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Ramesh Singh and Phil Escott these songs were the first approaches of Martin Franklin and Richard Clare before embarking on the TUU project
the New Zealand noise/drone/pop duo of Antony Milton and Clayton Noone on March 3rd 2014
Leisure System
instead the synth dissections and tape treatments more closely reference early electronic music
Extended techniques are pushed and pulled via pieces of chain and a storage container of found metallic objects - at points even using the floor of the concrete cavern as instrumentation in its own right
Astasie-abasie – Elliptical Gamelan [LP] Extreme / Noise / Free Sound Ramesh Singh and Phil Escott"This album is the second in a series of experiments exploring the magnification of the insignificant sounds of small metal objects such as washers. The chaotic but inherently repetitive patterns created by the interaction between the objects has been realised through a minimum of gestural action by way of a number of distancing strategies, such as the use of hand drills, film winders and motorised drills screwdrivers. Astasie abasie is a project of
