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23CD0201
Mineral Lattice
3" CDR |
$6 | limited to 50
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| Clay Ruby starts off the third series with
another offering of Incunabula. This disc is limited to 50 copies, and features
dark drones and dense layers of bells and percussion. These sounds are
like a slow crawl through an ominous train tunnel, grinding and buzzing along
until the bowed cymbal headache climax. The passive aggressive state of tension
on the disc is a new twist for Incunabula. |
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23CS600118
Live at the Floating Egg 9.10.03
cassette | $5
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"Incunabula is my vehicle for capturing and
sharing my favorite sounds with other ears."
-Clay Ruby
The next
installment of "favorite sounds" from Clay Ruby is a recording of a very
hypnotic and beautiful experiment with bells, microphones, effects, and disabled
turntables. Cassette comes bare with sticker protecting the tape. |
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23CD0101
Our Rainbow
CDR | $8
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| The third incunabula is one long bleak
soundscape, offering an introspective trance which builds to slow throb
decorated by withered tapes, buzzing electronics and somber tones. Inspired by
the sounds recorded at the site of Clay's little brother's grave.
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23CD20
Gnomon
CDR in jewelcase | $8 | 4
tracks
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Second full length from Incunabula, gnomon
is quite different from anything done on catharsis for drones and
static. Almost inaudible at times, the CD was mastered very quietly so
that it could be listened to at multiple volume levels for a variety of
perceptual experiences with it. Played at normal levels it maintains sparse
click and chiming until the end piano improvisation sings the coda. When played
at loud volumes, the material becomes very engaging and textural. Comes in
jewel case with beautiful graphic design by Theresa Behnen and photography by
Joma.
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23CD01
Catharsis for Drones and Static
CDR in jewelcase | $8 | 10
tracks, 40 min
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| Debut release from Clay (Organon, Metrocide).
This is pre Organon material of recorded improvisations, field recordings,
sound collages and electronic manipulations. The mood goes
from mechanical and bleak to organic and tranquil, with intense
bursts of noise and power electronics. |
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