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Little Skull – Untitled (LP, Clear smoky)
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Little Skull

Untitled (LP, Clear smoky)

FormatLPLabelHorn of PlentyGenreExperimental

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Necessary, and slightly expanded, vinyl edition of the first Little Skull long player which was originally released as a micro-edition CD-R in 2009. Written, performed and recorded by Dean Brown on borrowed and home made instruments during a year spent living  in a cold colonial-era house across the street from Len Lye's childhood home in Aro Valley, Wellington NZ. Fashioning a bass from a coffee can and elastic band, using the home's antique doorbell, and unavoidably including the seeping sounds of domestic hum and clutter; Untitled is a raw and vital document cognate with later Little Skull offerings as it teases elemental folk, noise, rock and chamber music from the barest of tools.

Details
Cat. number: HOP13
Year: 2022

Format

Slightly expanded, vinyl edition of the first Little Skull long player which was originally released as a micro-edition CD-R in 2009.

Presented on clear smoke effect vinyl with a printed foldover cover and handmade semi-opaque cracked outer cover.

Release notes

Slightly expanded, vinyl edition of the first Little Skull long player which was originally released as a micro-edition CD-R in 2009. Presented on clear smoke effect vinyl with a printed foldover cover and handmade semi-opaque cracked outer cover.

Tracklist
A1Untitled6:33
A2Untitled2:05
A3Untitled1:50
A4Untitled2:14
A5Untitled2:16
A6Untitled3:25
B1Untitled1:23
B2Untitled2:19
B3Untitled4:20
B4Untitled1:23
B5Untitled2:34
B6Untitled2:33
B7Untitled2:17
Credits
Karolina Kołodziej
Art Direction
Nick Hamilton
Executive-Producer
Alex Cobb
Producer [Associate]
Mikey Young
Supervised By [Sound Supervision]
Soundohm

“Subtle, intricate, and introspective, while remaining raw, immediate and direct, it’s one of those records that draws you into its depths and keeps you exploring the slow evolutions of its depths.”

Bradford Bailey
13 April 2023
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