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KSV 402 Kentucky Saints Reverse Holst

by T/SMS

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    Enclosed in a hand-folded, four-color A4 sleeve; accompanied by an A3 wraparound poster.

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A wracked, feverish conundrum born from disparate early 2016 recordings later whipped into a semblance of judiciousness from successive mixdowns and a lupine sprint through an Aaron Copland biography, "Kentucky Saints Reverse Holst" represents a high point of Smith's eight-year T/SMS experiment.

01 Kirstein Cowboy in ISCM
02 Pre-senza Elasticity
03 Mahler Grohg-Tech
04 Polyphony Mothers Sedation
05 Stravinsky's Debt to Petrushka

credits

released May 13, 2016

Composed and performed live by Tom Smith
at Rampenbunker 7a and Atelier Grammophon,
Hannover, Jan-Mar 2016.

Recorded by Karl Schmidt.
Sleeve by HCMS. Mastered by Linda, Viola & Uwe
at Slab Alucard, Cluj-Napoca.

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Karl Schmidt Verlag Hannover, Germany

ATTN: We are currently taking no physical orders!!!

Karl Schmidt Verlag is a label and publishing organ founded in October 2008 by Tom Smith (To Live and Shave in L.A., OHNE, NH Meth, Pussy Galore, et al.) in Hannover, Germany. Physical albums are issued as micro-releases.Genre is obsolete! ... more

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