Tim Hecker has launched a brand new 10-minute tune referred to as “Keyed Out.” Listen under. Hecker wrote the one—from his forthcoming record Konoyo—over a number of periods and accomplished it in a temple outdoors of Tokyo. “I wanted to resist the temptation to overload the music with layers and layers of hyper-edited texture, as if that would help the piece become more whole,” Hecker mentioned in a press release. “The song is a lonely deteriorating synth line, refracted and isolated, played alongside a small court music ensemble on what was a crisp birdsong-filled November morning.” Hecker’s final single from Konoyo was “This Life.” The artist will embark on a tour in late 2018 and early 2019 with the Konoyo Ensemble. Find the dates under.
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Tim Hecker and the Konoyo Ensemble:
10-02 Tokyo, Japan – WWWX
10-06 London, England – Barbican Centre
10-04 Lisbon, Portugal – Culturgest
10-07 Krakow, Poland – Unsound Festival
10-09 Berlin, Germany – Funkhaus 02-18 New York, NY – National Sawdust
02-19 New York, NY – National Sawdust
02-22 Los Angeles, CA – Masonic Lodge at Hollywood Forever Cemetery
02-23 Los Angeles, CA – Masonic Lodge at Hollywood Forever Cemetery
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