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2001-06-27 02:34Lance @ Inaudible>Leaf Newsletter #45 > >26 June 2001 > > >This newsletter contains details of the followin
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quoted 191 lines Leaf Newsletter #45>Leaf Newsletter #45 > >26 June 2001 > > >This newsletter contains details of the following: > >1. GORODISCH - Thurn & Taxis mini-album release >2. GORODISCH launch party >3. Other Leaf events >4. Mail order info > > >1. NEW RELEASE >GORODISCH - Thurn & Taxis > >formats: mini-LP (DOCK 22) & CD (DOCK 22CD) >release date: Monday 25th June 2001 >mail order price: LP: 6.00 GBP (+p&p) / CD: 6.00 GBP (+p&p) - please >reply to this email for mail order info >barcode: LP: UPC 0666017021218 / CD : UPC 0666017021225 > >Thurn & Taxis is the first full release by Gorodisch, aka Stephen >Cracknell. The recordings were put together during 2000 and the >early part of 2001, bringing together traditional British folk-song >and more synthetic influences, making for a thoroughly contemporary >sound that's woozily out of time. With live cello provided by >Stephen Wolff and horns by Primal Scream's Duncan Mackay >embellishing Cracknell's guitar work and programming, it's an >alluring voyage of restlessness and melody. > >Thurn & Taxis is a nod to American author Thomas Pynchon's novel, >The Crying Of Lot 49, which traces oblique clues towards a shadowy >courier company established in medieval Europe, long since driven >underground. Gorodisch's album strongly evokes these ideas of secret >communications and the way reality is coloured by the passage of >time and memory. Beauty in confusion, if you like. > >The recording of Thurn & Taxis was interrupted by a spell last year >touring as part of Badly Drawn Boy's band (alongside Fridge). >Previously Cracknell bought and sold secondhand records for a living >and played guitar on releases for the now-defunct Cup Of Tea label, >as well as gracing remixes by Grantby. Later he co-founded reissue >label Trunk Records, home to the Super Sounds Of Bosworth and >legendary soundtrack to seventies cult movie, The Wicker Man. More >recently, Cracknell has contributed to David Holmes' Buffalo Soldier >soundtrack. > >Two other Gorodisch tracks have previously appeared on The Leaf >Label: the first, 'Omaha', surfacing on The Leaf Label's Osmosis >compilation (1999), while 'Cariad' was recorded for the most recent >Invisible Soundtracks 12" (and also appeared on Susumu Yokota's much >heralded LeafCompilation mix CD). Expect a full-length Gorodisch >album in 2002. > >"Stealth-like combinations of live strings, guitars and filmic >sampling with understated beats, choosing to bastardize elements in >ways that avoid obvious jazz/folk/psych taggings. Smooth." DJ >magazine, 4/5 > > >CD: 12": >1. A1. Setting Sail >2. A2. Moth To The Flame >3. A3. B.O.F. >4. B1. A Time To Listen >5. B2. The Strangest Feeling >6. B3. Blues For Pablo Money >7. B4. Homeward > > >2. The Main Ingredient and The Leaf Label present: > >An Evening With Gorodisch. > > >Thurn & Taxis launch party. > >Wednesday 11 July 2001. >Plastic People, Curtain Road, London EC1. >£3. >9pm-2am. >info: 020 7733 1818. > >DJs Gorodisch, Pablo Money, Kieran Hebden (Four Tet) plus Special Guest. > >Yes, summer's here and the time is right for violent >revolution/dancing in the streets (delete where applicable), so >before it disappears all too quickly, our hero Gorodisch has >persuaded professional anorak & amateur DJ Premier wannabe Paul >McGee aka Pablo Money to forego his seat on the deck chair and join >him on the turntables once again for a night of madness in the booth >and hip-shaking on the floor. > >The venue is the splendid Plastic People in deepest Shoreditch, home >to one of the finest sound systems in London. > >Representing the new school will be Kieran Hebden (Fridge/Four Tet), >fresh from his recent musical missions across the globe. The book is >already open on which Joni Mitchell tune he will drop in the midst >of a dancehall frenzy. Rumours also abound of other noted bods >around town drifting by to join in the merriment and entertain your >good-good selves, so come prepared to dance and to show your moves >to the people. > >All of the above entertainment will be available to you the public >at the knockdown price of £3 - you can't say fairer than that, >especially if you can't pronounce your 'f's, 't's & 'h's. > >For those of you still nonplussed by all of the above, here's a list >of the tunes currently on rotation on the Pablo Money gramophone: >Pete Rock: Get Involved (BBE) >Gil Evans: La Nevada (Impulse) >Future Sound Of London: Meadows (promo) >War: Four Cornered Room (Blue Note) >MOP: Ante Up (Remix) (Loud) >Professor Longhair: Big Chief Pt. 1 (Rhino) >Pep Love & Dilated Peoples: Fight Club (Hieroglyphics Imperium) >Christine Perfect: And That's Saying A Lot (CBS) >Southside Movement: I've Been Watching You (20th Century) >The Geoff Love Orchestra: Three Days Of The Condor (MFP) > >The Gorodisch Dirty Dozen > >Julie Driscoll: I Know You Love Me Not' (MFP) >Mike Westbrook: Awakening' (Deram) >St Germain: Sure thing (Todd Edwards Mix) (Blue Note) >Don Cherry: Universal Mother (Atlantic) >Custom Blue: Stucture (Island Blue) >Herbert: Bodily Functions (Stud!o K7) >Anne Briggs: The Snows They Melt The Soonest (Topic) >Redman & DJ Kool: Lets Get Dirty (Def Jam) >Blaze: You Dont Really Love Me (Motown) >Bert Jansch: Blackwaterside (Transatlantic) >Foxy Brown: Oh Yeah (Def Jam) >Black Sabbath: Behind The Wall Of Sleep (Vertigo) > > >2. OTHER LEAF EVENTS > >Saturday June 30 >Knitting Factory, NYC, USA >310 + Manitoba + Oval > >Wednesday July 11 >Plastic People, Curtain Road, London, UK >Gorodisch + Pablo Money + Four Tet + special guest > >Friday July 13 >Klein Social, Vienna, Austria >Tony Morley + Four Tet > >Saturday July 14 >Belgrade, Yugoslavia >Tony Morley + Four Tet > >Sunday July 15 >Soundscapes, Belgrade, Yugoslavia >Tony Morley + Four Tet > >Friday July 20 >The Big Chill Enchanted Garden Festival, Wiltshire, UK >Manitoba > >Saturday July 21 >The Big Chill Enchanted Garden Festival, Wiltshire, UK >Tony Morley > >Sunday July 22 >Slack Sabbath, Hanbury Arms Ballroom, London >Manitoba > >Monday July 23 >Xfm X-posure, Barfly, The Monarch, London, NW1 >Manitoba + Herbert + Organic Audio > >Wednesday July 25 >93 Feet East, Brick Lane, London >Four Tet + Manitoba > >August 17-19 >The Big Chill, Lulworth Castle, Dorset >Gorodisch > > >The Leaf Label >Suite 219, Bon Marche Building, 241 Ferndale Road, LONDON, SW9 8BJ, UK >Fax: +44 (0)20 7733 5818 >leaf@posteverything.com (please update your address books!) > >Leaf is a Posteverything label
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