MEMBRANES, by Membranes

MEMBRANES

by Membranes

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1.	Kingdom Come 05:44	buy track
2.	Call my Name (vocals : Mark Stewart) 07:03	buy track
3.	Horror Reggae 06:53	buy track
4.	Alexander Graham Bell (vocals : Adolfo Luxùria Canibal) 01:32	buy track
5.	I Am Chaos (vocals : Mark Stewart) 04:06	buy track
6.	Birds Hotel 03:36	buy track
7.	Wilderness Of Statics (vocals : Ivo Machel) 07:38	buy track
8.	Gardens of the Foundation 03:10	buy track
9.	Crente (vocals : Adolfo Luxùria Canibal) 01:36	buy track
10.	A Bird Flight 04:15	buy track

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“ Membranes is a ghost record of Benjamin Brejon & Jonathan Uliel Saldanha which is an ever unfinished non-record.
We started it in 2007. And finished it a million times. But never really.
I found this set of mixes in a forgotten cloud and Les Intérêts Spécifiques decided to release them as is.
But it's just a version and a format. Principle of dub is the ghost and replicas. The ghost of a ghost. Substitutions. No original master. Remixes of a lost source. Like translating a non-native language to another language. passing things to others;

This tape release is disclosing an active archive : a Polaroid picture of a zone of sound, rhythms, lyrics,dynamics of a non quantifiable or particular moment in history. Could have been recorded yesterday or tomorrow. Or not recorded at all. This mix surfaced back from the abysses .”

–Benjamin Brejon

Recorded in Porto, Portugal.

credits

released March 21, 2023

Benjamin Brejon / Jonathan Uliel Saldanha : instruments
Vocals :
Adolfo Luxùria Canibal
Ivo Machel
Mark Stewart
Strings : Henrique Fernandes ( double bass), Mathieu Werchowski ( violin)
Mixed & produced by Jonathan Uliel Saldanha
Published by Les Intérêts Spécifiques [LIS002]
Sleeve : Kristin Gerwien / Julius Brejon

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LES INTÉRÊTS SPÉCIFIQUES est une collection de documents sonores organisé selon une logique propre, et édités le plus souvent en cassette.

SPECIFIC INTERESTS is a collection of sound documents, organised according to a specific logic, and usually published on cassette. ... more

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