The Winding, by Core of the Coalman, Jorge Boehringer

The Winding

by Core of the Coalman, Jorge Boehringer

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Soloman Tump I discovered you via Heinous Whining #4 earlier this year, and I love this collection of tracks. Cheers Favorite track: Local Infinities (3).

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1.	Owl and Elf Speak 05:56	buy track
2.	Local Infinities (1) 07:38	buy track
3.	Local Infinities (2) 05:50	buy track
4.	Local Infinities (3) 03:28	buy track
5.	Hospital Curtain and Crossing 06:29	buy track
6.	a poem of at least two layers 01:37	buy track
7.	Ringing Roger 06:47	buy track
8.	Anton PSR-37 03:49	buy track
9.	The Constant Weather 03:14	buy track
10.	Clough Life and Meds 07:06	buy track
11.	From Down Below 04:05	buy track
12.	an invitation to visit the new neighbors 04:12	buy track
13.	field recordings from the Rosy X birdhouse 03:10	buy track
14.	Friendly Garden of Drifting Ghosts 01:40	buy track
15.	(and following an interlude) Whether What Happens 11:22	buy track

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A little melody is made by the wind, and winds up different in different weather. It wakes up on different days and puts on a different suit, it goes out in different weather and has different conversations with friends, hears different birds (and fish). It writes these down in different tunings, and teaches them to an owl. When the owl sings it back at night it sounds different, and when Anton Yamaha sings it, its very peculiar. Nevertheless, everyday the melody thinks it is all the same. It feels like the year is a record with its grooves played down, played, like John Prine sings, "so many times that the memories are worn. " But what the melody can't understand (because it can't really hear itself only 'catch' itself offsides, the way we catch our shadows), is that there never was any original, only variations each becoming, and each one original, each one part of itself. Sometimes even less: just a landscape to project itself into, and landscape it is also part of, becoming as any part of it becomes, and shared by all the parts, all of us if you want to.

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released September 30, 2020

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Core of the Coalman UK

Sound Artist, Noise Fanatic, Amp Worshiper,
Environmental Experimentalist, Music Composer:
(installations and ensembles or soloists
(with or without electronics [and/or computers])

Experimentalist exploring spatial listening, phenomenologies of temporality, and interaction with information and instruments in everyday life and dreams. ... more

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