Bell Orchestre, Recording a Tape the Colour of the Light - 52m 56s

Tracks & Durations

1. Recording A Tunnel (The Horns Play Underneath The Canal)	0:42
2. Les Lumieres pt. 1	6:17
3. Les Lumieres pt. 2	3:50
4. Throw It On A Fire	4:46
5. Recording A Tunnel (The Horns Play Underneath The Canal) 2	1:53
6. The Upwards March	4:21
7. The Bells Play The Band	1:19
8. Recording a Tape... (Typewriter Duet)	3:41
9. Nuevo	5:51
10. Salvatore Amato	6:39
11. Recording A Tunnel (The Invisible Bells)	13:27

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Review

The Bell Orchestre was born in an old dance studio in central Montreal. As dancers ran, froze and crashed into each other and footsteps echoed in our ears the music began to create itself, painting landscapes and underscoring bodies, communicating through powerful, wordless gestures… The band spent two years among the dancers, and when the time came to fly away, the music continued to evolve and exude intangible, physical qualities. Bell Orchestre impacts the body and the emotions, evoking images, vast open spaces, movement and conflict, while retaining in the music a delicate intimacy and a raw ferocity that is completely unique. It taps into the acoustic delicacy of chamber music, the urgency and volume of post punk and rock, and the intricacy of contemporary electronic music. Often drawing comparisons to film music, perhaps this band is not so much creating the soundtracks to movies, but rather inventing a musical meeting place for a century's worth of city ghosts, weather patterns and shifting architecture. The Bell Orchestre is made of strings, bells, horns, drums, stethoscopes, samples and quiet noise. Their live performances soothe, excite and soar.

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