Bending Brass
by The Cyclist
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Cassette (Ltd. 100)
Also includes immediate download of 10-track album in your choice of 320k mp3, FLAC, or just about any other format you could possibly desire.Sold Out
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Digital Album
Immediate download of the 6-track split EP in your choice of 320k mp3, FLAC, or just about any other format you could possibly desire.Buy Now $5 USD or more
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Technicolor!
03:30
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Contorted
05:45
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Petroleum Rainbow
04:29
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Bending Brass
03:08
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CAN
04:50
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Grayscale
05:11
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An Abyss Part 1
04:59
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An Abyss Part 2
02:41
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An Abyss Part 3
03:09
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about
"The Cyclist is Andrew Morrison, an 18 year old native of Derry, in Northern Ireland, where he uses a £20 keyboard - whose constant errors generate random noises and extra tones - to make techno filtered through a sort of dark futurism. Named for Natalia Goncharova's painting The Cyclist, Morrison's music seems to emerge from the same singularity as the Russian futurists, with a constant flow and shuffling rhythm that creates its own realism in the distinctiveness and potential failings of frail technology." -Dwight Pavlovic
"...some banging low fidelity techno and house grooves with heavy-handed ambient passages spliced in." -Friendship Bracelet
"Like a debauched electronic artifact from a forgotten future, The Cyclist’s Bending Brass retains a near constant darkly-irregular groove punctuated by grimy and often-stuttering rhythms. And like a film about a dystopian future, this beautifully textured album indiscriminately seduces my thoughtful and creative sides." -Turntable Kitchen
"One of the best cassettes this year." -Dumpster Diving Blog
"...a new venture into electronic music, creating a warmer atmosphere full of texture and noise." -Rebel Magazine
"This dream-tripping techno opus surprises and pulls the mind, body, and soul to the dancefloor." -That's Deck
"...breathtaking." -Music Fan's Mic
"Great music..." -The Unfound
"There’s a wonderfully hypnotic vibe to the Cyclist’s music, a style which creates such a fantastic, transcendental feeling of euphoria." -Crack in the Road
Cover image is "Untitled #5" by Dwight Pavlovic
Layout & Design by Liz Toler
www.figandfox.com
"...some banging low fidelity techno and house grooves with heavy-handed ambient passages spliced in." -Friendship Bracelet
"Like a debauched electronic artifact from a forgotten future, The Cyclist’s Bending Brass retains a near constant darkly-irregular groove punctuated by grimy and often-stuttering rhythms. And like a film about a dystopian future, this beautifully textured album indiscriminately seduces my thoughtful and creative sides." -Turntable Kitchen
"One of the best cassettes this year." -Dumpster Diving Blog
"...a new venture into electronic music, creating a warmer atmosphere full of texture and noise." -Rebel Magazine
"This dream-tripping techno opus surprises and pulls the mind, body, and soul to the dancefloor." -That's Deck
"...breathtaking." -Music Fan's Mic
"Great music..." -The Unfound
"There’s a wonderfully hypnotic vibe to the Cyclist’s music, a style which creates such a fantastic, transcendental feeling of euphoria." -Crack in the Road
Cover image is "Untitled #5" by Dwight Pavlovic
Layout & Design by Liz Toler
www.figandfox.com
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released 17 May 2011
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Inspired in 2010 by a diverse artist-driven cassette community, Crash Symbols is an attempt to document and advocate. The community of artists who chose to share their music and the small, creator-curated labels at its start continue to offer guidance and inspiration. Our commitment as a label is to no single genre or region, but to creativity as the best vector for a common good. ... more
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