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01. Automne Six - Seule
02. Automne Six - Les minces forme du monde
03. Automne Six - Sur le sable
04. Automne Six - C'est plus la taille
05. Automne Six - Kurz
06. Automne Six - Les Images
07. Automne Six - Araka
08. Automne Six - Mes Objets
09. Automne Six - Soirée
10. Automne Six - La Traversée
ARTIST
TITLE
Automne Six
FORMAT
LP

LABEL
CATALOG #
TAL 028LP TAL 028LP
GENRE
RELEASE DATE
9/2/2022

First ever vinyl edition of this one-off collaboration between Philippe Poirier (Kat Onoma) and Stefan Schneider (To Rococo Rot) which was initiated by La Batie -- Festival de Geneve, in 2002. The original recordings of the album took place the same year at Bleibeil Studios, Berlin. Engineered by Bernd Jestram. Restoration and mastering by Detlef Funder at Paraschall, Düsseldorf in 2022. Includes printed inner sleeve and download code; edition of 300.

"19 or 20 years, what difference does it make if the beautiful things in life are able to transport us back to Year Zero -- again and again. The moment when this album was created. It is the timeless horizon that motivates the artist. 'Dad, what's the line doing there?' -- a good start for a story. Philippe Poirier and Stefan Schneider recount tales of slow travel, far beyond the known continents. The adventures of a certain Corto Maltese, mysterious love stories in long forgotten harbors. A love that creates its own time, just like a chess game, an ocean liner or propeller airplanes. The enthusiasm for cartography which Philippe Poirier and Stefan Schneider share, time and again, similar to dream. The dream of an idea, of exploration, of finding. The first lines of a drawing that become the great painting. The sequences and the words which design a world in its own right. A tremendous reservoir and my old friend knows that there is an ideal companion for every journey. This time Philippe Poirier is a narrator who finds a sound like sand flowing through fingers and who knows how deep each object accompanies each love. Les Choses de la Vie." --Detlef Weinrich (Tolouse Low Tax), Paris 2021.