A C H R O N I E

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Kutin's release »A C H R O N I E« comes with a limited high-quality
cover-photoprint (30x30 cm).
The cover photo was taken by Stefan Neuberger - cameraman for director Thomas Heise (a.o.),
whose monumental documentary Heimat ist ein Raum aus Zeit (»Heimat is a space in time«)
caused a sensation in cinemas worldwide in 2019, seeing time not as a distance, but rather as a heap. Neuberger provided the images, and the fact that he now contributes two of his black and white photographs to Kutin's album seems coherent and meaningful due to the thematic or inspirational proximity.

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1.	Did Adorno ever read Kafka? 00:59	buy track
2.	Clusterfuck 06:13	buy track
3.	Beach Delete 07:17	buy track
4.	Achronie #1 05:54	buy track
5.	Achronie #2 03:38	buy track
6.	Achronie #3 07:52	buy track
7.	Dirty Gurdy 06:02	buy track

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With »ACHRONIE«, Vienna-based composer/sound artist Peter Kutin releases his first purely solo album since 2013 (»Burmese Days«, Gruenrekorder).
It opens with the synthetic voice - generated by machine-learning (A.I.) - of philosopher Theodor W. Adorno, reading a short excerpt from Kafka's »The Castle«. Kutin deliberately incorporates a mistake into the text, which points to a temporal impossibility, a paradox.

 Musically, the first track then breaks in abruptly - the title »Clusterfuck« stands for itself - a piece comprising digital fractals that seem to be multiple and no music-genre at the same time. A seductive overload that finally sinks into the far stretching sound field of a hurdy-gurdy - a medieval instrument. In this way, it counterpoints: heterogeneous arrangements and material are connected throughout the record’s running time, aiming to sketch out temporal jumps or distances. It will become the multifaceted signature-gesture in »ACHRONIE’s« arrangement.

  In recent years, Kutin has developed a keen interest in the velocity and temporality of sounds and musical structures, applying and researching both in interaction with various media branches. In his kinetic sound-sculptures he included not only sound but also components and parameters such as speed of movement, acceleration, light-intensity, video/film material, and much more.

The multimedia-polyrhythmic situations generated by his sculptures often provoke hypnotic and psychedelic states, earning Kutin the »Golden Nica« at Ars Electronica (for the work »TORSO#1«, 2019). His numerous experiences with the interleaving of different tempos and time assignments now serve as a fundamental inspiration. On »ACHRONIE« he applies digitally or electronically generated and complex high-frequencies as well as noise-material with purist analogies – such as the sound of a hurdy-gurdy, classic percussions or the human voice. Concise field-recordings touch the memories of the listeners. In this way, the allegedly old rubs against the allegedly new and thereby might find something new within the old. Melodic or harmonic structures are usually only hinted at or kept minimal and ghostly; it is the timbre-painting, the arrangements and the collages which characterise this work.

The term achronie was coined by the German sociologist Elisabeth Lenk (among others). According to her, achronie describes an interlocking of epochs in which the walls of different times get so close together that they become permeable.

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released December 13, 2020

all compositions arranged, produced and mixed by Peter Kutin
additional vocals by Agnes Hvizdalek (5,6)
Adornos synthetic voice was created by kutin|kindlinger for their radioplay »Le Parleur« (2019)
mastered by Nik Hummer at minusgroundzero
all photographs by Stefan Neuberger

kutin.klingt.org
kutinkindlinger.com
ventil-records.com
stefanneuberger.com

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Kutin Vienna, Austria

Peter Kutin is a vienna based artist. He works with sound across genres.

He received the Golden Nica at Ars Electronica (for the work TORSO#1, 2019) as well as the Karl-Szucka award (for a cooperation with Christina Kubisch & Florian Kindlinger) in 2016. ... more

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