U.S. STEEL CELLO ENSEMBLE - Noise In The Library LP Slowcore

U.S. STEEL CELLO ENSEMBLE - Noise In The Library LP SlowcoreBob Rutman's life could be compared to the life of Odysseus, although we're not here to write his biography. Putojefe is happy to present his phenomenal Noise In The Library, recorded with the U. S. Steel Cello Ensemble, an all steel string quartet established by himself in Boston in 1976. The Ensemble consists of one Steel Cello and three Bow Chimes, played by Rutman and a rotating cast of guest musicians: in this instance, Daniel Orlansky one of

On Black Focus

A joyful adventure of bouncy psychedelic noiserock

this is Zorn at his metaphysical zenith

The drones are slowly changing

“I wrote texts as scores for the session and the emphasis was on breathing and listening to each other

Also besser ranhalten

Recorded by Geoff Turner at WGNS in 1993 and Brendan Canty at Pirate House in 1994

It's looped piano melodies are comparable with Susumo Yokota's later recordings in their minimalism and poise

can make you laugh and break your heart

Recorded "live" to a rapt audience eagerly awaiting the gospel

Hubbard’s been in this game for a long time now

subject and studio assistant