two tales of lost witness marks

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1.	tale one, part 1 00:56	buy track
2.	tale one, part 2 03:12	buy track
3.	tale one, part 3 06:03	buy track
4.	tale one, part 4 05:40	buy track
5.	tale one, part 5 03:05	buy track
6.	tale two, part 1 02:18	buy track
7.	tale two, part 2 06:20	buy track
8.	tale two, part 3 06:04	buy track
9.	tale two, part 4 04:12	buy track

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Tim Gick's already-warped patchwork editing of the entire Crazy Doberman output thus far turns increasingly glitched out across the splattered quiltwork of a nine track LP on Aguirre. Any coherent sense of time departs early on the A-side; kicked off with the familiar sound of the Dobes' synth throb and Love-cry woodwinds on top of completely fried electric guitar squiggling, all suspended in spiritual foam; then battered to bits on the greasy flat top of the record's b-side.

Ringing modular synth sirens evoke alarmingly huge Southern watersnakes swimming on top of Oconee river. Total trip zone across two sides: brownouts in the sequence of events, dubby fadeouts, and bright jump cuts in space. Teases of cartoon barrlehouse tickling on the keys of a farmhouse piano and tape melt psychedelia. The recording session in Athens, Georgia was a total "CHUGFEST" recalls Frank Hurricane, the Appalachian juggalo folkie king, who joined the session with the Lafayette, Indiana crew. The presence of Hurricane's own "Life is Spiritual" mirth bulworks the record with a muddy, barefoot hippy hopefullness, steadying the log flume through the notcturnal psychic murk toward the holy morning dew. (J. Russ)

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released January 22, 2021

Artwork By – John Olson
Layout, Mixed By, Mastered By – Tim Gick
Performer – Drew Davis, Frank Hurricane, Jacob Sunderlin, Jason Filer, John Olson, Michael Potter, Paul Baldwin, Tim Gick
Recorded By – John Spiegel

Aguirre Records 2021

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