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Fabric

A Sort Of Radiance

FormatLPLabelSpectrum SpoolsGenreElectronic

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Matthew Mullane is a Chicago multi-instrumentalist performing under the guise of Fabric. Here we have a fine suite of compositions which embark on a voyage through darkness of night and the brightness of day. Washed-out dark colors and static pulses sweep across your stereo painting a portrait of intense yearning and determination. Recorded over the course of a year, Matthew has constructed a multi-dimensional organism of sound that has perplexing depth and astounding detail. The album reveals new shapes and sizes with repeat listens and is truly a work which you can submerge yourself in to get lost. "Leaving The House" is an energetic workout with its dense, ultraviolet fog and stream-like melodies. Then there's the vignettes such as "Orange And Red" or "Containers," that branch out into unfamiliar territory in their own special ways, synthesizing a journey far from home. So far, Fabric releases have appeared in very small editions including a split with Sparkling Wide Pressure and a practically non-existent cassette on Fairchild Tapes. Spectrum Spools is proud to kick off the label by presenting the debut Fabric album. Cut by Rashad Becker at Dubplates & Mastering, January 2011.

Details
Cat. number: SP001
Year: 2011

Release notes

Recorded 2009-2010. Cut January 2011. Special thanks to: Familiy, Olivia, Hazel, John, Charles and all of my friends who listened. © 2011 Spectrum Spools. Released in association with Editions Mego.

Tracklist
A1Orange And Red
A2Leaving The House
A3High Ceilings
A4Camera
A5Left
B1Containers
B2Light Float
B3Controls
B4Soft Disconnect
Credits
Jennifer Gomez
Design, Layout [Assistance]
Mike Pollard
Design, Layout [Assistance]
Rashad Becker
Lacquer Cut By
Matthew Mullane
Painting [Front And Reverse], Recorded By

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