GARETH HARDWICK / P JřRGENSEN - split LP

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GARETH HARDWICK / P JřRGENSEN - split LPOn this LP highbrow droney sound art types Gareth Hardwick and P Jorgensen bat it out with a side apiece of gorgeous driftiness. On Hardwicks side weve got a 19 minute piece entitled Sixteenth February Twenty Twelve, which has a succession of undulating peace drones on guitar with an almost organ like feel in places, swelling and drifting in an expert and uplifting way while carving out slow, graceful melodies. Its really peaceful, calming stuff and

Initally released almost 40 years ago on the beloved compilation Swiss Wave - The Album (Off Course Records) alongside the band’s massive hit "Eisbär"

It’s really a metaphor for this particular multi-layered composition that gets more rewarding the deeper you slowly dig past each heavy layer on a timeless journey to its inner core

dexterous and game-changing take on classic standards made famous by Bing Crosby and John Coltrane among others

to their intricate and brooding sophomore LP

and it is a sound that can only come from 15 months of studio solitude

and drums is riveted together with an understated hope that is emotionally clutching

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every time it was clear that the audiences shared the same apprehensions that I had

praising decay and lunacy as a triumvirate…

Imagine if Incesticide-era Nirvana were crossed with Static Age-era garage-punk Misfits—a sinister low-budget horror rock with a visceral

but when they do it has always been something of a special event

rock & experimental elements is still atop the mountain

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