History Ampoule Andario

Ampoule Andario from Zagreb, Croatia played "regressive industrial".

They released the track "Uvoz/izvoz" on "Nonpop #2" in 2008.

Live reviews:

http://www.terapija.net/koncert.asp?ID=3776 (Croatian)

http://www.nonpop.de/nonpop/index.php?type=special&area=1&p=articles&id=1336&high=ampoule%20andario (German)

"A plenty of electronic devices and keyboards was spread upon the desk and a vast TV-set had been placed with the screen in front of the audience, plugged with an old C64 that would be operated by joystick. The mood that unfurled from that anachronistic instrumentation is difficult to couch in terms. The buzzing sine waves impended coldly and abstract in the room and sometimes it seemed they would pierce through the boundaries of music and lose the human contact, what in fact has been an unexaggeratedly appalling experience. Then they were cast back down to earth each time with more rhythmic parts and the whole set oscillated between these two poles and in some passages they would touch in the crystalline interim of de-structured and savage sound-chemical reactions, dissonantly yet casting a certain spell upon you. The female vocal parts, in one track even in German, added to that just another, somehow unreal dimension. The whole performance was acoustically under way on impassable, hardly discovered mental paths. Uneasy listening, if you like, intoxicative, a darkness with endless degree of abstraction. Ampoule Andario are like anti-matter set to sound, for single moments their Commodore compositions circled round black holes and rallied again and earned the much-deserved respect of those who witnessed this undisguised experiment." - Roy L. for http://nonpop.de

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