Spheruleus – Forgotten Outland (2011)
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The Record
Harry Towell’s Spheruleus release Forgotten Outland deliberately presents degraded instrumental samples and field recordings as if they came from an old record abandoned in a farm building. Resting Bell connects the project with rural Lincolnshire and Towell’s previous label work. Three pieces, ‘Wilting Bounds,’ ‘Grey Haze’ and ‘Grass Stands Green,’ make up this short collection.
Release details
- Release
- Album / curated collection
- Genre
- Ambient / Experimental / Field Recording
- Released
- 2011-02-25
- Edition
- 3-file MP3 edition
- Source license
- CC BY-NC-ND 3.0
- Running time
- 23:35
Tracklist
- Wilting Bounds
- Grey Haze
- Grass Stands Green
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Transfer Report
Selected edition: 3-file MP3 edition from the documented source. 3 audio files, 57,532,134 bytes and 23:35 of measured audio.
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Selected the source’s complete 3-recording MP3 edition in its documented file order.
Three source tracks constitute the collection. ‘Grey Haze’ is the proper song spelling. The aged-record scenario is an intentional presentation, not literal archival discovery provenance. Source and edition notes.
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