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Known as a percussionist, Bay Area improviser Charles K. Noyes' first part of his Crimes In High Places is performed on electric & resonator guitars plus amplified guqin, expanding on the innovations of Derek Bailey in free-form non-idiomatic playing as he works to create a personal language on the instrument, presenting a dark and creatively foreboding vision. |
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product information:
UPC: 755491172292 Label: zOaR Records Catalog ID: ZCD 061 Squidco Product Code: 30648 Format: CD Condition: New Released: 2020 Country: USA Packaging: Digipack Recorded in Shohola, Pennsylvania, Personnel: Charles K. Noyes-electric guitar Click an artist name above to see in-stock items for that artist. Highlight an instrument above and click here to Search for albums with that instrument.
Artist Biographies: • Show Bio for Charles K. Noyes Charles K. Noyes is a percussionist who is associated with Bay Area improvisers including Henry Kaiser, Weasel Walter, Sang-Won Park. He has released a number of solo albums, and is a member of the Invite the Spirit trio. -Squidco 8/10/2022Have a better biography or biography source? Please Contact Us so that we can update this biography. ^ Hide Bio for Charles K. Noyes
track listing:
1. Unsportsmanlike Conduct 03:42 2. A Tale Of Unforgiving Light 06:42 3. That Trick With Mirrors 19:00 4. Empty Bottles And Broken Hearts 04:55 5. Broken Bottles And Empty Hearts 09:58 6. Tear-Stained Sleeve 01:07 7. Worlds end 06:55 8. Psychosomatic 08:53 9. A Tale Of Coruscating Light 10:41 |
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"Crimes In High Places, Part 1" is Charles K. Noyes' attempt at fashioning a personal guitar language for the 21st century. Expanding on the innovations of Derek Bailey, his playing is equal parts 'electric' and 'guitar'."-ZoAr
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