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Jeff MortonNuthre - Hip Hip [pan043] (December 21, 2009)

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We're closing out 2009 with a new release by Nuthre, one of the principal artists in our collective over the past five years.


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Artist/Composer: Jeff Morton
Date: 2009-12-21
Keywords: Abstract; Electronic; Experimental

Creative Commons license: Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 2.5 Canada

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Collected live recordings with circuit-bent electronics, toy piano, contact mics and other objects. Performed, recorded and edited by Jeff Morton during 2008 & 2009.

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Reviewer: kh4n - - January 8, 2010
Subject: reviews from Disquiet and Dance Robot, Dance
Not all the 11 tracks on the recent album Hip Hip by Jeff Morton, who records as Nuthre, take the sounds of electronic fidgeting and turn them into something rhythmic and song-like, even a little tuneful, but the two best tracks certainly do. Both “New Concepts at High Frequencies” and “A Young Telephone Engineer Named Thomas” use the frayed-wire sonics of circuit bending to produce little tunes whose tempo, melodic content, and constituent parts are all equally modest, but which combine for a really enjoyable effect. Also highly recommended is “A Whale of a Time Working Like Crazy at Their Wonderful Year-Round Hobby,” on which the cheap rattle of a toy piano is a welcome addition to the music-making toolbox.

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Oh this is good stuff. It fits nicely into my balance of melodic twee and controlled chaos. Nice way to begin this decade.

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