I wish this were available on vinyl, as La caída en armonía mixes as Jorge acknowledges reverse voices and I am sure reverse sounds though he hasn’t confirmed this, which interplay throughout the 2:38 of the release.

The technical application applied by Negro Fluo to the music can be easily identified by the almost perfect symmetry between the front and back end of the track, as seen in the visualisation. As I said to Jorge, as an Old Punk rocker that is far too much for me, but I certainly appreciate that accuracy and application in creative experimental music.

Duraznos en liquidación is a more conventional piece, if anything by Negro Fluo can be termed conventional in collaboration with Frank Lartirigoyen.

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Duraznos en liquidación by NegroF

La caída en armonía by NegroF

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The music is instantly accessible, Jorge Niklison is far more introspective.

Negro Fluo comprises of only Jorge, yet his loop backs are not just a minutes work.

I managed a short exchange with Jorge, for which I am grateful. As I said on the first entry, Indie Bands blog is about exploring music which resonates and adds to the weave of human experience. With no doubt Negro Fluo hits the mark.

I find the music haunting, to Jorge, from Buenos Aires, his music explores landscapes and situations he has either been in or wants to explore. As he composes and produces, he takes the time to realise his vision. He works hard to produce the sound he wants to express, but doesn’t come over as over-dubbed.

Once again I am pleased to be able to offer a download of the second album. The first album ‘Arenero’ is no longer available, other than the first track on the eponymous Negro Fluo, ‘Hidden clouds’ Negro Fluo. (this is a zip file so will take a moment to download and unzip)

Even the name ‘Negro Fluo’, has no genuine English translation, nor any Spanish construction which makes sense. The unattainable colour, ‘flourescent black’ expresses the enigma which is Jorge. I recall the same intensity and dedication from Ian Curtis with Joy Division.

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