This is a compilation of some of the best reimagined sounds from the
Cities and Memory project during 2018 - the original field recordings
upon which each is based are included as bonus tracks.
The Residents, long known as the world’s most mysterious and reclusive band, are pleased to announce a new chapter in their lengthy and legendary career. Teaming up with PledgeMusic, the group is releasing not just a new album but a completely new concept: I Am A Resident. After inviting their fans to create original versions of the band’s songs, The Residents were blown away by the submission of 197 amazing pieces of music. Stimulated by this outpouring of creativity, the group molded this material into the ultimate mashup: editing, looping, over dubbing and regurgitating, The Residents reinterpreted their fans’ interpretations, resulting in layer on top of layer on top of layer. Hauntingly familiar and achingly wrong at the same time, I Am A Resident is both original and completely unexpected. It also only fits into one singular category — a Residents’ album.
Disc 1 1. Intro 2. Lingering Illusions 3. Hanging By His Habit 4. Freaky Wake 5. Hello Duck Stab 6. Commercial Bells Toll 7. Outro
Disc 2 1. Kick a Picnic (The Meet Café) 2. Smelly Tongues (The Zverstvo) 3. Moisture (Ok Glass) 4. Picnic Boy (Dr. Fritz Rotwang) 5. Boo Who? (Cult with No Name) 6. Hanging (His Hair Wizards Of Boat) 7. Loss: The Weatherman (Danny Spiteri & Jason Hallyburton) 8. Death In Barstow (Cake Boy and The Caker street Boys) 9. Six Things to a Red Bicycle (Skull in the Crow’s Eye) 10. Hard And Tenderly (Utrom) 11. Forty Four (Point a Pistol at the Sun) 12. Rest Aria (Couvercle) 13. Constantinople (Philip Stranger) 14. Picnic Boy (The Beaches) 15. Boo Who? @fivethingspercycle (Uni) 16. Would We Be Alive? (Gretnoid) 17. Margaret Freeman (The 180 Gs) 18. Floyd (Ark) 19. Tribal Teddy (Philip Stranger) 20. Burn My Bones (Thebizzarreone) 21. Hello Skinny (Halfcutlemon) 22. Smelly Tongues (Tom-erik Løe) 23. Hanging By His Hair (Chesty Vulva) 24. The Aging Musician (Jeremy Maloney)
Well I suppose this is probably cheating as I might not be actually listening to all these again right now, but I enjoyed them so much I want to make sure they get added to my lastfm. Walt Dickerson
Jonathan Bepler, a composer who has worked
largely on dramatic/cinematic scores, was a guitarist / instrument tuner
for Glenn Branca's Ensemble beginning in 1985 and running through 1996.
While
his largest claim to fame is most likely his contribution of soundtrack
material for the latter 4 of the 5 Cremaster Cycle films of Matthew
Barney (all save Cremaster 4), he has also sung title roles in operas,
supervised sound installations, taught music, collaborated with
choreographers, and composed scores for dozens of other films.
Ellen Fullman, long string instrument
David Gamper, natural flutes, bells, conch, melodica and electronics
Stuart Dempster, didjeridu and trombone
released October 7, 2018
Pink Sea Thrift is a collection of pieces by the iconic American
composer Ellen Fullman in duo with David Gamper, an original member of
Pauline Oliveros' Deep Listening Band. These ecstatic and mesmerizing
improvisations were recorded in the resonant gym of the Headlands Center
for the Arts in Marin, California. The album also includes two tracks
of Ellen Fullman in duo with founding member of Deep Listening Band,
Stuart Dempster, on trombone and didjeridu.
Comments
2005 Abigail Washburn 2005 Abner Trio
- Song Of The Traveling Daughter - Distant Thunder Of The Sacred Force
Bandcamp nyop
2010 Abner Trio 2003 Absinthe Blind
- The Giant Crushes You - Rings
Bandcamp nyop
1980 - He was getting older (younger than me!) but still had it. Part of the Mosaic Beehive set
2012 Aepiel - Painting The Sky 2012 Aepiel - Microtonal Sketches
Bandcamp nyop
2011 Æthenor - En Form For Blå 2016 Æmaeth - The Roman
Bandcamp nyop
The Residents, long known as the world’s most mysterious and reclusive band, are pleased to announce a new chapter in their lengthy and legendary career. Teaming up with PledgeMusic, the group is releasing not just a new album but a completely new concept: I Am A Resident.
After inviting their fans to create original versions of the band’s songs, The Residents were blown away by the submission of 197 amazing pieces of music. Stimulated by this outpouring of creativity, the group molded this material into the ultimate mashup: editing, looping, over dubbing and regurgitating, The Residents reinterpreted their fans’ interpretations, resulting in layer on top of layer on top of layer. Hauntingly familiar and achingly wrong at the same time, I Am A Resident is both original and completely unexpected. It also only fits into one singular category — a Residents’ album.
Disc 1
1. Intro
2. Lingering Illusions
3. Hanging By His Habit
4. Freaky Wake
5. Hello Duck Stab
6. Commercial Bells Toll
7. Outro
Disc 2
1. Kick a Picnic (The Meet Café)
2. Smelly Tongues (The Zverstvo)
3. Moisture (Ok Glass)
4. Picnic Boy (Dr. Fritz Rotwang)
5. Boo Who? (Cult with No Name)
6. Hanging (His Hair Wizards Of Boat)
7. Loss: The Weatherman (Danny Spiteri & Jason Hallyburton)
8. Death In Barstow (Cake Boy and The Caker street Boys)
9. Six Things to a Red Bicycle (Skull in the Crow’s Eye)
10. Hard And Tenderly (Utrom)
11. Forty Four (Point a Pistol at the Sun)
12. Rest Aria (Couvercle)
13. Constantinople (Philip Stranger)
14. Picnic Boy (The Beaches)
15. Boo Who? @fivethingspercycle (Uni)
16. Would We Be Alive? (Gretnoid)
17. Margaret Freeman (The 180 Gs)
18. Floyd (Ark)
19. Tribal Teddy (Philip Stranger)
20. Burn My Bones (Thebizzarreone)
21. Hello Skinny (Halfcutlemon)
22. Smelly Tongues (Tom-erik Løe)
23. Hanging By His Hair (Chesty Vulva)
24. The Aging Musician (Jeremy Maloney)
Walt Dickerson
1962 - Relativity 1962 - To My Queen
1964 - Plays Unity 1968 - Vibes In Motion
Irresistible fun, especially the Socialist anthem 'O Tannenbaum'. Play it at your Christmas party and baffle your guests
Jonathan Bepler, a composer who has worked largely on dramatic/cinematic scores, was a guitarist / instrument tuner for Glenn Branca's Ensemble beginning in 1985 and running through 1996.
While his largest claim to fame is most likely his contribution of soundtrack material for the latter 4 of the 5 Cremaster Cycle films of Matthew Barney (all save Cremaster 4), he has also sung title roles in operas, supervised sound installations, taught music, collaborated with choreographers, and composed scores for dozens of other films.
Very very nice. Picked up from Ted Gioia's list, where it's described as 'Genre-Defying Jazz/R&B Fusion from South Africa'
NYOP on the Gizeh records page at Bandcamp
David Gamper, natural flutes, bells, conch, melodica and electronics
Stuart Dempster, didjeridu and trombone