The Map Is Not The Territory, by Max Eastely / Fergus Kelly / Mark Wastell

The Map Is Not The Territory

by Max Eastely / Fergus Kelly / Mark Wastell

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	1.	Tactile Constellations 08:06
	2.	Dredging The Tarry Crux 12:56
	3.	Sway And Tilt 04:31
	4.	Fossil Embossed Obelisk 04:06
	5.	Inverted Gravity 02:50
	6.	Seizure Of Light 06:48
	7.	Moonblanched 02:04
	8.	Untethered 02:49

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Max Eastley : arc (electro-acoustic monochord)
Fergus Kelly : invented instruments, found metals, electronics
Mark Wastell : tam tam, metal percussion, piano frame

Recorded at Studio 3, Stoke Newington, London on 8th March 2017 by Rupert Clervaux.
Edited, mixed and mastered by Fergus Kelly.
Produced by Mark Wastell.

With special thanks to Iain Sinclair and Brian Catling for permission to use their written work as titles on tracks 2 & 4.

"The music presented here is enticing and exciting, staggering and interstellar. It's like somewhere in space, waves from the infinite, suspended in a vacuum, continuous and ephemeral. The three musicians manipulate the perception of time. The more the music slows, the more time passes quickly. One is left astounded when the final vibrations gently fade. A beautiful sound experience." (Jean-Michel Van Schouwburg)

If you prefer physical product, the CD edition is available to order here; www.confrontrecordings.com/max-eastley

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