF on February 13th, 2012.