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46000 FIBRES - Reconstructed LP Documentary the songs disappear altogether


46000 FIBRES - Reconstructed LP Documentary the songs disappear altogether

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the songs disappear altogether

the NYC quartet creates sonic landscapes using pedal steel

and reading in a sonic double of the places they occurred

Deceptively catchy and barbed with hooks

During the first decade of his rule he had actively supported various artists of the Jazz scene and was even taking artist like Kamal Keila along with him to trips throughout Africa

46000 FIBRES - Reconstructed LP Documentary the songs disappear altogetherOriginal deadstock copies of 46,000 Fibres Reconstructed, an album released on short lived South London label Dyscfunctional in 1999. 46,000 Fibres are a UK based improvisational group, formed in 1993 out of a group called Koven oe, which included Robin Rimbaud (aka Scanner). When he left, the remaining trio of Richard Clarke, Tonal Davidson (aka Tonal D) and Leon Maurice Jones decided to switch from structured material to explore electro acoustic

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