new album four years in the making! orders for tapes will be open for a few weeks then start shipping out in early august, each one will come with a lil unique clay duck figurine. thanks for listening! https://t.co/KMi4AGgYqi
still some tapes of our James Ferraro cover 'Marble Surf 2' available, now only £5. comes with a tape-only alternate take on the b-side https://t.co/XUYQRIWkMR
⭐️ TRACK-BY-TRACK REVIEW ⭐️
A candid ode to friendly Chinese ducks through gorgeous waddling rhythms and interesting fusions
and seem to make promise of meeting again tomorrow – A Name For Both Of Us (@nameforboth)
https://t.co/0jFUwG3JjQ
Mail day part 3!
This time its this wonderful album called "and seem to make promise of meeting again tomorrow" by @nameforboth
The colorful duck figurine made of clay fits the album art perfectly.
Such a cute idea 🧡
Link in the comments 🙂
@M00NofS0rr0W haha yes that's the one! i've always loved ducks and something about the phrasing of the captions on that inspired the whole concept to the album when i first saw it years ago. thanks so much for picking up one of the tapes!
new album four years in the making! orders for tapes will be open for a few weeks then start shipping out in early august, each one will come with a lil unique clay duck figurine. thanks for listening! https://t.co/KMi4AGgYqi
new album four years in the making! orders for tapes will be open for a few weeks then start shipping out in early august, each one will come with a lil unique clay duck figurine. thanks for listening! https://t.co/KMi4AGgYqi
"Recorded over around four years, this tape also takes great inspiration from some of my favourite music from Africa, especially mbira, highlife and soukous, combining both original pieces influenced by these styles and some remixes and covers of particular favourites."
"Inspired by a short video from People's Daily China about a group of ducks who would meet up together every morning and go to play at the river. These tracks imagine a day in the life of those ducks."
@IGLOOGHOST this is actually super relatable. likewise spent so much of my time as a kid in the 90s / early 00s poring over the details in those early CGI renders in e.g. ads in video game magazines etc., and also articulates well how i would approach playing outside and stuff
@HaydenMerrick96@firerecordings aaaah the bardo pond peel session! i remember hearing it live all that time ago and taping 'destroying angel' to cassette, re-listened to it endlessly. great to hear it again, still sounds so amazing