Lamb, Johny ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0001-7654-1004 and Reeder, Philip (2019) Still Every Year They Went. [Composition]
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Item Type: | Composition |
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Creators: | Lamb, Johny and Reeder, Philip |
Abstract / Summary: | On 15 April 2015, Philip Reeder and Thirty Pounds of Bone (Johny Lamb) went to sea aboard the Girl Emily, a 1974 commercial line fishing boat sailing out of Custom House Quay in Falmouth, Cornwall. Despite the inherently risible endeavour, vocal performances accompanied by guitar, shruti-box and two Monotribe synthesizers were captured by a variety of microphones alongside guest performances by bow-waves, seagulls, coastguard helicopters and various sea creatures. The sound of the boat, her engines, her wake, the creaks of her hull and her propeller are a fundamental challenge but also material for the album Still Every Year They Went. The songs from or about the sea, and its associated practices, were taken back to the water—set amidst the environment of their origins. An unlikely collaboration emerges between Thirty Pounds of Bone’s dredger-paced lo-fi, and the phonographic studio methods employed by Reeder. The result is an album of material that speaks to older traditions, made relevant by a methodology that seeks new ways to render traditional song. |
Official URL: | https://thirtypoundsofbone.armellodie.com/album/st... |
Date: | 29 November 2019 |
Subjects: | Technology > Digital Works > Digital Artefact Music > Digital Music Music Music > Musical Performance Music > Popular Music Music > Sound Art |
Courses by Department: | Academy of Music & Theatre Arts |
Depositing User: | Philip Reeder |
Date Deposited: | 06 Mar 2017 10:30 |
Last Modified: | 09 Oct 2024 13:51 |
URI: | https://repository.falmouth.ac.uk/id/eprint/1931 |
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