Left Behind (The Tapeworm | 2019)

by John Macedo

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1.	Church the Light of the World 19:04
2.	Sixty Four Sine Waves (Aeolian D) 05:37
3.	Sixty Four Sine Waves (C Major) 05:33
4.	Sixty Four Sine Waves (G Minor) 05:37
5.	Sound for Animation that Never Happened 01:57
6.	No Input Improvisation 10:00
7.	Warm Room 09:34	info
8.	Modified Portable CD Player 02:03
9.	WORM 11:25

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This album was originally released on The Tapeworm as a cassette in an edition of 100 copies.
www.tapeworm.org.uk/ttw116.html

Now made available as a digital download by the artist.

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released September 28, 2019

“Left Behind” is a collection of studio-based works, improvisations and sound studies from 2006-2013. They were all intended for release but for one reason or another never made it out into the world.

A1: Church the Light of the World (2013)
A2: Sixty-four Sine Waves (D Aeolian) (2010)
A3: Sixty-four Sine Waves (C Major) (2010)
A4: Sixty-four Sine Waves (G Minor) (2010)
A5: Sound for Animation That Never Happened (2007)
B6: No Input Mixer Improvisation (2006)
B7: Warm Room (2012)
B8: Modified Portable CD Player (2011)
B9: WORM (2013)

“Church the Light of the World” (2013) – recorded and sound material found in London, Rotterdam, New York City, Orlando, Derry and Turin between 2009-2013. Indoor and outdoor fielding recordings, found tapes, found objects, found metal and broken cymbals, modular synthesizer and homemade electronic circuits and electronic test equipment.

“Sixty-four Sine Waves Studies: D Aeolian, C Major and G Minor” (2010) – recorded in Kentish Town, London, 2010. Max/MSP.

“Sound for Animation That Never Happened” (2007) – recorded in Archway, London, 2007. Doepfer modular synthesizer.

“No Input Mixer Improvisation” (2006) – recorded in Cricklewood, London, 2006. Mixer, effects pedals and contact mic.

“Warm Room” (2012) – recorded in New Cross, London, 2012. Voice: Frances Morgan. Doepfer modular synthesizer and SuperCollider.

“Modified Portable CD Player” (2011) – recorded in Kentish Town, London, 2011. Modified portable CD player.

“WORM” (2013) – recorded and mixed at WORM Studio in Rotterdam, Netherlands and New Cross, London, 2013. Analogue synthesizers: ARP 2500, ARP 2600, EMS VCS3, Serge Modular, Synton Syrinx, Roland SH-09 and Korg MS20.

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