Set Fire To Flames - Telegraphs In Negative / Mouths Trapped In Static
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
Experimental
Year:
2003
Tracklist
| Deja, Comme Des Trous De Vent, Comme Reproduit | 6:43 | |
| Small Steps Against Inertia / Echo Of A Dead End | 3:01 | X |
| Measure De Mesure | 4:45 | X |
| Holy Throat Hiss Tracts To The Sedative Hypnotic | 3:38 | X |
| When Sorrow Shoots Her Darts | 3:11 | X |
| Kill Fatigue Frequencies | 1:28 | X |
| In Prelight Isolate | 15:11 | X |
| Tehran In Seizure / Telegraphs In Negative | 5:56 | X |
| Your Guts Are Like Mine | 2:15 | X |
| Fukt Perkusiv / Something About Bad Drugs, Schizophrenics And Grain Silos... | 8:11 | X |
| Sleep Maps | 11:52 | X |
| Something About Eva Mattes In The Halo Of Exploding Steet Lamps... | 1:47 | |
| Buzz Of Barn Flies Like Faulty Electronics | 3:39 | X |
| And The Birds Are About To Bust Their Guts With Singing | 4:52 | X |
| Rites Of Spring Reverb | 3:33 | X |
| Mouths Trapped In Static | 2:27 | X |
| This Thing Between Us Is A Rickety Bridge Of Impossible Crossing / Bonfires For Nobody... | 5:33 | X |
Versions
| Title, Format | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Telegraphs In Negative / Mouths Trapped In Static (2xCD, Album, Car) | Alien8 Recordings | ALIENCD 039 | Canada | 2003 | |
| Telegraphs In Negative / Mouths Trapped In Static (2xCD, Album) | 130701 | CD 13-03 | UK | 2003 | |
| Telegraphs In Negative / Mouths Trapped In Static (2xCD, Promo) | 130701 | CD 13-03P | UK | 2003 | |
| Telegraphs In Negative / Mouths Trapped In Static (2xLP) | 130701 | FATLP13-03 | UK | 2003 | |
| Telegraphs In Negative / Mouths Trapped In Static (2xLP) | Alien8 Recordings | ALIENLP 039 | Canada | 2003 |
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Reviews & Discussion
referencing Telegraphs In Negative / Mouths Trapped In Static, 2xCD, Album, Car, ALIENCD 039
All GYBE!/Silver Mt. Zion related projects release fascinating pieces of music, awakening mostly haunting and unsettling landscapes of strange noises of strings exploitation. Long-term however I find this record exhausting, if not to say boring. The story behind this double feature seems more interesting than the music itself, which at certain point sound mostly like a pointless grinding rumble. The first record of SFTF was much more concrete and compact than this, although still this album is quite a puzzle for your ears to devour.