Just two weeks after the last release, another one went live on Petcord, this time featuring an artist that has been played on Leftob for a while and is an excellent match for the typical Petcord sound:

Chilean composer René Muñoz Córdova combines in electroacoustic abstraction with isolated elements from more conventional music genres: Field recordings, vocoder and speech synthesis voices, patches of strings, computer generated sounds, feedback or deconstructed samples of real instruments. In Obras Musicales an aural universe is created where dissonance and harmony can peacefully coexist.

source: petcord site

Apart from the music, Obras Musicales is also interesting, because it features Marco and me in our first appearance as Synflict, a project focusing on netlabel related design and artwork needs. Consequently, the artwork is more lavish than usual, featuring a folded front sheet that also contains lyrics and an inlet for the back of a CD case (requires disassembling of the latter, but is rewarded with a self made CD that can be found quickly on a shelf).

The liner notes already provide a summary of the music, so there is no need to add redundency in this post ;-)