DESCRIPTION:
2013

Buy: https://toybizarre.bandcamp.com/album/kdi-dctb-216
Discogs: https://www.discogs.com/de/search/?q=kdi+dctb+216&type=all
Info: http://www.ingeos.org/en/ and https://toybizarre.bandcamp.com/

Tracklist:
00:00 kdi dctb 216 - data#01
11:59 kdi dctb 216 - data#02
23:59 kdi dctb 216 - data#03
35:59 kdi dctb 216 - data#04
47:59 kdi dctb 216 - data#05
59:53 kdi dctb 216 - data#06
1:11:53 kdi dctb 216 - data#07
1:23:53 kdi dctb 216 - data#08
1:35:53 kdi dctb 216 - data#09
1:47:53 kdi dctb 216 - data#10
1:59:55 kdi dctb 216 - data#11
2:11:53 kdi dctb 216 - data#13

"In june 1985, I decided to work under the name of Toy Bizarre, while my best friend and I were recording crickets singing in a pit along a small countryside road, in the sunset. His father's old tape recorder was in fact so bad that we were just able to hear a small frequency part of the hypnotic insects rhythm between the clouds of hiss.
Back at home, I decided to go on recording, put on tape every little sound of my environment, of the sonic world I was surrounded by. I still do it. My actual work is focused on "places", its characteristics and its sound components. So the goal of all my sound compositions is to explore a place: it could be a chain of mountains, a square meter of grass, a beach, a marshalling yard, a hydroelectric powerstation... Each time the process is the same: recording all the typical sounds of the place (well, for me), then to compose sound pieces only with these sounds, through a sound sculpture process. So we can say that each one of these pieces is the sonic reflection of the place." - C. Peyronnet aka toy.bizarre