Hafler Trio, The - "BANG" - An Open Letter
Label:
Catalog#:
DVR 4
Format:
Vinyl, LP
Country:
UK
Released:
May 1984
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
Experimental
Tracklist
| A1 | Suppressed Noise | |||
| A2 | Inherent Aggression | |||
| A3 | All Largely Propaganda | |||
| A4 | A Sound & Colour Analogy | |||
| A5 | Acoustic Lens Facsimile | |||
| A6 | "BANG!" | |||
| A7 | The Morality Of Sound | |||
| A8 | The Location Of Detached Sounds | |||
| B1 | Psychophon Installation Test Tape | |||
| B2 | Location Screening Exercise | |||
| B3 | The Limitations Of Science | |||
| B4 | Echoes In The Body | |||
| B5 | "Robolised" Atomium Dawn Chorus | |||
| B6 | A Demonstration Of The Non-Medical Use Of Microphones | |||
| B7 | Owl Ionisation Recording (1968) |
Credits
Notes
Original recordings compiled & mastered at Storbreen, Sweden, 1972. Facilities provided by ROBOL. Sleeve by Fire, 1984.
All material by the Hafler Trio.
"...How, and at what point in the nervous system does the received signal induce the emission of a 'wrong' signal at the motor output? Is it the result, for example, of interference with the normal acoustic feedback, if any? Or what?"
Includes an insert with photographs, notes on each track, and a selected bibliography of the works of Robert Spridgeon.
All material by the Hafler Trio.
"...How, and at what point in the nervous system does the received signal induce the emission of a 'wrong' signal at the motor output? Is it the result, for example, of interference with the normal acoustic feedback, if any? Or what?"
Includes an insert with photographs, notes on each track, and a selected bibliography of the works of Robert Spridgeon.
