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John BrennanStatic Kitten - Follow [pan037] (April 27, 2009)

We proudly present the first release of Static Kitten, the solo project of John Brennan. Follow is a selection of raw, improvised compositions what were recorded in 2008.


This audio is part of the collection: Panospria

Artist/Composer: John Brennan
Date: 2009-04-27
Keywords: Experimental; Drone; Ambient

Creative Commons license: Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 2.5 Canada


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Cover art by Lindsey Fryett.

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Dot17 MB
Follow12 MB
Holy8.78 MB
Ocean7.86 MB
Trap4.63 MB
Grum16 MB
Window In The Womb10 MB
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Reviewer: kh4n - [4.0 out of 5 stars] - May 20, 2009
Subject: review from Disquiet
In the Encyclopedia of Drones, two of the most common — common as in prevalent, not common as in pedestrian — would be categorized as The Helicopter and The Prayer Bowl. Those are heard on Follow, by Static Kitten, newly released on Panospria, but they’re just two of numerous identifiers buried in the slowly paced, methodically controlled, occasionally rough performance (per the notes, improvised freely by Kitten, aka John Brennan, in 2008). The title cut is, indeed, a highlight, balancing closely mic’d objects with hovering sine waves, as is (the more broadly listenable) “Ocean,” which uses bowed instruments to rich, folktronic effect.

Marc, Disquiet
http://www.disquiet.com


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