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1.1 The Catastrophist1.2 Ox Duke1.3 Rock on Vocals - Todd Rittmann Written-By - David Essex1.4 Gopher Island1.5 Shake Hands with Danger1.6 The Clearing Fills2.1 Gesceap2.2 Hot Coffee2.3 Yonder Blue Vocals - Georgia Hubley Written-By - Georgia Hubley, Tortoise2.4 Tesseract2.5 At Odds with Logic |
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| | Description: | Simply put, Tortoise has spent nearly 25 years making music that defies description. While the Chicago-based instrumental quintet has nodded to dub, rock, jazz, electronica and minimalism throughout it's revered and influential six-album discography, the resulting sounds have always been distinctly, even stubbornly, their own. It's a fact that remains true on The Catastrophist, Tortoise's first studio album in nearly seven years. And it's an album where moody, synth-swept jams like the opening title track cozy up next to hypnotic, bass-and-beat missives like Shake Hands With Danger and a downright strange cover of David Essex's 1973 radio smash Rock On sung by U.S. Maple's Todd Rittman. Also included is the bittersweet, honest-to-goodness soul ballad Yonder Blue, sung by Yo La Tengo's Georgia Hubley. We'd finished the track and decided it would be good to have vocals on it, recalls McEntire. Robert Wyatt was our first choice, but he had just retired and politely said no. We were discussing asking Georgia to do something, but not that track in particular. Then we realized it would totally work. Throughout, the songs transcend expectations as often as they delight the eardrums. Tortoise, comprised of multi-instrumentalists Dan Bitney, John Herndon, Doug McCombs, John McEntire and Jeff Parker, has always thrived on sudden bursts of inspiration. And for The Catastrophist, the spark came in 2010 when the group was commissioned by the City of Chicago to compose a suite of music rooted in it's ties to the area's noted jazz and improvised music communities. Tortoise then performed those five loose themes at a handful of concerts, and when we finally got around to talking about a new record, the obvious solution to begin with was to take those pieces and see what else we could do with them, says McEntire, at whose Soma Studios the band recorded the new album. It turned out that for them to work for Tortoise, they needed a bit more of a rethink in terms of structure. They're all pretty different in the sense that at first they were just heads and solos. Now, they're orchestrated and complex. As ever, Tortoise has conjured sounds on The Catastrophist that aren't being purveyed anywhere else in music today. There's a deeply intuitive interplay between the group members that comes only from two decades of experimentation, revision and improvisation. And at a time when our brains are constantly bombarded by myriad distractions, The Catastrophist reminds us that there's something much greater out there. All we have to do is listen., Runningtime: 00:00:00, Band [Tortoise Is]: Dan Bitney, Band [Tortoise Is]: Douglas McCombs, Band [Tortoise Is]: Jeff Parker, Band [Tortoise Is]: John Herndon, Band [Tortoise Is]: John McEntire, Design: Sheila Sachs, Mastered By: Roger Seibel, Performer: Tortoise, Photography By: Juco, Recorded By, Mixed By: John McEntire, Written-By: David Essex, Written-By: Georgia Hubley, Written-By: Tortoise, Vocals: Todd Rittmann, Vocals: Georgia Hubley, Labelcode TJ406.1 (THRILL 406), Phonographic Copyright (p) Thrill Jockey Records, Recorded At Soma Electronic Music Studios, Mixed At Soma Electronic Music Studios, Mastered At SAE Mastering, Mastered At Record Technology Incorporated, Published By Music Of Stage Three, Published By Stage Three Music, Published By Onions Wrapped In Rubber Music, Published By Roshashauna Music | | | N° de titres: |
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