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loiter volcano

Powerful debut release for three young musicians emerging onto the European electroacoustic improv scene, one of whom, Kanngiesser, has recently performed with AMM.

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product information:

Label: Another Timbre
Catalog ID: at-b03
Squidco Product Code: 11900

Format: CDR
Condition: New
Released: 2009
Country: UK
Packaging: Cardstock foldover
Recorded at the Church of St. James the Great, in Friern Barnet, North London, on March 29th, 2009, by Simon Reynell.

Personnel:

Paul Abbott-electronics

Leo Dumont-percussion

Ute Kanngiesser-cello

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• Show Bio for Paul Abbott
"Paul Abbott is an artist and musician based in London, working through questions and feelings connecting music, language and politics: using drums, performance, writing, and publishing. He is currently one of the Sound and Music "Embedded" resident artists at Cafe Oto and a co-editor of Cesura//Acceso journal.
His current collaborations include XT (with Seymour Wright), lll人 (with Daichi Yoshikawa and Seymour Wright) and ULAPAARC (with Cara Tolmie). A series of solo performances in Cafe OTO's project space are documented here. Recent releases include qno, Vagus, Pah', and vjerhanxsk."
-Cafe Oto (https://www.cafeoto.co.uk/events/paul-abbott-cara-tolmie-will-holder-seymour-wright/)
1/14/2021

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track listing:

1. Loiter Volcano 46:52

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descriptions, reviews, &c.

"This mix of electronics, percussion and cello held me rapt throughout. It's partially about the textures and their creative deployment but, more, it's the structural fabric that emerges during the piece, the tensile strength one hears; there are no weak planks, each passage provides sure, if giddy, footing to the next."-Brian Olewnick, Just Outside

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