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C.P. McDillC.P. McDill - Covert Ecology EP 12.93 [wh052] ()

An early document has surfaced which exposes some of the roots of the Webbed Hand sound of C.P. McDill. An untitled tape made in December of 1993, then set aside, which somehow survived many moves and purges of belongings. Out of numerous recordings I made in the late 80s - early 90s, this is the only one that wasn't lost.

Thanks to the recent acquisition of a mixer similar to the one the tape was recorded on, I was able to finally transfer the tape to digital and give it a proper mixdown and mastering. And now you can hear something that sounds remarkably like rough-hewn predecessors of some of my present projects.

This was made at a time when I didn't really know much about the experimental/ tape art/ musique concrete scene, aside from occasionally finding really weird cassettes in the clearance bin of a local record store. With very limited resources, I was messing around with sounds in hopes of recreating some of the strangeness I was imagining but not hearing anyone else do.

My early period of experimentation with sounds was roughly '88-'93. This recording session was the last one until I resumed in late 2002. There were actually two tapes made during that session, but only one remains, and this EP is made from the recordings I recovered from that tape.

--CP McDill

Track List (album & track titles are new):

01 Ouy Sevol Sausage - 00:03:03
02 Covert Ecology - 00:03:52
03 Spekulatius - 00:04:27
04 Meaning of Tinsel - 00:06:00

Thank you for listening to this Webbed Hand Records release. Please visit the WHR homepage to explore our complete catalog of experimental and ambient recordings. All of our music is free to download, but we'd be very grateful if you could make a small donation (via Paypal) to help with the costs of maintaining a netlabel.


This audio is part of the collection: Webbed Hand

Artist/Composer: C.P. McDill
Date: 0000-00-00 00:00:00
Label / Recorded by: C.P. McDill
Keywords: Noise; Experimental; Sound Art; Improvisation; musique concrete

Creative Commons license: Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States


Notes

These tracks were originally recorded onto a standard C-60 cassette using a lo-budget 4-track. Despite heroic efforts at noise reduction and other clever digital mixing/mastering tricks, there are still some quality issues.

Individual Files

Audio Files192Kbps MP3
Ouy Sevol Sausage4.21 MB
Covert Ecology5.31 MB
Spekulatius6.13 MB
Meaning of Tinsel8.24 MB
Image FilesJPEG
cover thumbnail32 KB
Jewel Case Back512 KB
Jewel Case Cover575 KB
Disk Label Image399 KB
InformationFormatSize
wh052_files.xmlMetadata6.13 KB
wh052_meta.xmlMetadata3.23 KB
wh052_reviews.xmlMetadata1.32 KB
Other FilesUnknown
wh052_rules.conf7 B

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Average Rating: [5.0 out of 5 stars]

Reviewer: Michael Sandler - [5.0 out of 5 stars] - August 14, 2006
Subject: Challenging...
...but coherent, visionary, and above all bweepy.
So, interesting scales in those guitar runs LOL!
This is cool. Just download it!

Reviewer: mystified - [5.0 out of 5 stars] - February 17, 2005
Subject: Cool
Interesting little experiments, revealing a true sophistication. Sounds change tempo and pitch, mixing wildly with one another-- guitar riffs percolate and emanate-- good stuff really!

Reviewer: Silver Fox - [5.0 out of 5 stars] - February 17, 2005
Subject: i am a huge WHR fan...
so this is perfect, to hear the roots of the tree, called WHR!

covert!

you are are so funny, CP!


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