Review by Marcos P. J.

Rainier Lericolais' album, Rodtchenko A Paris, is a captivating and experimental soundscape that takes listeners on a journey through time and space. The album is a tribute to the famous Russian artist and photographer, Alexander Rodtchenko, who spent some time in Paris during the early 1920s.

Lericolais' music is a blend of ambient, drone, and electronic sounds that create an eerie and dreamlike atmosphere. The album features a mix of field recordings, found sounds, and manipulated instruments, which are expertly woven together to create a complex and layered sonic landscape.

The album is divided into ten tracks, each of which explores a different aspect of Rodtchenko's life and work. From the frenetic energy of "Machine Age" to the haunting beauty of "Bridges," Lericolais' music perfectly captures the spirit of Rodtchenko's art.

Summary by Marcos P. J.

Rodtchenko A Paris is a must-listen for anyone who appreciates experimental music and the avant-garde. Lericolais' ability to create such a rich and immersive soundscape is truly impressive, and the album is a testament to his talent and creativity.