Artist: Ryan Pivovar Album: Penrose Triangle Discogs: http://www.discogs.com/release/1887928 Label: Torrentech Catalog#: TT019 Released: 2009-08-14 Style: IDM Tracklist: 1 Musica Melodramatica (3:11) 2 Urbia (4:04) 3 Pac-Man's Revenge (4:50) 4 Everyone Is Fleeting (5:21) 5 Vnerj (4:14) 6 Explode And Reassemble (3:27) 7 Centipede Over Amethyst (3:44) 8 Particle Accelerator (5:14) 9 Club Chachi (2:56) 10 Like Fine Dust On A Piercing Wind (6:52) 11 Do Not Be Affraid The Rotting Of Your Own Flesh (4:04) 12 After Everyone Has Left (4:25) 13 Penrose Triangle (4:36) If somebody asked me 2 years ago what will be the Torrentech's legacy as a label, I would reply with something like "plenty of serious techno beats". But hell no, it turned out that IDM is actually dominant here. Don't know what's the reason and I don't mind too much that there's actually no "serious techno beats" yet, but here's another nice piece of art to enforce the IDM, the most broadly and free-form defined style in electronic music today. Ryan Pivovar's "Penrose Triangle" is really the enjoyable album, with some absolute masterpieces on it. You know how it goes, it's stringy, bleepy, rhythmic, but with the special unique touch from the artist. When I said masterpieces I was thinking the most about one track called "Everyone Is Fleeting" which is on daily non stop rotation here, I just can't get enough of it... Beautiful piano that is telling the story, nice rhythm section, pads from another world. Really a cla