Aghiatrias
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Aghiatrias is Czech so called "integrated music" ensemble from Prague of composer & instrumentalist Vladimír Hirsch and sound-engineer Tom Saivon, started in 1999 as more abstract sprout of their martial-industrial band Skrol, stressing the work with rich arsenal of sound structures. It is based on grasping both ways in a manner (contemporary classical music v. dark industrial and dark ambient), which would allow them to partake of each other's principal formal attributes, both on the basis of violent confrontation and of mutual empathy, which should lead to a unification of seemingly irreconcilable worlds. This happens through their transubstantiation into a indivisible essence, which act represents the metaphorical and philosopical principle of the formation's work.
In autumn 1999 Vladimir Hirsch (composer, keyboards, samplers, drums, vocals, computer) and Tom Saivon (noise generators, samplers, computer, lyrics) joined their creative efforts in this project, which is a kind of extrapolation and the combination of contemporary classical music (Hirsch) and noise (Saivon) tendencies within Skrol, which was eventually, through mutual infiltration by basic theses and antitheses, brought to life as a fully homogenous structure by both members of the group. After more than five years of existence, the band is widely known in the European industrial scene and regularly performing at prestigous European festivals. The ensemble regularly appears in Poland, Slovakia, Netherlands and Germany, in Czechia it generally limits its performances to the regular Prague industrial festival. It has been on long and succesful tour in the US in June 2001.
Discography
Conceptual albums:
1) Field Mass, CatchArrow Recordings, CD, 2000 (47 min.)
2) Epidaemia Vanitatis, Integrated Music Records, CD, 2002 (45 min.)
3) Regions Of Limen, Epidemie Records, CD, 2004 (69 min.)
4) Ethos, Epidemie Records, CD, 2006, (54 min.)
Live:
Live At Middle East, live recording from Boston (Massachussets), USA, "Middle East Club" (21st June, 2001), CD, 2001 (50 min.)
Compilations:
A Rainy November Day In Wroclaw, Amplexus Records, CD, 2005, (comp. Syncrasia)
In autumn 1999 Vladimir Hirsch (composer, keyboards, samplers, drums, vocals, computer) and Tom Saivon (noise generators, samplers, computer, lyrics) joined their creative efforts in this project, which is a kind of extrapolation and the combination of contemporary classical music (Hirsch) and noise (Saivon) tendencies within Skrol, which was eventually, through mutual infiltration by basic theses and antitheses, brought to life as a fully homogenous structure by both members of the group. After more than five years of existence, the band is widely known in the European industrial scene and regularly performing at prestigous European festivals. The ensemble regularly appears in Poland, Slovakia, Netherlands and Germany, in Czechia it generally limits its performances to the regular Prague industrial festival. It has been on long and succesful tour in the US in June 2001.
Discography
Conceptual albums:
1) Field Mass, CatchArrow Recordings, CD, 2000 (47 min.)
2) Epidaemia Vanitatis, Integrated Music Records, CD, 2002 (45 min.)
3) Regions Of Limen, Epidemie Records, CD, 2004 (69 min.)
4) Ethos, Epidemie Records, CD, 2006, (54 min.)
Live:
Live At Middle East, live recording from Boston (Massachussets), USA, "Middle East Club" (21st June, 2001), CD, 2001 (50 min.)
Compilations:
A Rainy November Day In Wroclaw, Amplexus Records, CD, 2005, (comp. Syncrasia)
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About Aghiatrias
Aghiatrias is Czech so called "integrated music" ensemble from Prague of composer & instrumentalist Vladimír Hirsch and sound-engineer Tom Saivon, started in 1999 as more abstract sprout of their martial-industrial band Skrol, stressing the work with rich arsenal of sound structures. It is based on grasping both ways in a manner (contemporary classical music v. dark industrial and dark ambient), which would allow them to partake of each other's principal formal attributes, both on the basis of violent confrontation and of mutual empathy, which should lead to a unification of seemingly irreconcilable worlds. This happens through their transubstantiation into a indivisible essence, which act represents the metaphorical and philosopical principle of the formation's work.
In autumn 1999 Vladimir Hirsch (composer, keyboards, samplers, drums, vocals, computer) and Tom Saivon (noise generators, samplers, computer, lyrics) joined their creative efforts in this project, which is a kind of extrapolation and the combination of contemporary classical music (Hirsch) and noise (Saivon) tendencies within Skrol, which was eventually, through mutual infiltration by basic theses and antitheses, brought to life as a fully homogenous structure by both members of the group. After more than five years of existence, the band is widely known in the European industrial scene and regularly performing at prestigous European festivals. The ensemble regularly appears in Poland, Slovakia, Netherlands and Germany, in Czechia it generally limits its performances to the regular Prague industrial festival. It has been on long and succesful tour in the US in June 2001.
Discography
Conceptual albums:
1) Field Mass, CatchArrow Recordings, CD, 2000 (47 min.)
2) Epidaemia Vanitatis, Integrated Music Records, CD, 2002 (45 min.)
3) Regions Of Limen, Epidemie Records, CD, 2004 (69 min.)
4) Ethos, Epidemie Records, CD, 2006, (54 min.)
Live:
Live At Middle East, live recording from Boston (Massachussets), USA, "Middle East Club" (21st June, 2001), CD, 2001 (50 min.)
Compilations:
A Rainy November Day In Wroclaw, Amplexus Records, CD, 2005, (comp. Syncrasia)
In autumn 1999 Vladimir Hirsch (composer, keyboards, samplers, drums, vocals, computer) and Tom Saivon (noise generators, samplers, computer, lyrics) joined their creative efforts in this project, which is a kind of extrapolation and the combination of contemporary classical music (Hirsch) and noise (Saivon) tendencies within Skrol, which was eventually, through mutual infiltration by basic theses and antitheses, brought to life as a fully homogenous structure by both members of the group. After more than five years of existence, the band is widely known in the European industrial scene and regularly performing at prestigous European festivals. The ensemble regularly appears in Poland, Slovakia, Netherlands and Germany, in Czechia it generally limits its performances to the regular Prague industrial festival. It has been on long and succesful tour in the US in June 2001.
Discography
Conceptual albums:
1) Field Mass, CatchArrow Recordings, CD, 2000 (47 min.)
2) Epidaemia Vanitatis, Integrated Music Records, CD, 2002 (45 min.)
3) Regions Of Limen, Epidemie Records, CD, 2004 (69 min.)
4) Ethos, Epidemie Records, CD, 2006, (54 min.)
Live:
Live At Middle East, live recording from Boston (Massachussets), USA, "Middle East Club" (21st June, 2001), CD, 2001 (50 min.)
Compilations:
A Rainy November Day In Wroclaw, Amplexus Records, CD, 2005, (comp. Syncrasia)
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