[Translated from the <a title="Ethereal" href="http://etherreal.com/spip.php?article5204" target="_blank">original French</a> via Google Translate]

"<span class="notranslate">Developing electronic projects under a pseudonym and keep its own name neoclassical proposals: the schema is known and other musicians have been able to do so.</span> <span class="notranslate"> It is the turn of <strong>Medard Fischer</strong> to do this: follow these pages for his records, appeared on n5MD under the name of Arc Lab or on Review Down duo, Canadian stays true to <strong>Hidden Shoal Recordings</strong> (Australian label hosting, specifically, his duet publications) for this event.</span>

<span class="notranslate"> Second of its kind (a first digital EP had previously been self-produced), <i>this</i> Four <i>Songs For The City Of New York</i> could simply align graceful piano notes, without further ambition, and it's a little fear Like to listen to the first minute of the opening track.</span> <span class="notranslate"> Fortunately, an electronic table enriches the atmosphere of <i>The Imaginary City.</i></span> <span class="notranslate"> Thereafter, if it is a quasi-stripped piano we find with this eternal aspect of contemplative and slightly elegiac, on the writ <i>Almost Five Years To The Day,</i> the last two tracks are sailing towards more ambient shores and more convincing.</span>

<span class="notranslate"> <i>Monument</i> with his swing, as tapped, especially <i>A Light That Does not Go Out (a priori</i> nothing to do with the piece of The Smiths), seven minutes long, is more ambitious tendencies receptacle.</span> <span class="notranslate"> In fact, there converse few piano keys and a light texture, all bathed in a delicate melancholy and certainly constitutes the strong point of this EP.</span>"

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