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Graham Lambkin & Joe McPhee // The Wolf Has Come Down from the North 7"

Graham Lambkin & Joe McPhee // The Wolf Has Come Down from the North 7"

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NY在住のサウンドアーティストGraham Lambkinとフリージャズ界の大御所Joe McPheeによる共作がNY実験レーベルBlank Forms Editionsより270部限定でリリース。5分の即興曲2曲を収録。DLコード付属。

レーベルその他作品はこちら /// Click here to see more Blank Forms Editions releases available at Tobira.

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Edition of 270.

Text by Blank Forms Editions:

"This record of absurd, delirious sound poetry, drawn primarily from the voices of Graham Lambkin and Joe McPhee, marks their first vinyl release as a duo...

Joe McPhee has been a deeply emotional composer, improviser, and multi-instrumentalist since his emergence on the creative jazz and new music scenes in the late 60s. Inspired by the music of Albert Ayler, he taught himself the saxophone and proceeded to cut two records that remain defining monuments to the civil rights era: the out free jazz of Underground Railroad and avant-funk of Nation Time. His odyssey since has taken McPhee through Deep Listening collaborations with Pauline Oliveros and countless left field improv sessions both within and way outside of the jazz tradition. Graham Lambkin is a multidisciplinary artist who first came to prominence in the early 90s through the formation of his experimental music group The Shadow Ring. A sound organizer rather than music maker, Lambkin looks at an everyday object and sees an ocean of possibility, continually transforming quotidian atmospheres and the mundane into expressive sound art using tape manipulation techniques, chance operations and the thick ambience of domestic field recordings.

In 1993 one of the chief concerns of Graham Lambkin’s then fledgling Shadow Ring was to emulate, on a cheap Casio keyboard, the electronic textures of ’70s Joe McPhee collaborator John Snyder’s ARP synthesizer. Twenty-two years later Lambkin and McPhee recorded their "Chance Meeting" album using chimes, whistle, pocket synthesizer, tape, Baoding balls and other objects. That and subsequent recordings such as this one are marked by the jovial spirit and wry humor that characterizes their collaborative dynamic, both in performance and friendship. "

Artist : Graham Lambkin & Joe McPhee

Label : Blank Forms Editions

NY在住のサウンドアーティストGraham Lambkinとフリージャズ界の大御所Joe McPheeによる共作がNY実験レーベルBlank Forms Editionsより270部限定でリリース。5分の即興曲2曲を収録。DLコード付属。

レーベルその他作品はこちら /// Click here to see more Blank Forms Editions releases available at Tobira.

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Edition of 270.

Text by Blank Forms Editions:

"This record of absurd, delirious sound poetry, drawn primarily from the voices of Graham Lambkin and Joe McPhee, marks their first vinyl release as a duo...

Joe McPhee has been a deeply emotional composer, improviser, and multi-instrumentalist since his emergence on the creative jazz and new music scenes in the late 60s. Inspired by the music of Albert Ayler, he taught himself the saxophone and proceeded to cut two records that remain defining monuments to the civil rights era: the out free jazz of Underground Railroad and avant-funk of Nation Time. His odyssey since has taken McPhee through Deep Listening collaborations with Pauline Oliveros and countless left field improv sessions both within and way outside of the jazz tradition. Graham Lambkin is a multidisciplinary artist who first came to prominence in the early 90s through the formation of his experimental music group The Shadow Ring. A sound organizer rather than music maker, Lambkin looks at an everyday object and sees an ocean of possibility, continually transforming quotidian atmospheres and the mundane into expressive sound art using tape manipulation techniques, chance operations and the thick ambience of domestic field recordings.

In 1993 one of the chief concerns of Graham Lambkin’s then fledgling Shadow Ring was to emulate, on a cheap Casio keyboard, the electronic textures of ’70s Joe McPhee collaborator John Snyder’s ARP synthesizer. Twenty-two years later Lambkin and McPhee recorded their "Chance Meeting" album using chimes, whistle, pocket synthesizer, tape, Baoding balls and other objects. That and subsequent recordings such as this one are marked by the jovial spirit and wry humor that characterizes their collaborative dynamic, both in performance and friendship. "

Artist : Graham Lambkin & Joe McPhee

Label : Blank Forms Editions