George Cartwright – alto and tenor sax, guitar
Mauro Sambo – electronics, gong, percussion, contra-alto clarinet, zither, electric violin
Cover Art – From the series: “instabilità radicata” – Matilde Sambo 2019
Part of the Lately Kind of Yeah archive series.
Gastr is yet another short but sweet EP offering from Lately Kind of Yeah. Fully in his element of noise / pop master craftsmanship and containing some of my favorite tracks from him, “Where is My Jaw” and “Meditate”. A fine place to begin with LKOY if you are just beginning to explore his archive.
Words from the artist:
“Sometime in 2014, an original B.C. Rich Warlock was gifted to me by one of my dad’s old buddies. I took it as a sign that out in the ether, my dad was still listening and encouraging me to keep writing music. The Warlock has since become a phenomenal inspiration with all of its quirks and issues, leading my writing towards a darker and more abrasive sound. Gastr came together quickly as our ‘getting to know each other’ exercise, influenced by the many noise and pop bands I was listening to, and the Warlock itself.”
a sonic absurdity around DT, and his friends, in 12 parts
based on the 12-cycle poem Innermost Outlandish Ego by frank ruf
all tracks arranged from live session recordings 2018/19
Fábio Miguel “famifox” and Miguel Batista “nunex” in the artistic world known as “Studio BROS” two young guys living in the capital city of Portugal, Lisbon born and raised in Quinta do Mocho, from their teenage friendship they started to create and make music. From the start motivated in expressing their traditional African rhythm with electronic these two young producers started their journey back in 2007, following came their creation “Alto Nível Produções” an outcome from their hard work and creativity producing in their own bedrooms their passion for music pushed them to create various themes.
Their entrance on the record label Príncipe allowed them to gain experience and maturity, in their collective songs they participated in two compilations, the first one was for the Portuguese label Príncipe entitled “Mambos Levis D’Outro Mundo” and the second one was entitled “Carga” by the English record label Warp Records.
The duo has being recently reinforced with the recent project “Lendário” soon to be released in December 2018 this partnership with the label TAR, allowed the duo to expand their unique creation and authentic of the two young producers.
The two boys aim that with their themes and projects they are able to inspire young talents that are less fortunate and that don’t have much help, and be the living proof that music has no borders.
“Somber Fuss Experiments brings reverberation chaos, minimal soundwaves, experimental noises, dark and soft ambients.”
Personnel: Centeio, Duarte Maltez.
All songs composed and arranged by Diego Lorenzini, but “Valparaisito”, composed by Diego Lorenzini and arranged by Javier Bobbert.
All the lyrics written by Diego Lorenzini but “Introduction to Viva Chillán, Una Crueldad Unnecesaria” written by Diego Lorenzini along with Cristóbal León, and “Viva Chillán, Una Crueldad Unnecesaria”, compiled from different fragments written by anonymous authors and reorganized by Diego Lorenzini.
“Soy Un Corpóreo y Dentro De Mí Hay Una Actriz Recién Titulada Llorando” is based on a true story of the actrees and theater director Nicole Waak.
Diego Lorenzini: Vocals, guitars, ukulele, bass, keyboards, percussions, drums, “trumpets” and programming.
Guest musicians:
Erlend Øye: vocals and “trumpets” in “Me Voy a Valparaíso”
Tiare Galaz (Storm Girl): vocals in “Chao Mi Niño”, “Billete de Luca” and “Pony”
Chini Ayarza (Chini.png): voices in “Mierda”, “Pony”, “Billete de Luca”
Rosario Alfonso: vocals in “Sin Otro particular Se Despide”, “Me Voy a Valparaíso”, “Pony” and “Billete de Luca”
Simón Campusano (Niños del Cerro): vocals in “Estamos Fritos”, “Sí Po'”, “Billete de Luca” and “Pony”
Nicolás Lorenzini (The Rapin Brothers): vocals in “Pony” and “Billete de Luca”
Martín Perez Roa (Merci): keyboard in “Me Voy a Valparaíso” and vocals in “Billete de Luca”
Javier Bobbert: guitar solo in “Valparaisito” and in “Me Voy a Valparaíso”
Juan Celofán: vocals in “Billete de Luca”
Juan Manuel Daza: vocals in “Billete de Luca”
Maite Pizarro: vocals in “Billete de Luca”
Alejandro Pino: Flugelhorn in “Spoiler”, “Mierda” and “Soy Un Corpóreo y Dentro De Mí Hay Una Actriz Recién Titulada Llorando”
Produced by Diego Lorenzini along with Martín Perez Roa (a.k.a. Merci) in Estudios Niebla.
Mastered on analog tape by Arturo Zegers in Estudios Triana
Leftovers is short release that confidently dives into rich loops of symphonic layers combined with distorted but controlled feedback punctuated and dictated by slow pulsating kicks and other low-frequency detritus – a mixture that manages to be dynamic and relaxing at the same time.
In fact, first track traverses number of various sonic configurations and intensities that inadvertently form a musical story without a clear start or end. After the dramatic depth of second track a short off-hand piano intermezzo clearly breaks the pattern and leads to a low-key digital debris with subtle dystopian murmurs and echoes in the background in the final track.
Written and recorded by a Slovene musician, guitarist, illustrator and designer this short sliver of sonic exploration, despite its briefness, represents one of the more adventurous musical excursions on our label.
Bilal Kurtäin with a master class of snippity snaps and cuts.
Beats the way god intended them to be.
Sounds by ΔKTR
Except:
B4 with Illsugi
Bonus Tracks:
ΔKTR × Tajima Hal – Crosswinds (CD Only Bonus)
ΔKTR × Hazemau – Seventeen (Cassette Only Bonus)
Illustration by Wakana Yamazaki
Photography by Repeat Pattern
Mastered by Gabriel Ente
Design by Jared Pittack
Executive Production by Christian Riechert
“The daily world exists only because we know how to hold its images.” – Carlos Castaneda ©
This album was written over a two-year period with a great amount of effort and psychological experiences, inner turmoil – I understood that I was falling into an abyss with no bottom… no bottom…
“Replika” offers many doors to other dimensions, to other universes, and to other worlds. This is the starting point of an endless journey through the secrets of the universe, where each track is a separate journey through different worlds.
This album was recorded using analog and digital synthesis with instruments such as KORG PROPHESY, KORG M3, and KORG-Z1.
