Artist : Aaron Martin / Part Timer
Title : Grass Rewound
Genre : Ambient
Year : 2009
Date : 12/2009
Bitrate : VBR kbps
Tracks : 06
Label : Under The Spire
Source : CDDA
Encoder : Lame 3.97
Length : 21:53 min
Size : 26,2 MB
Tracklist:
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01.Terrace (Grand View) 03:29
02.Climbing Into Water (Drowned) 04:26
03.Gravel Scar (Dried Blood) 03:59
04.Shot Tower (Hot Lead) 02:42
05.Breath Of Embers (Asthmatic) 05:07
06.Grass Wounds (Epilogue) 02:10
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21:53 min
From Boomkat:
On this new Under The Spire EP, Part
Timer remixes original tracks composed
by that other Boomkat favourite, Aaron
Martin, resulting in six folksy
rewirings of the cellist/producer's
material. Something that strikes you
very early on is just how seamless a
collaboration this appears to be - it
sounds like it could have been a new set
of works by Martin, produced by Part
Timer's John McCaffrey with his
customary workshop clatter, and potting
shed electroacoustics colouring the
compositions. At the more subtle end of
this you get the likes of 'Terrace
(Grand View)' and 'Climbing Into Water
(Drowned)', whose lilting, crackly cello
tones swell with an almost vintage
sounding warmth, while on 'Shot Tower
(Hot Lead)' you hear more rhythm-
oriented construction holding the piece
together, resulting in the kind of
patchwork electronica Part Timer spins
when left to his own devices. This isn't
the duo's first collaboration, and they
clearly work well together; at no point
during this six-track mini album would
you really think of it as a 'remix'
record, such is the very organic
assemblage of the record and the homely
compositional style at the heart of
everything. This is limited to 200
copies so don't dawdle...
http://www.underthespire.co.uk/