Jamie Newton works with sound using guitar, keyboards, field recordings, processing, and Kyoto croquet, here in a contemplative set of works merging drone and thick noise with indistinct rhythms and layers of concrete sounds.
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Jamie Newton-guitar, keyboards, field recordings, processing, Kyoto croquet
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UPC: 888295087643
Label: 3acreTract(s)
Catalog ID: 3aT 2014.001
Squidco Product Code: 20602
Format: CD
Condition: New
Released: 2014
Country: USA
Packaging: Digipack
Recorded in April and May , 2013, by Jamie Newton.
"Meditative feedback and sound forms carved from processed guitar, keyboards, field recordings and Kyoto croquet. Noise. Plate tectonics."-3acreTracts(s)
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Track Listing:
1. Proximity Burn 5:58
2. Juban (Kizu To Nara) 6:37
3. Running Through The Islands 16:26
4. Tuesday Two 4:38
5. Driving Nails Into Fog 11:37
6. Idylling 7:12
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