De Rerum Natura
by Andreij Rublev & Næringssorg
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Campanula Bononiensis
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Eriophorum Scheuchzeri
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Punica Granatum
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Plantago Major
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Nerium Oleander
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Myrtus Communis
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about
First album of a series recorded during the creative livestream marathon "The Quarantine Sessions" on my youtube channel.
Andreij Rublev and Næringssorg met in the Magpie Pirates community on discord and decided to make a concert on a live stream during the Quarantine Sessions (season 1, ep. 9), a two months long marathon of daily live streams on Andreij Rublev youtube channel.
Then they mixed and mastered it to create "De Rerum Natura".
The improvised music is evolving slowly through all the length of the album as a seed grows with its own inner time into a full plant.
The artwork, inspired by ancient herbariums, is made by Garden of Myxini.
Næringssorg - guitar, effects
Andreij Rublev - no input mixers, drum machine, effects
Mixed by Næringssorg, mastered by Andreij Rublev.
Artwork by Garden of Myxini.
Video on youtube by Andreij Rublev.
Official video here:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=4xpWPtgK1hc
You can find the full footage of the live stream here:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Au39MJxs75E
Næringssorg:
naeringssorg.bandcamp.com
Garden of Myxini:
www.artstation.com/hagfishgarden
Andreij Rublev and Næringssorg met in the Magpie Pirates community on discord and decided to make a concert on a live stream during the Quarantine Sessions (season 1, ep. 9), a two months long marathon of daily live streams on Andreij Rublev youtube channel.
Then they mixed and mastered it to create "De Rerum Natura".
The improvised music is evolving slowly through all the length of the album as a seed grows with its own inner time into a full plant.
The artwork, inspired by ancient herbariums, is made by Garden of Myxini.
Næringssorg - guitar, effects
Andreij Rublev - no input mixers, drum machine, effects
Mixed by Næringssorg, mastered by Andreij Rublev.
Artwork by Garden of Myxini.
Video on youtube by Andreij Rublev.
Official video here:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=4xpWPtgK1hc
You can find the full footage of the live stream here:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Au39MJxs75E
Næringssorg:
naeringssorg.bandcamp.com
Garden of Myxini:
www.artstation.com/hagfishgarden
credits
released September 15, 2020
license
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Andreij Rublev Veneto, Italy
Sounds enthusiast.
Andreij Rublev is Andrea Gava.
discography
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Oct 2023 -
Jun 2022 -
Dec 2020 -
May 2020
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