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Brizbomb

1401 (2LP)

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*2024 stock. 300 copies limited edition* "It started in 2005 by colliding electrons against ferromagnetic material on a ribbon of rust to eventually excite phosphors behind cathode ray tube unless the thermal velocity of the yoke over modulates and restricts the flow of 60/40 rosin core anodized black under a waveform monitor. Plaid vectors, white fur, hex schmitt triggers, oxygen free copper and temperatures above 50° are equally as important mediums as 70% cocao in this cross disciplinary multimedia artistic psychosis of technology and subconscious. Although our last meeting was transparent and fruitful, it lacked the negative induction that we once found to be entertaining with Society of Broadcast Engineers (SBE) certification knowledge fading like aging capacitors leaking AC to the tune of heavy drone torch ballads. Never again will the seeds of radioactive calcium sink into the teeth of wisdom. It is lost, abandoned, beyond all devilish corn binders and orphaned Studebakers. Geometric waves complete all Lucas powered memory cycles when planting ideas under the right moon with zero g's and quad switching cross-pollination of moods inside every high saline lagoon float tank - Laguna de On. The escape of Mariah for all things wide and far will benefit small flightless creatures and removal of all tin hats at the edge of cellular reception with full bellies of fry jacks - only possible with all switches in the British position." - Brizbomb

Details
Cat. number: 1401
Year: 2014

Release notes

Recorded in real time at Westside Welding and Machine in Vancouver WA USA in January 2014. Limited to 300 copies: 200 in [url=http://www.discogs.com/Brizbomb-1401/release/6063177]black[/url] 100 in blue (this)

Tracklist
AUntitled
BUntitled
CUntitled
DUntitled
Credits
Sharon Svec
Design
Timothy Stollenwerk
Mastered By
Matt Brislawn
Music By
Robert Delahanty
Photography By