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Personnel:
Adrian Gormley – sax, plastic bottle
Sascha Stadlmeier – samples, bass, ekelele, objects, voice, effects, insert
Frans De Waard – radio, cassettes, electronics
Stefan Schweiger – samples, teramine, percussion
Joseph B. Raimond – guitar, synthesiser, loops, ink drawings
Michael Wurzer – synthesiser

Recorded December 3rd, 2017 at Two Car Garage Studios, Fürth Germany.
All cover art by Joseph B. Raimond from the Hominine series of ink drawings, 2019.

As always, in loving memory of Frank Abendroth and Tom Murphy.
This recording is dedicated to Gary Duncan

This is DWM release # 168

Doc Wör Mirran:
Spitzwiesenstr. 50
90765 Fürth
Germany

www.dwmirran.de
empty@empty.de

fransdewaard.com

emergeac.wordpress.com

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more releases by Doc Wör Mirran on attenuation circuit:

emerge.bandcamp.com/album/24316
emerge.bandcamp.com/album/symphony-in-a-nnoy
emerge.bandcamp.com/album/mask

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more releases by Frans de Waard on attenuation circuit:

THE STONE TAPES:
emerge.bandcamp.com/album/revolutions-in-the-head

MODELBAU:
emerge.bandcamp.com/album/augsburg-germany-02122017
emerge.bandcamp.com/album/neither-nor

FREIBAND:
emerge.bandcamp.com/album/mutatis-mobilis

WIEMAN:
emerge.bandcamp.com/album/alive-futarist-minifesta

TECH RIDERS:
emerge.bandcamp.com/album/in-the-sky

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more releases by Stadlmeier on attenuation circuit:

emerge.bandcamp.com/album/re-encypher
immerge.bandcamp.com/album/stadlmeier-kreysing-emerge
immerge.bandcamp.com/album/zwie-licht
emerge.bandcamp.com/album/zwie-spalt
immerge.bandcamp.com/album/enchantments
immerge.bandcamp.com/album/live-the-waggon
immerge.bandcamp.com/album/transient-behavior
immerge.bandcamp.com/album/25-36-16-26
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released February 9, 2020

For their release # 168, Northern Bavaria based experimental legends Doc Wör Mirran have invited their longtime transatlantic friend and repeated co-conspirator Adrian Gormley as well as prolific experimental underground friends and colleagues Frans de Waard and Sascha Stadlmeier. While the core Doc Wör Mirran line-up fulfills the rather typical roles of a band, with instruments such as guitars, percussion, and synthesisers, Stadlmeier and de Waard add lots of textural details using taped and digital samples, sound effects, radio noises, and heavily processed voice. However, throughout the best part of the release, it is Gormley's saxophone that guides us on our way through their collective soundscape.

At times lyrical, at times plaintive, sometimes melodic, sometimes weaving itself into the overall tapestry of sounds, the saxophone proves itself capable of bridging the gap between a melody-based and the more sound-based musical approach followed by most of the players here. Some of the best moments of this three-part album that was culled from one single live session happen when the saxophone interplays with percussive noises from plastic bottles and all sorts of other sounding devices, as well as spaced-out guitars and a theremin. The album gets darker and denser from part to part, ending up as a sort of industrial lounge jazz for a David Lynch movie.

File under: Ambient, psychedelic, free improvisation

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