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| | | anomalous (usa) #nom 06 lp “an uncommon nature” long playing record - jeph jerman - tree w/rain + wind
- mirror - calmahain
- agog - water babies singing in a lily pool delight
- climax golden twins - the card game
- jonathan coleclough - gate
- mike shannon - alki
- monos - supernature
- richard lerman - from the pribilof islands
- dave knott - st. mary's county, maryland
| | ... early anomalous release ; a comp. based around field recordings featuring standout work from jeph jerman, richard lerman, climax golden twins, jonathan coleclough, mike shannon, mirror, agog, monos, and dave knott ... a fairly essential document given that you’re a fan of prior / since work by any of the artists contained herein ... |
| | anomalous press release... |
| "an uncommon nature" lp
coinciding with the 10th anniversary of anomalous records' existence, we are releasing a compilation album based around recordings from the outdoors, and featuring artists we release or are going to in the near future. featured on this lp are new recordings from: jeph jerman, mirror, agog, climax golden twins, jonathan coleclough, mike shannon, monos, richard lerman, and dave knott. throughout the packaging, and on four enclosed postcards, are beautiful black and white photographs taken by rachael jackson in the olympic national park in washington state.
while unified by a common theme, the tracks are quite varied including desert contact mic recordings of rain and wind on a tree [jeph jerman], processed sounds of a gate [jonathan coleclough], erhu played on a beach [mike shannon], mysterious singing 'water babies' [agog], a mixture of wild celery stalks, tundra grass, a cord made from sinew, a whalebone roof support and the seals [richard lerman], and the straight recording of an approaching thunderstorm [dave knott].
this attention to detail in audio is matched by the close up photographs of fungi, dripping sap, and trees which surrounds it. |
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