Esplendor Geometrico

Esplendor Geometrico is a Spanish industrial band. The band was founded in the early 1980s by Arturo Lanz, Gabriel Riaza and Juan -Carlos Sastre, all former members of Aviador Dro. The band's name means " Geometric splendor " or Geometric and mechanical splendor and Numerical sensitivity ( Italian: Lo Splendore geometrico e meccanico e la sensibilità numerica ), inspired by a text by the Italian Futurist FT Marinetti.

History

In 1981, the band released their first single, " Necrosis en la Poya " at tic -tac label, followed by their debut LP, " El Acero del Partido " in 1982. 1985 formed the band their own label, Discos Esplendor Geométrico, and released their second LP, " chief inspector de la Luz ". Her style of industrial rhythms was two more albums - extended 1987 "Cosmos cinema " and 1988 " Mekano turbo ". After the 1989 live album "Live in Utrecht " future versions appeared on the label Geometrik.

In 1991, published " Sheikh aljama " incorporated Arabic influences in the music, while " Veritatis Splendor " (1994) and " Balearic Rhythms " (1996) represented a partial relaxation of their traditional abrasive sound. Until that time, the band was a duo consisting of Arturo Lanz and Gabriel Riaza. As of 1992, Esplendor Geometrico to a trio with the entry of Saverio Evangelista. This was already with his project, Most Significant Beat known where in 1992 he already in the album Conrol Remoto 1.0 with EC has worked. Gabriel Riaza left the band in 1995. Esplendor came back in 1997 with " Polyglophone " back. The following year helped artists such as Coil and Chris & Cosey on their remix album "EN -CO- D- Esplendor " at. In 2002 came " Compuesto de Hierro " in the stores, while a double CD compilation " Anthology 1981-2003 " came in 2005 in the shops.

Lanz now lives in Beijing and Evangelista in Rome, but the group is still active and took part in selected live performances as well as her last appearance in Kyoto, Japan with Peter Christopherson of Throbbing Gristle, Coil, Robert Görl of DAF and CoH part. In April 2007 she released a new album, " 8 Traks & Live", with eight new audio tracks and a DVD with recordings from DeciBELIO Festival Madrid in June 2006.

Discography

  • Necrosis en la poya 7 "( 1981)
  • EC -1 cassette (1981, new to CD 2000 )
  • El acero del partido LP (1982, new to CD 2000 )
  • Comisario de la luz LP ( 1985)
  • 1980-1981 Cassette ( 1986)
  • En Roma cassette ( 1986) In Rome in 1986.
  • En directo: Madrid y Tolosa cassette ( 1987)
  • Kosmos cinema LP (1987, new to CD 1996)
  • Mekano - turbo LP (1988, new to CD 1994)
  • Madrid mayo '89 Cassette ( 1989)
  • Live in Utrecht LP (1990, new to CD 1999)
  • Diez años de esplendor 2 x Cassette ( 1990)
  • Sheikh aljama CD ( 1991)
  • 1980-1982 2 x CD ( 1993)
  • Arispejal astisaró ( powerful metal) CD ( 1993)
  • Veritatis Splendor CD ( 1994)
  • 1983-1987 CD ( 1994)
  • Nador CD ( 1995)
  • Tokyo sin fin CD ( 1996)
  • Treinta kilómetros de radio CD -EP (1996 )
  • Balearic rhythms CD ( 1996)
  • 80's tracks CD ( 1996)
  • Tarikat 2 x CD ( 1997)
  • Polyglophone CD ( 1997)
  • Syncrotrón mini- LP ( 1998)
  • En -co- d- Esplendor (Remix ) CD ( 1998)
  • Compuesto de hierro CD ( 2002)
  • Moscú está helado (Remix ) CD ( 2004)
  • Anthology 1981-2003 2 x CD ( 2005)
  • 8 Traks & Live CD / DVD ( 2007)
  • Pulsion CD & LP ( 2009)
  • Re - Pulsion 10 "( 2011)
  • Desarrollos geométricos CD & LP ( 2011)
  • Prehistoric Sounds Box 3 x 7 " with CD ( 2012)
  • Ultraphoon CD & LP ( 2013)
  • Francotirador 12 "( 2013)
  • Tokyo Sin Fin 2010 CD (2013 )
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