Artist : VA
Title : David Newlyn / The Archivist / Insecto
Genre : Electronic
Year : 2010
Date : 04/2010
Bitrate : VBR kbps
Tracks : 19
Label : Mobeer
Source : CDDA
Encoder : Lame 3.97
Length : cd1: 21:53 cd2: 21:40 cd3: 21:55
Size : 77,2 MB
Tracklist:
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CD1
01.David Newlyn - Burn All The Letters 03:53
And Cards
02.David Newlyn - Evening Detail 03:04
03.David Newlyn - We Will Look Together 00:59
04.David Newlyn - Field 03:04
05.David Newlyn - Penhill Copse 01:27
06.David Newlyn - Railways And Stations 09:26
CD2
01.The Archivist - 02:54
(I Did It Deleberately)
02.The Archivist - Harbour Of Grudges 01:57
03.The Archivist - A Wave Of Tenderness 02:55
04.The Archivist - Drinking Together 03:09
Since 1991 (2003 Version)
05.The Archivist - I Have Only Had One 02:31
Idea
06.The Archivist - Acoustic Fingerprint 04:24
07.The Archivist - Last Orders 01:57
08.The Archivist - Time Please 01:53
CD3
01.Insecto - Flotan-e 03:20
02.Insecto - Leps & Lips 03:24
03.Insecto - Inconciencia SyntΘtica 06:15
04.Insecto - Libel 05:29
05.Insecto - Miboik 03:27
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65:28 min
From Boomkat:
*STRICTLY LIMITED TO 275 INDIVIDUALLY
NUMBERED COPIES FOR THE WORLD* This epic
new edition from the Mobeer camp packs
three 3" CDs into a hand-stamped, hand-
numbered envelope, with one disc each
from UK artist David Newlyn, Chile's
Insecto and The Archivist, whom many of
you will know as Craig Tattersall,
curator of Cotton Goods and one half of
The Boats, Remote Viewer and the
Moteer/Mobeer labels. Tackling each disc
in order, let's first point our ears in
the direction of David Newlyn: this
ambient soundscaper has been operating
via labels like Symbolic Interaction,
October Man and U-Cover since 2006, and
now delivers a lovely six-part set
fashioned from scratchy, windswept field
recordings ('Burn All The Letters And
Cards'), folky acoustic textures
('Evening Detail') and on the impressive
nine-minuter, 'Railways And Stations', a
luscious and slow-moving piano-led neo-
classical drone workout. Next comes
Craig Tattersall's contribution,
featuring eight pieces of beautiful,
crackling electronic melodies the like
of which Remote Viewer and Boats fans
will instantly be endeared to. Leading
with '(I Did It Deliberately)',
Tattersall spins an achingly pretty
soundworld from fractured piano phrases,
hissing recording debris and deep,
analogue bass plunges. The disc unfolds
in predictably fine style with a host of
flickering, miniaturised beats and
subtly detailed textures, all typifying
that trademark Mobeer sense of warmth
and personality. The final disc, proves
to be an especially intriguing set.
While Insecto's music is every bit as
emphatically 'micro' as that of the
other two artists there's a more hi-fi,
glitch-centric feel to his music, at
times even bringing to mind the classic
clicks & cuts era of Mille Plateaux,
albeit in a very tuneful sort of way.
Here's hoping there's more to come from
this South American producer in a
similar vein. As you'd expect, this is
perilously limited (275 copies), so
don't drag your heels on this one...
http://www.mobeer.co.uk