Hello. Straight in with it this week. Am totally feeling this Sindre Bjerga & Robert Horton CD on Blackest Rainbow. Am not massively familiar with either artist. I've heard bits by 'em and liked what I've heard but many releases have passed me by. They're both pretty prolific artists. Here the 2 experimentalists joining forces to make some proper crazy leftfield music which is pretty hard to pigeonhole. The press release is totally spot on where it says they create multiple instrument based layered drone to down right weirdness and outsider vibes. I'd struggle to put it any better myself!! There's some elements of psyche folk in there 'n all.. It's pretty far out I have to say but spend some time with its haunting lovelyness and you'll see it's weirdly compulsive. In between a jaffa cake and a hob knob I think. 'Can't Go There Fast Enough To Get There Early' is CD only in an edition of 264 copies on the super fine Blackest Rainbow label. Well worth checking out!!
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ROBERT HORTON AND SINDRE BJERGA - Can't Go Fast Enough to Get There Early CD Wild and eclectic mail collaborations from one of America's most recently on fire jammers Robert Horton, and Norway's drone master Sindre Bjerga. Both have incredibly solid resumes of collaborations and releases, what with Sindre's ongoing collaboration with Jan Iversen, and Robert's collaborations with Tom Carter and the Mudsuckers crew of Pete and Gabe (of Yellow Swans), which also includes Carter. 'Can't Go Faster Enough to Get There Early' features a massive range of instruments and sounds, from multiple instrument based layered drone to down right weirdness, and total outsider vibes. Also features Hal Hughes, Lisa Graves and Jan Iversen. Glass mastered CDs, limited to 264 in white digipaks with stickered covers and a small 4 page insert of liner notes. Please note some tracks feature digital clicks and pops, this is meant to be there.