I Might Be Stuck
by Jussi Lehtisalo
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The Floor
05:58
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Don't Panic
04:23
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Towards the Wall
03:51
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Don't Stop
08:12
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Rest Soon
04:21
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6. |
Don't Risk
09:00
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Impossible
05:03
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9. |
Always the Same
05:29
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10. |
It's Good
07:17
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11. |
Some Challenges Today
05:13
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about
Effortlessly, your feet work the ultra-clean clock signal, as you march deeper into the cavernous mining meshwork of the ever Fraggle-rocking druidic Doozers. Down toward The Nexus, eyes popping from their methaphorical sockets, at the sight of huge subterraneous vallum – carved over millennia, from immense basalt slabs of pure sound timbre, by thousands of minuscule, motorik hands – sky-scraping yet upward, awash with muted, warm light emanated by colossal spikes of 100 % natural, fluorescent UV rave stalagmite.
Through the lower regions, where Emerson Lake and Palmer meet Maggotron at night, fording in Dutch electro-sewage up to their jointlessly syncopated hips.
As you reach the nethermost, sub-aquatic level – eardrums sensually tingled by the pressure, shifted elegantly as Epernay champagne – the cruiser of the gillmen is already waiting, electrogenic thrusters warmed-up for warp record pace, fully rigged in its thalassic grotto hangar, ready to journey even deeper. The Voyage is about to begin!
File under: Lardossen motorik Fraggle-rock
Jussi Lehtisalo’s new album is a soundtrack for a live cinema performance by filmmaker Mika Taanila, premiered at the 69th International Kurzfilmtage Oberhausen in May 2022. The conceptual work is a collision Lehtisalo’s eerie film score, somewhat neurotic cleaning robots with infra-red cameras, and an extensive faux-artificial intelligence libretto penned by poet Harry Salmenniemi. The music here is fully electronic, beautiful balance of bittersweet melodies à la Kavinsky, occasional bursts of 1990s wax-trax-sound-a-like with the signature melancholy touch only found in Pori. Cover art by Tuomo Parikka.
Through the lower regions, where Emerson Lake and Palmer meet Maggotron at night, fording in Dutch electro-sewage up to their jointlessly syncopated hips.
As you reach the nethermost, sub-aquatic level – eardrums sensually tingled by the pressure, shifted elegantly as Epernay champagne – the cruiser of the gillmen is already waiting, electrogenic thrusters warmed-up for warp record pace, fully rigged in its thalassic grotto hangar, ready to journey even deeper. The Voyage is about to begin!
File under: Lardossen motorik Fraggle-rock
Jussi Lehtisalo’s new album is a soundtrack for a live cinema performance by filmmaker Mika Taanila, premiered at the 69th International Kurzfilmtage Oberhausen in May 2022. The conceptual work is a collision Lehtisalo’s eerie film score, somewhat neurotic cleaning robots with infra-red cameras, and an extensive faux-artificial intelligence libretto penned by poet Harry Salmenniemi. The music here is fully electronic, beautiful balance of bittersweet melodies à la Kavinsky, occasional bursts of 1990s wax-trax-sound-a-like with the signature melancholy touch only found in Pori. Cover art by Tuomo Parikka.
credits
released October 3, 2022
All songs by Jussi Lehtisalo
Jussi = instruments
Toivo = synth (#3)
score for a cinema performance by Mika Taanila
Premiere at 69. Internationale Kurzfilmtage Oberhausen on May 7, 2022
Director: Mika Taanila
Script: Harry Salmenniemi
Music: Jussi Lehtisalo
Cinematography: Jussi Eerola
Technical construction: Jari Lehtinen
Produced by Elokuvayhtiö Testifilmi
Too many messages received. Where there is no problem, there is no solution.
Recorded, mixed, mastered at Ektro Studio by Jussi Lehtisalo
Ektro Records 2022
ektrorecords.com
All songs by Jussi Lehtisalo
Jussi = instruments
Toivo = synth (#3)
score for a cinema performance by Mika Taanila
Premiere at 69. Internationale Kurzfilmtage Oberhausen on May 7, 2022
Director: Mika Taanila
Script: Harry Salmenniemi
Music: Jussi Lehtisalo
Cinematography: Jussi Eerola
Technical construction: Jari Lehtinen
Produced by Elokuvayhtiö Testifilmi
Too many messages received. Where there is no problem, there is no solution.
Recorded, mixed, mastered at Ektro Studio by Jussi Lehtisalo
Ektro Records 2022
ektrorecords.com
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