Hank_and_Slim-The_World_Turned_Gingham-2000-SEVER

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                 Artist : Hank & Slim
                  Album : The World Turned Gingham
                   Year : 2000
                  Genre : Ambient
                   Type : Album

                  Label : Caciocavallo
            Catalogue # : CAD 6
           Release Date : Mar/11/2005

                 Source : CDDA
                Encoder : Lame
                Quality : VBRKbps, Joint-Stereo
                 Length : 61:17 min
                   Size : 86,4 MB


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                  The liner notes tell the long and twisted saga of
                  Hank & Slim, two good old country music performers
                  from Obscurity, Texas. Their rise through the
                  coal-mine-and-truck-stop countryside is
                  chronicled, as are their obsessions with soccer
                  hooliganism, backward masking techniques and
                  peyote.

                  Country music fans will be very perplexed by the
                  strange sonic mutations of The World Turned
                  Gingham; experimental listeners will feel right at
                  home... home on the deranged...
                  A pre-hurricane weather report precedes the slurry
                  wash of Dark Cloud Lightning; from its core of
                  droning organ sounds, sparsely jangling strings
                  emerge. In its more-than-ten-minute evolution, the
                  track shifts into other areas of obscurity (not
                  the one in Texas) with reverbating song samples
                  (with plenty of transmogrified female voice)
                  tossed in and around. The track abruptly cuts off,
                  to resurface in even-more-altered forms in Where
                  Dust Settles. There, odd ripples and other
                  acoustic tricks are played on the otherwise
                  sprawling radiance. The piece concludes with a
                  kitschy on-air reading from a "cowboy radio show".
                  In Strange Lights on the Prairie, repeated musical
                  bits, including bassy twiddlings and vaguely vocal
                  parts, spiral into a murky series of loops.

                  Opening on similar ephemera, The Ballad of Marky
                  Martin soon receives lonesome whistling, guitar
                  strums and whispery, off-color (and
                  Cockney-accented) lyrics atop the soft, swirling
                  miasma. Some previous sounds are revisited as
                  Suitcase on the Highway (3:39) stirs up more
                  dreamily malformed clouds. The airier atmospheres
                  of Campfire Catfish (18:12) allow some breathing
                  room between its twinkling twirlies, at least for
                  a few minutes... further sonic diffusion of
                  musical and spoken elements leads to more obtuse
                  listening areas. Most of the many samples' former
                  lives are only to be guessed at (except for the
                  relatively obvious Texan hurricane warnings)
                  though western six-strings and fractured snippets
                  of country crooning are occasionally discerned.

                  Proabably coming closer than others to an
                  identifiable "western" sound, Thumbs in Beltloops
                  moseys along to lightly twanging strings, faraway
                  strands of steel and a faint haze of cut-up radio
                  country. Gas, Food, Trailer Park sort of goes out
                  west too, though in darker billowing forms, before
                  entering a completely different mode of warbling
                  twilight rays.
                  By now you've hopefully realized Hank & Slim are
                  fictitious and the bizarre soundscapes within The
                  World Turned Gingham are not actually country
                  music, but oblique 8.3 deformations thereof, as
                  rendered by two of England's well-known sonic
                  experimentors... far be it from me to give away
                  their true identities since the release itself
                  doesn't do so (I'll just say this puzzler could
                  even foil the brain of Oedipus, or at least 2/3 of
                  it...)
                  (www.spiderbytes.com)


                  Well, ok, in fact this is project created by Nigel
                  Ayers (Nocturnal Emissions) and Robin Storey
                  (Rapoon) ;)

                  http://www.soleilmoon.com/

                  01. Dark Cloud Lightning
                  02. Where Dust Settles
                  03. Strange Lights on the Prairie
                  04. The Ballad of Marky Martin
                  05. Suitcase on the Highway
                  06. Campfire Catfish
                  07. Thumbs in Beltloops
                  08. Gas, Food, Trailer Park


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