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Schlagwort-Archive: jesus jackson
Jesus Jackson und die grenzlandreiter spielen Herbert Hindringer
2001 trat Herbert Hindringer erstmals mit einer Lesung seiner Gedichte öffentlich auf – zum Glück, denn damit wurde die deutschsprachige Lyrik um eine großartige Stimme reicher. Am selben Abend – einer Veranstaltung der Literaturzeitschrift „Zeitriss“ in Augsburg – stand auch die Band Jesus Jackson und die grenzlandreiter auf der Bühne. Eine folgenreiche Begegnung: In der Folgezeit schrieb Herbert Hindringer einige Songtexte speziell für die Vertonung durch Jesus Jackson und die grenzlandreiter. Für die damals erst kurz bestehende Band eine große Ehre, denn das enorme poetische Talent von Herbert Hindringer zeigt sich auch in diesen Texten – nicht zuletzt darin, dass er sogar dem Reim-Formular, das es damals auf der Website der Band gab, statt purem Nonsens das „lied in eigener sache“ abgewinnen konnte.
Dieses Mini-Album umfasst erstmals alle Songs, die die Band auf Basis von Herbert Hindringers Texten komponiert hat.
„lied in eigener sache“ und „für euch“ waren jahrelang fester Bestandteil des Live-Repertoires von Jesus Jackson und die grenzlandreiter und sind konsequenterweise auch in den Live-Aufnahmen bereits erschienen, die man hier nochmals hören kann.
Die anderen drei Songs sind Homerecordings von die grenzlandreiter. „susi / von herbert“ und „du kannst fast alles“ werden hier zum ersten Mal veröffentlicht.
b°tong I EMERGE I If, Bwana I Gerald Fiebig: THING
With the first instalment of the THING series, attenuation circuit also celebrates the 10th anniversary of its very first vinyl release. In 2012, b°tong and EMERGE released their self-titled split LP on the label. In contrast to other split LPs, their pieces were composed specifically for this LP, with both artists sharing the same pool of sound materials to create their respective pieces. The 100 copies shared a common design created by visual artist Tine Klink, but as all sleeves were hand-painted, each copy had a recognisable, yet still unique cover. This concept earned the label a mention in recognised art director Stuart Tolley’s book “Collector’s Edition: Innovative Packaging and Graphics” (London: Thames & Hudson 2014).
In 2013, this album was followed up with another split LP by If,Bwana and Gerald Fiebig which followed the same musical and visual approach. Together, these two split albums formed attenuation circuit’s original Vinyl Series, which was soon replaced by individually conceived vinyl albums. To celebrate the anniversary of attenuation circuit’s first venture into vinyl territory, this THING collects all four sides of the two original LPs. To retain the “LP side” feel, the two pieces by If,Bwana have been transferred to the CD as only one track.
If, Bwana
Fie’s Big Organ / Recorders for Augsburg
original organ recording, Gerald Fiebig
recorders, Al Margolis
composed / assembled by Al Margolis
mixed and mastered by Tom Hamilton
ifbwana.com
Gerald Fiebig
Sustained Development
recorder (acoustic), Al Margolis
organ (acoustic), Gerald Fiebig
guitar (acoustic), Jesus Jackson
guitar (electric), Mathias Huber
organ (electric), Gerald Fiebig
recorder (electric), Gerald Fiebig
guitar (acoustic) processed by EMERGE
composed / assembled by Gerald Fiebig
Mathias Huber and Jesus Jackson appear courtesy of
Jesus Jackson und die grenzlandreiter.
The recorder (acoustic) and organ (acoustic) parts
are based on the same source recordings as track 1.
previously released on vinyl in 2013
If, Bwana/Gerald Fiebig: Split
The LP is limited to 100 copies, each in a unique sleeve hand-painted by Tine Klink. You can order it here or by e-mailing attenuation-circuit@web.de / Die LP ist auf 100 Stück limitiert, jede davon in einem handbemalten Unikat-Cover von Tine Klink. Man kann sie hier bestellen oder per Mail an attenuation-circuit@web.de
„It moves very slowly, back and forth between the different sources and just sometimes you recognize the acoustic guitar, or the recorder. Sometimes playing together, but it seems that a lot of the times they are on their own, like stars at night – moving solely in the firmament. That seems to be the case here, with very occasional interaction. If that happens, in what seems to be the middle of the record, small melodies are formed around carefully placed crackles, slowly moving a gentle drone in to fade out in the end. Nice, gentle music.“ – Frans de Waard, Vital Weekly
EMERGE / Sustained Development: Innervation
Split of minimalistic dronescapes by EMERGE and Sustained Development. Both tracks in this EP are based on guitar sounds by Jesus Jackson.
Je ein minimalistisches Drone-Ambient-Stück von EMERGE und Sustained Development. Beide basieren auf Gitarrensounds von Jesus Jackson.
Gerald Fiebig ::: audio art 