Exploded View – Exploded View - 2016 Exp Post Punk Green LP
Exploded View – Exploded View
Label:
Sacred Bones Records – SBR146
Format:
Vinyl, LP, Album, Stereo, Green
Country:
US
Released:
19 Aug 2016
Genre:
Electronic, Rock
Style:
Experimental, Industrial, Post-Punk
Tracklist
A1 Lost Illusions
A2 One Too Many
A3 Orlando
A4 Call On The Gods
A5 Disco Glove
B6 Stand Your Ground
B7 No More Parties In The Attic
B8 Lark Descending
B9 Gimme Something
B10 Beige
B11 Killjoy
Credits
Artwork By, Lyrics By, Performer – Annika Henderson
Layout – Sacred Bones Design
Mastered By – Josh Bonati
Performer – Amon Melgarejo
Photography By [Except Annika's] – Shinya kato
Producer, Performer – Hugo Quezada, Martin Thulin (2)
Written-By, Recorded By, Layout – Exploded View
Barcode and Other Identifiers
Barcode: 616892398646
"
Exploded View is a new collaborative project helmed by the UK-born, Berlin-based political-journalist-turned-musician Anika (Invada Records / Stones Throw). After playing a string of 2014 solo shows in Mexico with a backing lineup composed of local producers Martin Thulin, Hugo Quezada and Amon Melgarejo, Anika and her new bandmates discovered a chemistry that they simply had to capture on tape.
During their rehearsals in Mexico City, the four musicians discovered a new sound, several steps removed from the krautrock-isms of Anika’s previous work. The straight to tape sessions that followed in the San Rafael neighborhood, ventured somewhere new; a lighter place, unguarded, veering from any script. Improvisation was the guiding principle and the source of the band’s inspiration. The studio itself was outfitted so that every sound produced in the room would be recorded. A Tascam 388 8-track captured everything – fully live, fully improvised, first-takes only. Produced by Thulin and Quezada and mastered by Josh Bonati in NYC, the long player is due out in August 2016.
‘No More Parties In The Attic’ is a song that finds power in its conflict; a demented collage of noisy perplexing tones and ominous drones backed with distorted guitars, a devastating bass line and fractured rhythms. While Anika’s jarring vocal display may appear softer than her previous works, the song is laced with her unmistakable icy & nonchalant vocals delivered in ruinous calm."
| Condition | New |
|---|---|
| Format | LP |
| Color | Green |
