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Philip Sanderson - Hollow Gravity FLAC

Singer:

Philip Sanderson

Album:

Hollow Gravity

Genre:

Electronic style

FLAC album size:

1439 mb

MP3 album size:

1671 mb

WMA album size:

1406 mb

Other music formats:

AU DMF WMA MP4 DTS VQF VOC

Rating:

4.6 ✱

Style:

Abstract, Experimental

Date of release:

2012

Philip Sanderson - Hollow Gravity FLAC


Philip Sanderson - Hollow Gravity FLAC

Tracklist

A1 Introduction 0:58
A2 Prefabrication 4:10
A3 Chance Operation 4:54
A4 Tooting Broadway 2:59
A5 The Secret Of The Fountain 2:29
A6 Low Flying Branches 2:33
A7 Bodysnatcher 5:00
B1 Mr. Electrico's Revenge 2:16
B2 Crystal Set 3:28
B3 Pickle Pin 2:56
B4 Hard Shoulder 6:18
B5 Spaghetti Tension 7:02

Credits

  • Synthesizer [Korg Monotron, Yamaha Cs-15, Circuit Bend Casio Pt-280, Soundforum Synth], Electronics [Long And Short Wave Radio], Performer [Wbl 4014], Effects [Evans Echopet Ep-100, Mda Plug-ins], Daw [Soundedit 16, Sound Studio 3], Guitar – Philip Sanderson

Notes

Hand-numbered edition of 100 copies pressed on 180 gram vinyl with laser etched labels and hand silk screen printed sleeves.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Matrix / Runout (Side A): 1205X14-A
  • Matrix / Runout (Side B): 1205X14-B
  • Matrix / Runout (Etched Side A): A+R SPDGI



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Review from: the Wire magazine, September 2012 by Edwin Pouncey Philip Sanderson, electronic musician, installation artist, co-founder of Storm Bugs and founder of underground British tape label Snatch Tapes, returns with Hollow Gravity, a beautiful slab of vinyl with laser etched labels that flicker gently on the turntable as the disc rotates and the sounds pulse. This latest solo release from Sanderson follows 2005's album Seal Pool Sounds, a melancholic portrait of zoos that was also spiced with a mischievous erratic humour. Hollow Gravity is sombre but still playful, as Sanderson bolts together an imaginary science fiction soundtrack with his collection of analogue synthesizers, delay pedals and any other electronic junk that comes to hand from the pile. The results are zany and mysterious, occasionally flecked with a hint of menace, a sense of danger, a boiling vat of electronic music that occasionally sounds like the work of a mad scientist. The A side carries echoes of The Los Angeles Free Music Society, kicking off with an infectious robotic dance track that could have been penned by Doo-Dooette Dennis Duck. This moves into snatches of eerie spoken sound collage, giving the mood of a sonic séance as disembodied voices crowd in and fade away on Sanderson's synthesized ethereal plane. On the second side the darkness that has been slowly brewing finally closes in, leaving the listener marooned on an alien electronic planet tense with symphonic atmosphere.

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