Christopher Bissonnette - Essays in Idleness. Bleep.
Electronic musician Christopher Bissonnette returns to the music scene to offer a follow-up to the brilliant 2008 album In Between Words. On his latest album, Bissonnette offers a wonderful palette of varying movements and electronic treatments to create a wonderfully envisioned world that Bissonnette is so eager to display.Essays in Idleness by Christopher Bissonnette, released 07 April 2014 1. Greenish in Its Light 2. A Deplorable Corruption 3. Entaglements 4. Delusions 5. Missing Chapters 6. Uniformity Is Undesirable 7. Another Moving Site 8. Wasting a Little.For his third Kranky album -- his first since 2008's In Between Words -- Christopher Bissonnette built an analog synthesizer and used no other source for sound. The restrictive approach nonetheless yields material that isn't out of step with the Canadian artist's previous output, though the album is relatively concise, with no single piece reaching seven minutes in length.
Essays In Idleness, the third album from Canadian composer Christopher Bissonnette, is a refreshing change from the international school of ambient music and its widely held belief that the sweet chirps of birdsong and the serene streams of running water are vital, tonal ingredients to the genre, and therefore help to make ambient music what it is.Six years on from ambient electronic artist Christopher Bissonnette’s last solo set for Kranky Records, In Between Words, he’s announced the follow-up. Titled Essays in Idleness, it hits retailers April 7.
Canadian producer Christopher Bissonnette releases his third album. For the making of Essays In Idleness, Bissonnette narrowed his sounds down to those made using a self-built synthesizer, and these constrictions placed upon his methodology have produced a startling album, contained and graceful, built from glimmering tones and interlocking drones that spiral out to produce moments of.
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