+++, by Katja Institute

+++

by Katja Institute

supported by

	/

Streaming + Download

Includes high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more. Paying supporters also get unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app.

Purchasable with gift card

name your price
Compact Disc (CD) + Digital Album
Includes unlimited streaming of +++ via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.

ships out within 3 days

Purchasable with gift card

$24 USD or more

1.	lyon uh 1 12:00	buy track
2.	lyon uh 2 12:00	buy track
3.	lyon uh 3 03:50	buy track

about

There is a danger... of the clergy developing a special professional conscience which obscures the very plain moral issue. Men who have passed beyond these boundary lines... are apt to protest that they have come by their unorthodox opinions honestly. In defence of those opinions they are prepared to suffer obloquy and to forfeit professional advancement. They thus come to feel like martyrs. But this simply misses the point which so gravely scandalizes the layman. We never doubted that the unorthodox opinions were honestly held: what we complain of is your continuing your ministry after you have come to hold them. We always knew that a man who makes his living as a paid agent of the Conservative Party may honestly change his views and honestly become a Communist. What we deny is that he can honestly continue to be a Conservative agent and to receive money from one party while he supports the policy of another.

credits

released January 1, 2018

Vital Weekly 1116 -

On the last day of 2017 Katja Institute released the last release of 2017, a three track CDR (twenty-eight minutes) and the ever so mysterious Institute delivers no information on the cover (and I mean no information at all, just an image) and on the Bandcamp site there isn’t anything either. The Katja Institute dabble heavily in the world of digital processing of acoustic sounds and whatever those sounds are they are no longer recognized due to many transformations used. The result is a very minimal pattern of sound that goes on for quite some time. In the first long piece there is a strong using of ‘phasing’ effect, which is something that we don’t hear a lot of these days anymore. In the second long piece there is a similar phasing effect, just a bit slower really and it seems like it’s the first piece is reverse, which, given the conceptual nature of the Institute may not be a surprise. In the third and shortest piece the phasing effects are used in a very quick (hence: shorter?) and it sounds very looped based. This is again some very puzzling music, radical as well as minimal. I love it! (FdW)