Jib Kidder
New Works For Realistic Mixer
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2016 release. Following 2015's Teaspoon To The Ocean, Jib Kidder delivers an uncanny dance LP featuring no-input mixer sequenced together with drum machine. It steers the chaotic atmosphere of Lou Reed's Metal Machine Music (1975) towards an emotive tide of information that, whether too much or too little, makes it hard to grasp but easy to eat up. If electronic music has been made familiar (through musique concréte or Lee Gamble) with the conversion of noise into dance, New Works For Realistic Mixer circumscribes this progression within a less stable relationship: what might be called, after Stella, the marriage of reason and squalor.
Release notes
Back Cover: written & recorded New York, NY, 2013-2015 Care of Editions uses the profits from selling vinyl records to pay people for downloading the same music. The amount one receives is equal, in dollars, to the download edition number. As records sell, more downloads become available. This chart shows the correlation between vinyl sales and download availability. We also use it to mark the edition number of each record. Universität der Künste Berlin Graduiertenschule Other Notes: [?] in…
| A1 | 01 VT200508 | ||
| A2 | 06 DopR2RNAi;+ | ||
| A3 | 09 w1118 (isoCJ1) | ||
| A4 | 03 G419 2-35 | ||
| A5 | 08 fmm;+ | ||
| A6 | 05 OK371 | ||
| B1 | 07 KC-abp | ||
| B2 | 04 Sechellia | ||
| B3 | 02 PPL-ab | ||
| B4 | 10 KC-gain |
- Seth Lower
- Cover [Cover Photo], Photography By [Cover Photo]
- Seth Weiner
- Layout
- Adam Asnan
- Mastered By
- SSC
- Mixed By [Mixer], Drum Machine, Written-By, Recorded By
