I see the future, by Patrick Wiklacz

I see the future

by Patrick Wiklacz

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1.	Pour ou contre 04:57	buy track
2.	Vu d'en haut 08:30	buy track
3.	Who is dead ? - You 10:21	buy track
4.	Dégradation désorganisée 08:31	buy track
5.	Pour Sophie 08:43	buy track
6.	Yes, I see the future 11:44	buy track

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Patrick Wiklacz is passionate about synthetic sounds. He combines the practices in electroacoustic music (GRM) with influences from German experimental music from the 1970's and minimal composition, thus creating a very singular proposition.
He has produced sonic environments (Nuit blanche, Versailles, 2015), radio compositions (France Musique), and took part in many musical events, like the Paris Ambient Festival. But he has always kept a distance with the institutional scene and withdrawn himself from agitation, to concentrate for many years on a delicate work, at times minimal, ambient, drone or acousmatic.
Mixing surrealist reminiscences and buddhist resonances, Patrick Wiklacz patiently grows his secret garden of electronic sounds.

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released December 3, 2021

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