Vance Orchestra are made one of The Netherlands' best kept secrets. They have kicking around since a great number of years ( before the Vance Orchestra under different names) and use all sorts of electronica and vinyl to play their music. From vinyl they lift a few sound sources, looped them, and fed them through a simple set of delays and analogue synths. The way it's described here makes it sound very simple, and maybe it is. But through the many layers each track is
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Vance Orchestra are made one of The Netherlands' best kept secrets. They have kicking around since a great number of years ( before the Vance Orchestra under different names) and use all sorts of electronica and vinyl to play their music. From vinyl they lift a few sound sources, looped them, and fed them through a simple set of delays and analogue synths. The way it's described here makes it sound very simple, and maybe it is. But through the many layers each track is, they can shift from a lot of signals and things keep popping in and out of the mix. The multi-multi layered sound is probably very full of sound and in general comes across as a very ambient one. Despite the title, The E Emission could be regarded as Ectasy (the drug from ambient house), but is probably just the mission to EE Tapes, the sound of the Vance Orchestra is much more ambient industrial then related to techno music. But all the harsher overtones have been removed, and a nice tapestry remains. Chill out music for the underground.
