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Some Past's Future
CD Album 2001 | Silber 018 21 tracks, 62 minutes $12 ($18 international, $5 download (256 kbps, ~107 megs)) |
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Down-to-earth drone repetition,
from quiet to to noisy, and screaming.... Anyway, this is just Brian playing
around with his twelve string guitar. Very simple. Very raw. Fucking great.
~ You Killed King Kong Lacking any commercial appeal
whatsoever, one man band Brian John Mitchell (the man who is Remora) obviously
isn't playing the game the way most folks think it ought to be played.
While this is the first proper Remora album, Mitchell had previously released
five independent cassettes. A question that may arise among listeners:
Are Remora tunes art...or junk? While folks are debating that question,
Mitchell will most likely be onto his next endeavor...leaving puzzled listeners
along the way to ponder and attempt to figure out what he has created.
Beginning with the heady drone of "10,004," Some Past's Future goes
off in all directions foreign and unknown. We definitely prefer the experimental
instrumentals to the vocal tracks with recognizable lyrics. Not surprisingly,
Mitchell has ties with experimental kingpins Pineal Ventana (with whom
some of these tracks share a similar sound). Strange and disjointed, this
album is definitely NOT for everyone...
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