Pop music is all about repetition.
From the glories of the 12 bar blues to Detroit techno, pop is essentially about taking one idea and making it work in about a thousand different ways.
Based in Berlin, experimental three piece Camera have a defiantly minimalist approach to making music. Short musical phrases extended out towards eternity, the band match tight percussive discipline towards elements borrowed from angular post-punk, free jazz and more.
New album 'Remember I Was Carbon Dioxide' is set to arrive shortly, with Camera debuting fresh material on Clash. 'Roehre' opens with tribal percussion, before giving way to a throbbing, fizzing bass line.
The steady pulse remains throughout, before Camera introduce screeching, screaming, ground-breaking sounds.
Check it out now.
Camera release 'Remember I Was Carbon Dioxide' on September 29th via Bureau B.
From The Outside (4:40)
Parhelion (7:03)
Synhcron (4:24)
Roehre (4:09)
4PM (1:42)
Haeata (5:08)
Ozymandias (6:12)
To The Inside (4:41)
2AM (1:40)
Trophaee (5:59)
Vortices (5:57)
Hallraum (3:47)
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