Bear Bones, Lay Low

El Telonero


Taking his inspirations from old masters such as Mort Garson, Bruce Haack, Angel Rada and Martin Rev, 'El Telonero' became a throbbing head spinner that is as much an ambitious third ear experience as an exotic library dream.

It took Ernesto Gonzalez more than three years to record the follow-up for his ‘Vallée de Dith’, but it was definitely worth the waiting! ‘El Telonero’ is a tribute to the art of opening up for other bands.

This album was created during a period in which Gonzalez got more comfortable on stage, often setting the vibe for the night. Concentrating on the ultimate tuning-in quality. The loose kraut-inspired jams of his second record are pretty much absent here. The focus is on analog synths and old drum computers, but unlike the whole neo-ambient just-bought-something-analog-and-ran-it-through-my-loopstation-scene this album is a well constructed and elaborated piece of art. Taking his inspirations from old masters such as Mort Garson, Bruce Haack, Angel Rada and Martin Rev, ‘El Telonero’ became a throbbing head spinner that is as much an ambitious third ear experience as an exotic library dream. The whole is heavily fueled by catchy mind melodies.


K076
CD / LP / DL
Release Date: 27-05-2012
Limited edition of 300 (CD) / 300 (LP)


1. Hazy Frog
2. A Fourth Ring
3. Bien Gracias
4. Persona
5. Dunas / Goofin'
6. Lavande Apaisante
7. Genesis 6 : 1-17
8. Drive Sucks
9. Ganesha en Interiores



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