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TCR 044 - Fink b​/​w Escutcheon (cassette)

by Plumbing // Steve Jansen

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PLUMBING
Gonzo e-noise, ping-pongs, and in-the-red saxophone cloaked inside of an industrial carpeted garage that has been plopped in a snow-covered Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest.

STEVE JANSEN
Layered air-bag explosion saxophone goon sesh starts with a solo trajectory inspired by (but obviously not as good as) Roscoe Mitchell's, Anthony Braxton's, and Evan Parker's 1970s solo woodwind albums before eventually unspooling into insect colony drone.

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released February 20, 2018

Instruments “played”: tapes, distortion pedals, Eb alto saxophone, chains, shattered ceramics, glass, the ground.

“Fink” recorded on January 25, 2018 at Section 31, Overgaard, Arizona.

“Escutcheon” recorded on January 19 and 21, 2018 at Section 31, Overgaard, Arizona.

Art by Steve Jansen

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