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Manipulated Field Recordings With Li'l Marshall by Fuzzboy
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3 tracks | 50 minutes
Released Mar 2007
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Solidly rooted in the tradition of musique concrète, Fuzzboy recorded a synthesizer toy in its native habitat, turning it introspective and occasionally spooky through computer processing. Each package is hand-made and uniquely numbered.
Bio / Background
Fuzzboy is the experimental / ambient / industrial musical group that consists of Dan Bornstein (aka Danfuzz) and his equipment. The group has been producing music — albeit sporadically — since 1988.
Manipulated Field Recordings is Fuzzboy's first full-length release, and it celebrates the addition of a Thingamagoop to the group's equipment lineup.
The three lengthy pieces on the album (two clock in at about twenty minutes each, and the other at about ten) cover a range of territory: The first has the feel of a guided tour through a bizarre factory. The second is reminiscent of a jaunt through a field of mechanical crickets. The third has a lonely city feel to it, with ominous overtones.
The unifying aspect of the work as a whole is that the songs were all produced in the same manner: Li'l Marshall the Thingamagoop was set up out in the open in various positions / environments (never in a studio) and recorded live for several minutes at a time.
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