Sticky Shed
by Tim Olive
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Originally released on Korm Plastics/NDWICM in November 2022
Cover by Rutger Zuydervelt
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Sticky Shed 1
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Sticky Shed 2
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Tim Olive — tuning forks, spring reverb
Recorded and mixed in Kobe, May 2022
Mastered by James Armstrong
Originally released on DAT by Korm Plastics/NDWICM in November 2022. Priced here in accordance with label request.
Bauke van der Wal, Vital Weekly:
"Sticky Shed" is almost 15 minutes of the sound of tuning forks and spring reverb. And you might now think the same as I was thinking: "how can that be interesting?" Well, it is! First of all, tuning forks aren't only available in one frequency (we all know the 440Hz from music lessons) but come in all sizes and materials. Because of their purpose, the sound of tuning forks is pure, so they generate a great starting point. Even though they touch the 'pain' point quite often, it never hurts. The combination with the raw edge of the spring emphasizes the purity of the forks. The digital version has an extra track which amazed me: way more subdued, lower frequencies, dronier and less experimental.
Recorded and mixed in Kobe, May 2022
Mastered by James Armstrong
Originally released on DAT by Korm Plastics/NDWICM in November 2022. Priced here in accordance with label request.
Bauke van der Wal, Vital Weekly:
"Sticky Shed" is almost 15 minutes of the sound of tuning forks and spring reverb. And you might now think the same as I was thinking: "how can that be interesting?" Well, it is! First of all, tuning forks aren't only available in one frequency (we all know the 440Hz from music lessons) but come in all sizes and materials. Because of their purpose, the sound of tuning forks is pure, so they generate a great starting point. Even though they touch the 'pain' point quite often, it never hurts. The combination with the raw edge of the spring emphasizes the purity of the forks. The digital version has an extra track which amazed me: way more subdued, lower frequencies, dronier and less experimental.
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