To successfully conquer and exploit Saustralasia you will need to seek and destroy the enemy across each and every one of the archipelago’s six islands, from Hogshead all the way down to Arstria. Saustralasia’s 25 regions are drenched in the stuff, and the only way to ensure that no one else gets their filthy trotters on the delicious swill is WAR! Gone are the days of scratching around for drips of swill. It really is that simple.Īn untapped supply of swill has just been discovered on the uninhabited archipelago of Saustralasia deep in the South Pigsific Ocean, and every Hog Nation wants the land as its own. Posted in ambient demos electronica elegant rock invisible soundtracks Tagged fonogram matias bieniaszewski.(Please note: The game does not work on Windows 8, Windows 10 or on a Mac)Ībout: He who controls the swill controls the universe. Different circumstances would not allow the project to go further, but maybe those moments have to be brief. Improvisation sessions that extended through many nights with the aim of creating pop music without limits, expansive, artistic and profound. Vicente García Landa describes One Second Bridge’s DEMOS as:
Canada’s Exclaim! magazine described their sound this way: “Early ’90s shoegazer touchstones such as Pale Saints, Lush and Slowdive turn up the duo’s haze-blurred guitar lines and hushed vocals but the pulse of current glitch electronics and acoustic instruments keep the atmosphere from floating off into the past completely”. One Second Bridge’s debut was released in 2006 by City Centre Offices‘s Büro sublabel in Europe and in our Verdigris sublabel in early 2007 in México.
If those elusive moments of natural and instantaneous chemistry in music-making exist, then it happened with One Second Bridge, a music project formed by two young latin-americans residing in Barcelona at the start of the century, lead by Vicente García Landa (now in Fonogram) and Matias Bieniaszewski.
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