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| Plethora features a mix of electronic and experimental styles created with both synthetic and organic sounds. Each track has it's own unique mood, ranging from calm and serene to frantic and agitated. Plethora is a recording project started by Kansas City musician Aaron Derington over a year ago. The album was created almost entirely in his recording space, and reflects the various types of music that has influenced him in his life. It contains elements of jazz, techno, rock, world music, experimental music, and pop. A variety of instruments are featured on the album including synthesizers, drums, piano, guitar, omnichord, and xylorimba. A collaboration with fellow composer Matt Collene results in the dark and moody "Foibles of Illbient". The final track, "Invisible", is a deconstruction of a popular hit song. cdbaby |
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Plethora • self titled • Aaron Derington This album belongs in the electronic genre, but it has plenty of actual instruments, all played by Aaron Derington in his own studio. It is mostly a mid tempo album, the perfect soundtrack for sitting in an airport terminal watching people walk by (which is what I was doing when I listened to it).
Alex Llama, Impact Press Oct/Nov.'04 issue |
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Location:
Kansas City MO, USA
Plethora Website
mail@aaronderington.net
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