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Description Artist:A Broken Consort Release: Crow Autumn Released: 2010 Label: Tompkins Square & Sustain-Release Catalog#:TSQ2332 Format: FLAC / Lossless / Log (100%) / Cue Country: UK Style: folk,ambient, experimental Crow Autumn 1-1 A Broken Consort – Day Reveals 1:12 1-2 A Broken Consort – A Mercy Kill 5:51 1-3 A Broken Consort – Like Rain 2:49 1-4 A Broken Consort – Mountains Ash 12:17 1-5 A Broken Consort – The River 13:37 1-6 A Broken Consort – Beneath 4:03 1-7 A Broken Consort – Leaves 4:47 Bonus Disc (Untitled) 2-1 A Broken Consort – Severance 5:20 2-2 Saddleback – Gerroa Thursday 6:15 2-3 Heidika – Limn (Original Version) 3:10 2-4 Richard Skelton – The Shape Leaves (Early Version) 6:54 2-5 Heidika – Limn (Reworked) 3:15 2-6 Machinefabriek & Richard Skelton – Daas 7:42 Boomkat says: "More sterling work from Richard Skelton, this time returning to his A Broken Consort guise, having capped off 2009 with the release of his marvellous Landings album, on Type. Followers of Skelton's Sustain-Release catalogue will notice that limited CD-R editions called Crow Autumn and Crow Autumn Part Two have already been released in 2007 and 2009, respectively, but this new Tompkins Square volume finds the composer reworking the material. For example, the first Crow Autumn consisted of a single twenty-minute track, but here the piece is split into a shorter sequence of tracks ('Day Reveals', 'A Mercy Kill' and 'Like Rain') before Crow Autumn Part Two reappears in its entirety, suffixed by new piece, 'Leaves'. In compositional terms you might think of Skelton in the same way as you would Wiliam Basinski, for example: here's an artist who has spent their career honing their own specific oeuvre using a very personal set of techniques. If you've been keeping up with his recent run of releases you won't necessarily find a radical change of course for Crow Autumn, but you will be in for a glorious forty-five minutes of passionately performed, wonderfully organic string music that sounds utterly unlike anyone else. Excellent, as ever." Sharing Widget |