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Ferial Confine

Meiosis

Label: Siren

Format: CD

Genre: Electronic

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*2022 stock* Ferial Confine is an early Andrew Chalk experimental, somewhat noise-based project. Meiosis was originally released as a cassette on Broken Flag in 1985. You can certainly hear the influence of The New Blockaders and, to some extent, Whitehouse (no shouting, though), but Meiosis is a fine example of what was 'in the air' for a small amount of people scattered around the world at the time. I think the thing that keeps a lot of this music so relevant is the purity and uncompromising nature of the sounds. Without computer technology, this sort of sound barrage was difficult and time-consuming to accomplish. As with a lot of recordings in those heady days, the effort that was put in led to a very detailed refusal of what passed for music (and life in general) at the time. The two part title track is particularly harrowing, but some of the other nine pieces display peeks of the melancholy beauty Andrew is known for today.

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Cat. number: SIREN 22
Year: 2013
Notes:

Reissue. Limited edition of 500 copies. Packaged in facsimile mini LP style sleeve with Japanese language obi strip. The Disk Union copies (Japan) have a special insert.