Truus de Groot presents Plus Instruments - Sexy Machine ft. Cosmo Vitelli [Ransom Note Records] скачать в хорошем качестве

Truus de Groot presents Plus Instruments - Sexy Machine ft. Cosmo Vitelli [Ransom Note Records]

  / trutrax     / cosmo-vitelli     / the-ransom-note   🛒 https://truusdegroot.bandcamp.com/alb... 🔊   / premiere-truus-de-groot-presents-plus-inst...   After nearly five decades of relentless innovation, Truus de Groot's Plus Instruments project shows no signs of slowing down. The ninth album, Unnoticed, finds the Dutch Pioneer diving deeper into the experimental synthesiser palette than ever before, delivering 12 tracks of minimalist, analogue noise and her signature vocals. Recorded at The Ranch in Escondido, Unnoticed showcases her continued evolution as an artist. Often referred to as the "Queen of the Dutch Underground," de Groot is a stalwart of the experimental underground music scene since establishing Plus Instruments in 1978 in Eindhoven. Her journey has taken her from the punk rock explosion of the late '70s Netherlands to the No Wave scene of early '80s New York, where she collaborated with Sonic Youth member Lee Ranaldo and drummer David Linton on the cult classic "Februari-April ’81.” "It always comes from my own initiative; I decide who to play with. I believe that gives it new life each time," she explains. "I was always more into improvisation with a minimal approach, less structured, more groove.” The Plus Instruments project has always been characterised by its ever-changing nature and collaborative spirit. She has worked with an impressive roster of artists over the years, spanning continents and genres, including James Sclavunos (Nick Cave), Jim Duckworth (Gun Club), and, most recently, Miguel Barella and Cosmo Vitelli, who co-wrote, produced, and added programming to the standout track "Sexy Machine." This creative partnership has opened new avenues for de Groot's explorations, as she continues to plough yet another field of creativity. “My path has been a long and winding road around the world, collaborating with all types of people in a variety of genres and cultures," de Groot reflects. "I am always looking for a new challenge, as I continue to seek exciting ways to express myself creatively through music, words, photography, and film.” Now based back in the Netherlands, she continues her work while maintaining the core elements that have made Plus Instruments a touchstone for electronic music innovators. Her influence can be heard in everything from Electroclash to Cold Wave, with younger artists regularly seeking collaboration with the veteran experimentalist. Unnoticed arrives as de Groot enters her sixth decade of music-making, proving that true artistic vision only grows stronger with time.