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Time Machine - Portable Time Travel Device for Sci-Fi Enthusiasts | Perfect for Cosplay, Movie Props & Collectors
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Time Machine - Portable Time Travel Device for Sci-Fi Enthusiasts | Perfect for Cosplay, Movie Props & Collectors Time Machine - Portable Time Travel Device for Sci-Fi Enthusiasts | Perfect for Cosplay, Movie Props & Collectors Time Machine - Portable Time Travel Device for Sci-Fi Enthusiasts | Perfect for Cosplay, Movie Props & Collectors
Time Machine - Portable Time Travel Device for Sci-Fi Enthusiasts | Perfect for Cosplay, Movie Props & Collectors
Time Machine - Portable Time Travel Device for Sci-Fi Enthusiasts | Perfect for Cosplay, Movie Props & Collectors
Time Machine - Portable Time Travel Device for Sci-Fi Enthusiasts | Perfect for Cosplay, Movie Props & Collectors
Time Machine - Portable Time Travel Device for Sci-Fi Enthusiasts | Perfect for Cosplay, Movie Props & Collectors
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Product Description A remarkable album by Ireland's leading electronic music composer, Roger Doyle. "Time Machine" provides the listener with a conceptually unified musical experience akin to an electronic symphony. Called "The Godfather of Irish Electronica", and renowned for his interweaving of classical, piano-driven structures, contemporary electronic music, sound art and post rock, Roger Doyle isone of Europe's most exciting and original composers. In Time Machine he brings us his most personal record to date. The album centres around a series of answering machine messages of Doyle's family, close friends, colleagues and lovers, all of them recorded in and preserved from the late 1980's. This haunting spectral and deeply emotional meditation on the passing and creating of life is both nostalgic and powerfully of the moment. Faithful companions and family members have tragically died, children have grown to adults and new life has been born. Time Machine intermingles sadness, melancholy, joy and triumph in a manner that makes this one of the most poignant releases of 2015. "A record that demands close attention and a devotion of timea richly rewarding work that runs the full, glorious gamut of human emotion" The Irish Times "Time Machine confirms Roger Doyle as Ireland's leading composer. At 66, 'the godfather of Irish electronic music' remains a towering figure" Classical Ear (UK) Review "This is a remarkable release, the content of which is likely to haunt your thoughts long after you have experienced it... If you are looking for something theatrical and contemporary that doesn't bamboozle you with avant-garde angularity or batter you with tediously heavy dance rhythms then Time Machine is a wonderful place to explore." --Dominy Clements, Musicweb-international.com, September 2015
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Roger Doyle has utilised a number of old answer machine messages from his own phone by integrating them with 11 tracks of varying musical styles - some electro-acoustic, certainly high energy, sometims owing something to minimalist (dashes of Terry Riley) - sometimes to garage (or is it house?) - dance - and sometimes just piano and violin – with occasional Irish melodic tints. The music is different from track to track as the mood changes and shifts with the emotional tone of the messages. I initially heard a track from this on R3's CD review - live voice recordings integrated into a composition are intriguing (hear also David Gorton's 'Orfordness').The answer phone messages taken from between 1987 and 1989 are loosely grouped around a number of themes - birth, contracts, coming out of hospital. They combine with the music in different ways - sometimes you have to tune your ears to pick up out the words, sometimes the voice is more forward. A powerful series of autobiographical and biographical portraits are presented that are very poignant - the birth of a grandchild - the concerns of friends. That many of the speakers are now dead is almost unbearable - relatives and friends all captured in different roles - what would have become of Jonathan Philbin Bowman in 'Coat-hanger Kisses' (part of which is printed in the booklet) with his wonderful 'stream of consciousness message' who died in 2000 at the age of 31? Roger Doyle has caught these moments and spun them in a musical web that is intriguing, brilliant and profoundly moving.

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