Fossil Aerosol Mining Project // Scaath Catfish CD

Fossil Aerosol Mining Project // Scaath Catfish CD

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80年代から活動するアメリカ・イリノイの物音コラージュカルテットFossil Aerosol Mining Projectの自主リリース諸作を入荷しました。

イリノイ川で収集したフィールドレコーディングや古い録音物を素材としたコラージュアンビエント10曲を収録。デジパック仕様です。

アーティストその他作品はこちら /// Click here to see more Fossil Aerosol Mining Project releases available at Tobira. 

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"Scaath Catfish was recorded in the spring of 2016, implementing field recordings made in the Illinois River valley and instrumental material found on a homemade cassette recording. The field recordings were made along the banks of a backwater lake and in the shadow of an aging power plant, following a spring flood. Twenty-six years earlier, one of the members of Fossil Aerosol purchased a homemade instrumental cassette tape recording (marked only “sacred”), at a thrift store in downtown St. Louis, Missouri. In 2016, fragments of the found cassette recordings were mixed with those made in the mud along the river."

Artist : Fossil Aerosol Mining Project

Label : Self release

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80年代から活動するアメリカ・イリノイの物音コラージュカルテットFossil Aerosol Mining Projectの自主リリース諸作を入荷しました。

イリノイ川で収集したフィールドレコーディングや古い録音物を素材としたコラージュアンビエント10曲を収録。デジパック仕様です。

アーティストその他作品はこちら /// Click here to see more Fossil Aerosol Mining Project releases available at Tobira. 

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"Scaath Catfish was recorded in the spring of 2016, implementing field recordings made in the Illinois River valley and instrumental material found on a homemade cassette recording. The field recordings were made along the banks of a backwater lake and in the shadow of an aging power plant, following a spring flood. Twenty-six years earlier, one of the members of Fossil Aerosol purchased a homemade instrumental cassette tape recording (marked only “sacred”), at a thrift store in downtown St. Louis, Missouri. In 2016, fragments of the found cassette recordings were mixed with those made in the mud along the river."

Artist : Fossil Aerosol Mining Project

Label : Self release