▲ PIOTR KUREK – Polygome
01. Vowels (03:02)
02. Lacomb (06:18)
03. ESQ Vox (05:41)
04. Polygome (04:41)
05. Dynasty (01:48)
06. Tuxedo (03:37)
07. Nesting (01:13)
08. Impossible Space (04:35)
Cat #: HITD 046
LP – 300 copies on black vinyl
download code
Release date: 29th March 2019
All songs written & Produced by Piotr Kurek
Mixed by Devin Greenwood @ Honey Jar, NY
Mastered by Mike Grinser @ D&M, Berlin
Artwork by Florent Groc
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01. Vowels (03:02)
02. Lacomb (06:18)
03. ESQ Vox (05:41)
04. Polygome (04:41)
05. Dynasty (01:48)
06. Tuxedo (03:37)
07. Nesting (01:13)
08. Impossible Space (04:35)
Cat #: HITD 046
LP – 300 copies on black vinyl
download code
Release date: 29th March 2019
All songs written & Produced by Piotr Kurek
Mixed by Devin Greenwood @ Honey Jar, NY
Mastered by Mike Grinser @ D&M, Berlin
Artwork by Florent Groc
SOLD OUT
‘Polygome’ is the first release for Piotr Kurek with Hands in the Dark, an artist we consider to be one of the most distinctive creators of instrumental avant-garde music in the last decade.
After few records made in collaboration and under different monikers, the Warsaw-based musician gives us another idiosyncratic form of musical language and an exceptional original recording. His creative energy takes us on an entrancing tour around a collection of modern, cubic and art brut tunes, where architectural fantasies co-exist with humorous, colourful portraits. He creates shapes which are full of surprises and mystery.
With ‘Polygome’, Kurek goes against the grain of current trends in experimental electronica. This will undoubtedly be a one-off for the genre this year.
After few records made in collaboration and under different monikers, the Warsaw-based musician gives us another idiosyncratic form of musical language and an exceptional original recording. His creative energy takes us on an entrancing tour around a collection of modern, cubic and art brut tunes, where architectural fantasies co-exist with humorous, colourful portraits. He creates shapes which are full of surprises and mystery.
With ‘Polygome’, Kurek goes against the grain of current trends in experimental electronica. This will undoubtedly be a one-off for the genre this year.
