Anadol – Uzun Havalar
Recorded on an island off the coast of Queensland, Australia, Hayman Island Sessions is a spiritual set of long-form improvisations featuring the Chinese guzheng, a 16-string zither that was typically used in traditional court and folk music in ancient China. “There Are Many Moods Of Tropical Exultation” captures a twilight duo setting with plenty of room noise alongside the guzheng’s mystical twang. 22-minutes long, the piece flows into a deep droning as the harmonics of the two stringed instruments blend together into one. “Stand For The Rush” is a wonderful clash of sounds with pummeling drum machine percussion meeting dub chords that echo out like wisps of smoke while the guzheng adds a sharp twang to the mostly muted textures. “These Waves All Look The Same (Gun Street Girl Revisited)” brings vocals into the fold for a sort of ambient folk where filtered guitar frequencies are processed into room and chest rattling sub.
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Tracklist:
1 There Are Many Moods Of Tropical Exultation (Glorious Union Field)
2 Stand For The Rush
3 These Waves All Look The Same (Gun Street Girl Revisited)
Credits:
Released by Are You Before and Total Stasis.
Originally released by Breakdance The Dawn.
Artwork by Musheto Fernández.
Mastered by Amir Shoat.
Hayman Island Sessions was recorded on the land of the Ngaro people and produced on the land of the Gadigal people. The sovereignty of these lands was never ceded.
