BRVTAL ‎– BRVDIGI003
KŐVÁRI (Compilation)
[Digital]

KŐVÁRI is the third chapter of the BRVTAL compilation series that sets memory of Hungarian architecture and brutalism with 14-track contributions by international and local artists.

György Kővári (1934-1982) is the most mysterious figure of the among Hungarian architects in the last 60 years, who built characteristic and well known buildings like Déli train station (1961-62, 1969), Balatonfüred train station (1967-72), Skála (1982) at Nyugati square or not long ago demolished Kőbánya-Kispest metro and train station (1980), just to mention a few. He never gave interviews, he did not talk much about his works in public, and his oeuvre was not even discussed yet. It looks like he only lived for planning buildings in his short life, so it's not a surprise after university he started working at MÁV Design Institute as an architect, later becoming its leader until his death. Furthermore he was chief architect of METROBER in the '70s, where he also worked on the development of transport hubs in Budapest.

We are glad that a lot of new and some returning artists join their forces on this diverse techno compilation with which we commemorate another and underrated iconic figure of the local brvtalism. 

Contributed artists from Argentina, Czech Republic, Germany, Hungary, Italy and United Kingdom: @c4at @cvrdwell & @aga2l @duellistuk & @iformatmusic @crossovernetwork @estadocriticomusic @formalmethodtechno @fourktechno @gabeen @loworder @nemrac-official @obwigszyh @subotage @traum_a @zumalmusic
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Mastered by A.P at GS Mastering & Post in Stockholm, Sweden 2021*
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*Track 2 Mastered by Kriszitán Papp
*Track 3 Mastered by iFormat
*Track 6 Mastered by Audioexit Studio
*Track 9 Mixed & Mastered by Low Order
*Track 12 Mastered by Analogue Zone
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Artwork by Zsófia Cséve
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www.brvtalbudapest.com
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Distributed by Triple Vision

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