Bill Orcutt – How to Rescue Things [LP] House / Techno / Body Most pieces could never be

Most pieces could never be reproduced exactly because mistakes and uncomfortable settings were of great importance during the recording process

It represents the ongoing thread of non-verbal conversation that passes between sound makers

represents a continuation of what now looks like a long established interest in minimalism

The sound on this LP is a transfer from the 16mm magnetic mixdown to digital audio tape

double-exposures and abrupt cuts

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