Howlround: The Debatable Lands
The Debatable Lands
LP
LP (Long Play)
Die gute alte Vinyl - Langspielplatte.
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EUR 16,99*
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- Label: Touch, 2018
- Bestellnummer: 8897137
- Erscheinungstermin: 21.12.2018
Album digital in HD (Werbung)
Dieses Album markiert eine neue, schwerere Richtung für Howlround, ein
Projekt, das durch seine herausragende Ambient-Arbeit heraussticht.
Beschrieben als »Tapeloop Techno«.
In December 2017, Howlround (Robin the Fog) was invited to perform at »The Winter Solstice Soundscapes« event for the recently opened record store »Vinyl Café« in his home town of Carlisle, Cumbria. Inspired by the reception to his first ever performance in the great border city, he covered his parent's dining room table with the same equipment, stretched loops of tape around his mum's seasonal candlesticks when she wasn't looking… and this LP is the result.
The only equipment used on the album is two 1 / 4" reel-to-reel tape machines and one microphone. The sounds created are entirely at the discretion of the machines (much of them derived from ›closed-input‹ recordings) and all tracks were produced in a single take. There are no edits, no overdubs and no additional effects. This marks a new, heavier direction for Howlround, a project better known for more ambient work.
Described as »Tapeloop Techno«, thick knotty tangles of dense, pulsating bass are an echo of Robin's early days making bad dance music, while the abrasive snarls of feedback swirling around these tracks point to his more recent embrace of indeterminacy and chance composition.
Product Information
In December 2017, Howlround (Robin the Fog) was invited to perform at »The Winter Solstice Soundscapes« event for the recently opened record store »Vinyl Café« in his home town of Carlisle, Cumbria. Inspired by the reception to his first ever performance in the great border city, he covered his parent's dining room table with the same equipment, stretched loops of tape around his mum's seasonal candlesticks when she wasn't looking… and this LP is the result.
The only equipment used on the album is two 1 / 4" reel-to-reel tape machines and one microphone. The sounds created are entirely at the discretion of the machines (much of them derived from ›closed-input‹ recordings) and all tracks were produced in a single take. There are no edits, no overdubs and no additional effects. This marks a new, heavier direction for Howlround, a project better known for more ambient work.
Described as »Tapeloop Techno«, thick knotty tangles of dense, pulsating bass are an echo of Robin's early days making bad dance music, while the abrasive snarls of feedback swirling around these tracks point to his more recent embrace of indeterminacy and chance composition.
- Tracklisting
LP
- 1 Threip
- 2 The Black Path
- 3 Talkin Tarn
- 4 Moat
Howlround
The Debatable Lands
EUR 16,99*
