Jem Finer – Hrdy-Grdy
| Label: | Thanet Tape Centre – none |
|---|---|
| Format: | Cassette, Album, 2nd Edition (C52 pumpkin orange cassettes) |
| Country: | UK |
| Released: | |
| Genre: | Electronic, Folk, World, & Country |
| Style: | Experimental |
Tracklist
| A1 | Orange | |
| A2 | A Vacuum Ascending | |
| A3 | Roly Poly Phony | |
| A4 | The Names Of The Born And The Names Of The Dead | |
| A5 | Duet With A Gate | |
| A6 | Morning Song | |
| A7 | Fugue Number Two | |
| B1 | Black Hole Bug | |
| B2 | Nine Rounds | |
| B3 | Duet With A Freight Train | |
| B4 | Fifty Thousand Fathoms | |
| B5 | The Low Road And The High Road |
Credits
- Cover – Benedict Drew
- Written By, Performer, Recorded By, Producer, Hurdy Gurdy, Electronics – Jem Finer
Notes
Neon orange tape shells, comes with a pamphlet called The Long-Unbroken Now containing an essay by Jonathan P Watts.
Reviews
I love these niche releases and the tactility of tape. The music is always a wonderful bonus.
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