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''ISAM'' ''(Invented Sounds Applied to Music)'' is the seventh full-length studio album by Brazilian electronic musician Amon Tobin. It was initially slated to be released in both physical and digital media on 23 May 2011, however following the leak of a promotional copy the previous month the digital release was moved forward to 19 April.〔("Amon Tobin - 'ISAM' Available Digitally Now" ) — Ninja Tune website〕 Physical releases can include a limited edition CD artbook featuring images from ''Control Over Nature'', an installation conceived by Amon Tobin and Saatchi collection artist Tessa Farmer which is thematically related to the music of ''ISAM''.〔("Amon Tobin & Tessa Farmer present: ISAM - Control Over Nature" ) — ISAM microsite, Installation section〕 Farmer's work also features on the cover of the album. ==Style== This album marks a significant evolution in Amon Tobin's sound due to the absence of vinyl samples and trademark jazz-oriented breaks. As with 2007's ''Foley Room'', a prominent element of the sound is heavily-processed field recordings obtained from a variety of unexpected sources. However ''ISAM'' goes a step further in that it features a much more unorthodox palette of sounds than before, with these sounds being arranged in close, intricately edited patterns. Tobin has described the album as a "sound sculpture" and said that his intent is to move forward from the aesthetics of his previous work.〔("'ISAM' - Full album with track-by-track commentary from Amon Tobin" ) — Soundcloud〕 A 50-minute mix of tracks from ''ISAM'' featuring track-by-track commentary by Amon Tobin can be heard on Soundcloud.〔 Several tracks features female-like vocals, computer-processed, credited to Tobin himself. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「ISAM (album)」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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