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Delete Nature

Solos for triggered guitar from midi and effects guitarist Jorgen Teller, 15 complex and conceptual works that balance clean and noisy guitar work in perplexing ways.

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Personnel:

Joergen Teller-midi guitar, ESP 16+ sampler/efx

Guests:

Thomas Vestergaard-percussion

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UPC: 5709498201122

Label: Ninth World
Catalog ID: NWM 016
Squidco Product Code: 12186

Format: CD
Condition: New
Released: 2001
Country: Germany
Packaging: Jewel Tray
Recorded and mixed at DIEM and alteration studios '97/98. Mastered at Ninth World Studios.

Descriptions, Reviews, &c.

"Guitar player, sampler, vocal, electroacoustics, composer and songwriter Jorgen Teller was born in 1958 in Copenhagen. His compositions and projects focus on electroacoustics, radio pieces, sound sculpture, MIDI-guitar, grains, dronepop, songs, soundscapes of cities and open air, soundtracks for international dance, theater, poetry, video, film and architecture."-ElectroCD

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Track Listing:

1. White Roses 3:59

2. In-Dame 6:02

3. Feed Grain 4:25

4. New Moon 3:34

5. Lesley Cake 1:05

6. Aggratar 2:14

7. Train Buka Banjo 2:52

8. Latter Slow 2:40

9. Delay Hygge 2:03

10. Back Seater 2:39

11. Voxfool 3:02

12. Kölnalooga 4:53

13. Delete Nature Convert Today 2:58

14. Conversion Time 1:11

15. Hink 2:34

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