Live In Tucson, by Birth

Live In Tucson

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FROM CARDINAL FUZZ RECORDS:

Cardinal Fuzz are proud to present to you Birth Live In Tucson. Birth is the project of Grant Beyschau and Nik Rayne from The Myrrors who performed as Birth for this live improvisational performance in Tucson, Arizona. The performance was captured onto a handheld recorder (you can hear instrument leads buzz and cut out for a second here and there as things start up) as Birth, seated on the floor, journey towards a state of transcendence in front of a small but appreciative audience. Taking cues from Terry Riley, LaMonte Young, as well as Spacemen 3 (Dreamweapon) – minimalist artists who offer no concessions to the listener except to surrender yourself to the drone.

Grant creates swirling cyclic passages via analogue synthesizer and tape machine loops as Nik conjures subliminal notes via guitar and space echo. Over twenty-five minutes they create an experience of devotional music influenced by Middle Eastern and Sufism cultures – as notes bleed and swirl together in a lysergic haze. Its fluidity is its greatest strength as the piece offers no navigation points – all they ask is that through a mixture of drone, repetition and simple melodies that you surrender yourself to the trance-like and hallucinatory delirium created. It is captivating.

Live in Tucson is a one off 300 pressing – all black vinyl. Housed in a 350gsm sleeve and given a bootleg/private press-like presentation via the sleeve and labels. Download Code Included.

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released May 17, 2019

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