If you have a blurry line between what constitutes noise and what constitutes music, then you will like this strange album from the boys in a band called Women.
Recorded using ghetto blasters, old tape machines in a basement as well as in an outdoor culvert and a crawlspace, Women create music, which is at times more like noise.
Although you could argue that music can be created through random banging and clanging, there is the flipside where anyone could go in their basement and play around with passé stereo equipment and make an album. Keep reading
Annie Wenstrup, The Museum of Unnatural Histories
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1997:
Breaking sounds like a glacier
calving. Like ice sheets crashing
onto saves. A wave is water
oscillating between the moon’s pull
and the sea...
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