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APL032 >> YOU DEE - NUR DIE HARTEN KOMMEN IN DEN GARTEN
[25.07.2005 | ELECTROACOUSTIC JIGSAW PIECES]

Taking a close look at the parts of a jigsaw you see a lot of details, but the
overlook of the entire picture is most often lost. If you take a step back in
order to take a look at the wohle picture you'll be amazed. Not only the tracks
of you dee's "Nur die Harten kommen in den Garten" remind of a jigsaw, but also
you dee by themselves.

you dee are Sven Rieger, Peter Hansen and Stefan Wust. In 2002 they released
Adapter on Onitor and lately their follow-up "Through the Tulips". The german
cd/vinyllabel Onitor now offered these previously unreleased tracks to
Autoplate. you dee's aim is to break up with listening habits by creating
tracks with an emotionally created working title that emerges while processing.
After the track is finished they compare the result with the intended title.
Generally, the working title matches their perceptions. Most songs on
"Nur die Harten kommen in den Garten" were created in this way.

The tracks are carried, guided or doused by guitar parts, as the guitar by
itself sounds organic and is also much of an opposite to electronic equipment.
The tracks are considered as part of a jigsaw, but each piece can remain for
itself - independent of the order on the album, as they do not only play around
with it's sounds but also with their several meanings incorporated in the title.
The philosophy is that the interpretation of a track is the base for another
interpretation at the same time. This allows access to each song from a
different point of view. Summarized, breaking fractures into listening habits
are a speciality of you dee.

This can be figured already in the first track "Spätsommerwasser" (meaning "late
summer water"). The listener might expect an easy floating track, which it is
somehow. But then, it's wild beats dribble around and dance like a little water-
fall. The next track "Blindgänger" allows many interpretations. One of them
would be dud - stay calm and do nothing. But in german "Blindgänger" has a
second meaning: stumbling around in darkness. This is closer to the original
thoughts of you dee. Another example of this method is "So und So" - a translation
could be "this or that" but without spaces it becomes SOUNDso - interpretable as
"just sound". The idea of this track is to concentrate on the sound, which is
like a rubber ball that bounces fast up and down between the sound elements. It
wants to wear away the borders between the sounds, but also wants to remain
authentic. "Dichter und Lichter" starts another game of associations between
the words that allow a very free interpretation. The whole track seems to be on
the one hand very sedate (symbolised by a dark dull synth that is fighting
against an high attack-value) and on the other hand encouraged to free itself
by the diametrical high rhythmic sound.

With "Nur die Harten kommen in den Garten" you dee rub away any traces that are
created by interpretations and styles. In fact, a jigsaw with many pieces is
created, where each piece differs a lot from all the others, but on the other
hand fits perfectly to them through its similar character.

Credits go to Dario for playing guitar on tracks 1,3 and 5.

If you like this sound consider purchasing you dees releases on Onitor.de:

Onitor 15: Adapter
http://www.onitor.de/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=34&Itemid=39

Onitor 43: Through the Tulips
http://www.onitor.de/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=62&Itemid=39

:: 7 tracks :: 20min 41sec :: 29.146 MB ::

01: you dee - "Spätsommerwasser"
02: you dee - "Blindgänger"
03: you dee - "Punkass Rave"
04: you dee - "So und So"
05: you dee - "Dichter und Lichter"
06: you dee - "Interloop"
07: you dee - "La acid la acid"

[AUTOPLATE.RELEASES]

APL001 VA - "Bauhaus"
APL002 Andrey Kirichenko - "00.00"
APL003 Danny Kreutzfeldt - "Furtherspace"
APL004 833-45 - "Solar Cycle"
APL005 Affective Disorder w/ Undacova - "Study Of A Ladybug On A Rope"
APL006 VA - "Constructions for Andrey Kirichenko"
APL007 Taavi Tulev - "Televiisor On Tuksis"
APL008 Vultrapia - "Autopianotationalismasoschism"
APL009 Dighom - "Vibrating Colours - Coloured Vibrations"
APL010 Sable - "Dusk"
APL011 Randomajestiq - "UnclassifiEP"
APL012 Gultskra Artikler - "Gruppa Turistov"
APL013 The Moglass w/ Andrey Kirichenko
APL014 Off The Sky - "Studies of Lifeform In Transit"
APL015 Johan Wieslander - "Gas"
APL016 Fernando Lagreca - "Suave"
APL017 Marsen Jules - "Lazy Sunday Funerals"
APL018 tlon - "acoustic lazy dolls"
APL019 Gultskra Artikler - "Gololed"
APL020 VA - "Many Things Worth Living For"
APL021 Konrad Bayer - "Shall We Go To The Park?"
APL022 Normal Music - "Let's Do Really Strange Things And Call Them Normal"
APL023 Marsen Jules - "Yara"
APL024 Konrad Bayer - "Songs For Sunhi (Summerrain)"
APL025 Kenneth Kirschner - "May 3, 1997"
APL026 Arrial - "this is my beauty, show me yours"
APL027 color by numbers - "The Transitions"
APL028 lomov - "Holzwege"
APL029 Fernando Lagreca - "Nadador"
APL030 tlon - "from elsewhere to nowhere"
APL031 Lou Teti - "Night Pieces"
APL032 you dee - "Nur die Harten kommen in den Garten"

AUTOPLATE is a THINNER sublabel for versatile electronic music.

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website: http://www.autoplate.cc

contact: sebastian@thinner.cc

thanks scene.org for support!
http://www.scene.org
ftp.scene.org/pub/music/groups/thinner/autoplate/

also visit THINNER at http://www.thinner.cc

.nfo inspired by mono211;ascii by dipswitch;.diz by rasterburn
composed and hacked by sebastian redenz november 22nd 2003