From London's 〈DANCING WAYANG〉 comes "Bring Us Some Honest Food," a conceptual recording session born of improvised experimental recordings by two eccentric talents, further put through a disorienting process of tape editing.
A strange session soundscape by two artists: ALAN COURTIS, bandleader of the legendary Argentine group REYNOLS, who has been active since the mid-'90s with an indescribable musical approach spanning sound art to avant-garde, lo-fi to psychedelia, an elusive presence, and a vast output of CD-Rs and cassettes; and AARON MOORE, the British drummer now based in New York, formerly of the tribal noise quartet VOLCANO THE BEAR, which also featured DANIEL PADDEN (active on 〈DEKORDER〉 and elsewhere). The two first recorded free-form masses of sound in London—noise, down-tuned acoustic guitar, vibraphone, prepared piano, etc.—then each took the material home and layered their own blends onto it, resulting in a highly artistic sound-happening work. For the full story, check out the liner notes by LAFMS figurehead TOM RECCHION!
A strange session soundscape by two artists: ALAN COURTIS, bandleader of the legendary Argentine group REYNOLS, who has been active since the mid-'90s with an indescribable musical approach spanning sound art to avant-garde, lo-fi to psychedelia, an elusive presence, and a vast output of CD-Rs and cassettes; and AARON MOORE, the British drummer now based in New York, formerly of the tribal noise quartet VOLCANO THE BEAR, which also featured DANIEL PADDEN (active on 〈DEKORDER〉 and elsewhere). The two first recorded free-form masses of sound in London—noise, down-tuned acoustic guitar, vibraphone, prepared piano, etc.—then each took the material home and layered their own blends onto it, resulting in a highly artistic sound-happening work. For the full story, check out the liner notes by LAFMS figurehead TOM RECCHION!