Mechanical Steering new album "10:10pm" now in stores!!!

MySpace page:  http://www.myspace.com/mechanicalsteering

Official page:     http://www.mechanicalsteering.com

Last.fm page:    http://www.last.fm/music/Mechanical+Steering
 

Mechanical Steering  (earlier Head) was born in Konin, Poland, in 1981.
He started with electronic music in 1999. From then on, he met many different inspiration sources, which still have great results on what he does.
However, all the albums have something common... A characteristic music with heavy sounding, city atmospheres, machines, and people, often connected with soft, calm, and melancholic sounds, although he is still building his own style.
Looking on his achievements, since the first amateurish album "Fabrique" to the last one, we can observe how fast he's improving his abilities with music and how it becomes more and more mature, uses more interesting sounds and its surrounding effect increases too.
 
Apart from that, he made a project called Lustro (from Polish, Mirror), and he played in many different bands which always wanted to find something more and new, they looked for new solutions without looking up to the typical Polish rock music bands.
 
First professional album - Neutrality is compilation of 8 hard and dark ambient songs, which will show exactly what Mechanical Steering (as Head) has been composing for over 8 years of career.

The two of his albums “Neutrality” and “10.10pm” were published as Head.
"10.10pm" it is the last album which was presented on Head name.
Now all albums and singles will be published as Mechanical Steering
 
Moreover, his interesting personality connected with his interesting outlook and view of the world, his sensitive side and his open-mindedness for new ideas and new collaborations.

Mechanical Steering about "10:10pm":

"This is my first really mature album. I have always wanted to create the album like this one. It is coherent is sound. Few compositions were even created from the same samples. The interesting thing is that half of the sounds used are not music samples at all. I used urban sounds as well as sound of humans and their environment. However, I used them in a way to create a compromise between cold, mechanical sounds and harmony with musical spaces. It is a much more experimental album. Traditional drums are present in only two compositions. There are almost no synthetic sounds. A lot is happening in each track. Heavy tracks (Popmusic, Mechanical Steering, Sagarmatha, 10:10pm) are intertwined with  light ones (5 Years, Disconnect, Pointless). I knew and felt that I couldn't create anything similar to 'Neutrality'. It would have meant a step back. I wanted to discover the spaces I had never been to. I wanted to use my imagination to move one step further. Up till now, I have never listened to my own music. I was amazed that I could listen to “10:10pm” every day. I'm very satisfied with that album and I wouldn't change a tone on it."

 

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MissY www.talentcast.nl	28.09.08	1
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