Different Geographies, by Collectress

Different Geographies

by Collectress

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1.	Words (Saturn) 03:27		buy track
2.	Mauswerk 04:58	info	buy track
3.	Harbour 06:24		buy track
4.	In the Streets, in the Fields 05:54		buy track
5.	Cardboard 02:32		buy track
6.	Landing 05:54		buy track
7.	Archive 01:53		buy track
8.	She Must Shut Her Eyes 02:58		buy track
9.	Words (Mars) 03:26		buy track
10.	Roaming Bones 09:15		buy track

about

Different Geographies is a record named in response to the realities of close collaboration at a distance. The phrase, the idea and the method grew out of the fact that we have been living quite different lives, in often far flung spaces for the last few years. Like the slowly evolving layers of the landscape speak to a geologist, the tracks on the album are a record of the ways that our individual lives and experiences have inspired, interrupted or influenced our collective music making over the last 5 years.

"These organic tonalities are beautifully immersive" - Prog Magazine

"Different Geographies is an exploration of both traditions and technology, a fusion of neo-classical chamber pop and radical experimentation. It is varied and connected, intuitive and vibrant" -- Folk Radio

credits

released March 6, 2020

Collectress are:

Alice Eldridge - cello, Korg MS10, laptop feedback, piano, Rhodes, vocals, percussion

Rebecca Waterworth - cello, piano, vocals, percussion

Caroline Weeks - flute, guitar, Yamaha VSS200, piano, Rhodes, vocals, percussion

Quinta - violin, piano, Rhodes, Korg MS10, Yamaha VSS200, vocals, percussion, saw

Featuring:
Andy Waterworth - Double Bass (In the Streets, in the Fields & Landing)
Pepo the dog - vocals (In the Streets, In the Fields)

Credits:
Engineered by Joe Watson (Stereolab)
Mixed by TJ Allen (Bat for Lashes, Portishead)
Mastered by Dylan Beattie

Thanks:
Arthur Jeffes (Penguin Café) for recording Andy; Peter Buckley and Frederic Nabet for food and love.

Collectress honour intuition and process – music emerges on the fly or is spun from long periods of playing and sharing; talking and swapping. Their compelling narratives are dark and light by turns, cellos sing over jagged krauty synth harmonies, electronic glitches interrupt melodic violin lines, handmade percussion and found sound weave among layered vocals and well-directed mischief.

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