Autopoieses
About Autopoieses
This adventurous German duo debuted on Force Inc's ultra-experimental Ritornell label with La Vie á Noir, a live album recorded on October 15, 1999, at Städel in their hometown of Frankfurt. Their music was conceptualized as a digitally processed reinterpretation of noir and was used by William Forsythe for his ballet Endless House. Following the release of the live album, the duo released a double-12" EP on Mille Plateux titled La Vie á Noir Remixes, which found them looping snippets from their album into minute-long segments.
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