Vol.2 Natural History, by Jaycock / Burge

Vol.2 Natural History

by Jaycock / Burge

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Michael J Bates Extreme Syneasthesia alert.
Take your doses with care! Favorite track: Natural Theology.

taschuklevi full of emotion and pathos Favorite track: Natural Theology.

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Cassette - HGR004
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Limited run of 40 Cassettes. Dubbed using Sony high-speed pro-studio tape-to-tape printer. Printed J-Cards. 2x Inserts with hand-stamped edition Number. Human Geography Recordings sticker.
The first 25 cassettes also contain a unique cigarette card from the 1929 edition of 'The struggle for existence.'

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1.	Population I Star 06:29	buy track
2.	Evidence for life 05:38	buy track
3.	508 14:34	buy track
4.	Natural Theology 07:51	buy track
5.	Stems 16:58	buy track

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Jaycock/Burge continue their Library subject-themed recordings with Vol.2 Natural History. Limited to 40 cassettes and coming in at around 50 mins, this is a synth-heavy and often melodic journey through this vast, mind-expanding subject.
Vol.2 Sees the pair brimming with ideas, their strengths combining to create an expansive, heavy and often melancholic record. Cinematic, long scale, noise, ambient sound-scapes and lush bubbling bass guitars unravel to reveal and uncover melodic interludes and unexpected, harmonic turns.
The guitar and bass synths used in Vol.1 have been augmented with DX7 and Yamaha CS10 and other analogue and digital synthesisers, and they combine with an overarching sound production that knits everything together.
Although the foundations are mostly Improvised, many sonic layers have been composed and processed.

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released November 18, 2022

David A Jaycock - Guitar & Synth
Andrew Burge - Bass guitar & synth

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Based in Southwest UK, this experimental DIY micro/netlabel releases short-run limited edition cassette tapes. Currently not accepting submissions.

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