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LTJ-112 Tim Newman - A Truce Between The Cerebral and The Brutish
5 EUROS / $8
FORMAT: CD-R
Tracklisting:
1. a truce between the cerebral and the brutish (10:49)
2. on connections between instruments (13:57)
3. eleven minute visit (11:36)
4. polaroid of the sky (11:32)
Psychedelic drone ambient, released 28.1.2014.
"In the past, the music I made had two distinct qualities running through it. One was melody, the other was the sounds used to carry the melody. The sound was arrived at by choice of instrument and effects / processing / filtering etc. A cd I recorded as The Dovetail Consort represented a departure from this process. The sounds used were restricted to acoustic instruments with no processing other than reverb. This allowed me to concentrate on melody as the only variable.
This cd looks at the other side of the equation, focusing purely on sound and dispensing with melody. The tracks are made up of single continuous notes played on guitar and heavily processed and looped sections of Indian classical music, The album title comes from a description underneath a photo of King Crimson in The Wire magazine, "a truce between the cerebral and the brutish" just seemed to sum the album up.." - Tim Newman
REVIEWS:
"Just getting zoned out to this drone offering by Tim Newman. An undercurrent of melody exists on this album that is not always so apparent. The tracks are made up of single continuous notes played on guitar and heavily processed looped sections of Indian classical music mangled with guitar pedals and layered with a Telecaster. I like to lay down my drone write-ups as esoteric as the music, just not as long as the titles or the amount of minutes the tracks ring in at. Loving every minute of the music though." I Vacation In Your Hell