Jonathan_Coleclough_and_Murmer-Husk-2006-AMRC

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      ███▓▀            Jonathan Coleclough & Murmer-Husk     ▄  ▐▓░
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      ███▓          Date ......: 09-13-2006           ▄▓███▄▄  ▀   ▄▄█▓▄ ▀▓░
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                  █▓ 01. Husk                                  30:36 ▓███
                  █▓ 02. Approaching Pucara                    14:31 ▓███
                  █▓ 03. Fieldwork                             07:51 ▓███
                  █▓ 04. Germ                                  21:19 ▓███
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      ███▓                                                 ▓█▀
      ███▓ Husk is the first product of an ongoing         ▓█
      ███▓ collaboration between Jonathan Coleclough and   ▓█
      ███▓ murmer (US born composer Patrick McGinley.)     ▓█
      ███▓ They first met in 2002 after appearing on the   ▓█
      ███▓ compilation LP Chaleur, and soon began work on  ▓█
      ███▓ the material that would become Husk. Sharing a  ▓█
      ███▓ fascination with using a found sound in their   ▓█
      ███▓ music, Husk includes recordings of              ▓█
      ███▓ refrigerators, thunderstorms, sheep, car horns, ▓█
      ███▓ ferryboats, windblown sand, crackling charcoal, ▓█
      ███▓ as well as more conventional instrumental       ▓█
      ███▓ sounds including a variety of percussion        ▓█
      ███▓ instruments. Much of the music started as live  ▓█
      ███▓ improvisation, in one case during a radio       ▓█
      ███▓ broadcast on McGinley's regular Framework slot  ▓█
      ███▓ on the London-based radioart station Resonance  ▓█
      ███▓ FM. These live recordings have been carefully   ▓█
      ███▓ edited and mixed over several years.            ▓█
      ███▓                                                 ▓█
      ███▓ Husk is packaged in a 6-panel Digisleeve        ▓█
      ███▓ featuring photographs by Patrick McGinley.      ▓█
      ███▓                                                 ▓█
      ███▓ The first 200 copies of æHuskÆ include a second ▓█
      ███▓ CD of pieces recorded over the same period. A   ▓█
      ███▓ further 47 copies (only 25 of them for sale)    ▓█
      ███▓ include both CDs plus an additional uniquely    ▓█
      ███▓ packaged CDR, each one containing a unique      ▓█
      ███▓ composition. The music for these CDRs is based  ▓█
      ███▓ entirely on recordings made in McGinleyÆs home  ▓█
      ███▓ in London during April 2006, his final month    ▓█
      ███▓ there before moving to France.                  ▓█
      ███▓                                                 ▓█
      ███▓ murmerÆs website: http://www.murmerings.com/    ▓█
      ███▓                                                 ▓█
      ███▓ -------------------------                       ▓█
      ███▓                                                 ▓█
      ███▓ Jonathan Coleclough reprises his role as a      ▓█
      ███▓ drone extraction specialist in collaborating    ▓█
      ███▓ with the American ex-patriot living in London   ▓█
      ███▓ Patrick McGinley (aka murmer). From his         ▓█
      ███▓ previous collaborative efforts with Colin       ▓█
      ███▓ Potter, Andrew Chalk, Tim Hill, and most        ▓█
      ███▓ recently Lethe, Coleclough has demonstrated an  ▓█
      ███▓ uncanny knack for being able to distill eerily  ▓█
      ███▓ sonorous frequencies, impressionistic tones,    ▓█
      ███▓ and smeared ambience from any given source      ▓█
      ███▓ material or field recording, providing the      ▓█
      ███▓ basis for his supernal and occasionally         ▓█
      ███▓ darkened compositions. McGinley also shapes his ▓█
      ███▓ own work through the manipulation of field      ▓█
      ███▓ recordings and activated environmental sounds,  ▓█
      ███▓ often emphasizing the tactility intrinsic to    ▓█
      ███▓ each of his sources.                            ▓█
      ███▓                                                 ▓█
      ███▓ Together, they make for a formidable duo in     ▓█
      ███▓ their transformation of annotated recordings    ▓█
      ███▓ from refrigerators, thunderstorms, sheep, car   ▓█
      ███▓ horns, ferryboats, windblown sand and crackling ▓█
      ███▓ charcoal. While none of the four tracks on Husk ▓█
      ███▓ specify the exact source materials, there is    ▓█
      ███▓ enough inference from the given sounds to       ▓█
      ███▓ connect the dots, if you are so inclined. Yet   ▓█
      ███▓ it is the drone, and particular Coleclough's    ▓█
      ███▓ production of the drone, that makes Husk such a ▓█
      ███▓ captivating listen. The 20-minute title track   ▓█
      ███▓ opens the album as a sinewy composition,        ▓█
      ███▓ whereby distant metallic clangs and windswept   ▓█
      ███▓ debris bounce across the stereo field as a      ▓█
      ███▓ resonant shimmer multiplies into a chorus of    ▓█
      ███▓ singing electrons. Through an undulating series ▓█
      ███▓ of phasing shifts that mirrors what Coleclough  ▓█
      ███▓ did on his previous solo outing Period, "Husk"  ▓█
      ███▓ crescendos upon an aggregated and far more      ▓█
      ███▓ threatening torrent of protracted sonic shadow. ▓█
      ███▓                                                 ▓█
      ███▓ "Approaching Pecura" situates a vaporous drone  ▓█
      ███▓ behind an occasional growl from something       ▓█
      ███▓ sounding like a motor agitating a wire or       ▓█
      ███▓ perhaps its DSP equivalent. This strategy of    ▓█
      ███▓ layering a singular tactile event upon a        ▓█
      ███▓ fluctuating tone has become commonplace within  ▓█
      ███▓ the realm of dronescaping and is not Coleclough ▓█
      ███▓ & McGinley's finest effort. However, the two    ▓█
      ███▓ return to the successful ways with the two      ▓█
      ███▓ remaining extended compositions, "Fieldwork"    ▓█
      ███▓ and "Germ." The latter finds an exquisite       ▓█
      ███▓ interplay between smoldering charcoal and       ▓█
      ███▓ frigid drops of rain through an tangled network ▓█
      ███▓ of hissing textures, while the former surges    ▓█
      ███▓ with the bleak isolationist languages of Thomas ▓█
      ███▓ Koner. Barring a flaw here or there, Husk       ▓█
      ███▓ stands as one of the finest drone-based records ▓█
      ███▓ of the year.                                    ▓█
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01_jonathan_coleclough_and_murmer-husk-amrc.mp345,61 MB
02_jonathan_coleclough_and_murmer-approaching_pucara-amrc.mp320,70 MB
03_jonathan_coleclough_and_murmer-fieldwork-amrc.mp310,48 MB
04_jonathan_coleclough_and_murmer-germ-amrc.mp329,31 MB