pervades
by hauras
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Cassette + Digital AlbumProfessionally duplicated. Professionally printed on archival, classic laid paper. Limited to 125 copies. Please note, this is cheaper through the Helen Scarsdale website and comes with a download code upon request.
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the false river
04:20
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chant for mamiko
06:06
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stellaged
02:27
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mihi loquere
01:53
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still, you’re laughing
02:30
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rowena
02:00
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interlude
03:24
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pelicular
02:11
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i double dare you
01:57
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no matter
03:24
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mihi loquere (reprise)
01:58
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about
head to the western neighborhoods of san francisco, and the city becomes a very quiet place after midnight. by 3am, one can almost hear the fog spilling past the sodium lights that illuminate a lonesome street corner at judah and 15th. whatever soundtracks that emerge from that time and that place inevitably embody that nocturnal atmosphere, a narcoleptic weariness, a waking dream of the insomniac. such is the psychogeographical realm as channeled through sound for hauras, the obliquely musical concern for san franciscan howard ryan.
in pervades, hauras returns to the fragments of guitar warbling through chains of echo and flange, his basinski-esque loops of crushingly sad ambient melody, his evp impressionistic vocals, and his curious interruptions from scanner radio. more than before, he expresses a confidence in his oblique craftsmanship that allows him to push the sounds to include a very compelling drum machine plus guitar noise track in "stellaged." richard youngs, gate, and graham lambkin all come to mind, as does the terminally obscure project dial (jacqui ham's post-ut band of similarly late nite expressionism).
pervades concludes a trilogy of recordings made during the pandemic era, that also includes in these coming days (2020) and the glare of the nave (2021).
in pervades, hauras returns to the fragments of guitar warbling through chains of echo and flange, his basinski-esque loops of crushingly sad ambient melody, his evp impressionistic vocals, and his curious interruptions from scanner radio. more than before, he expresses a confidence in his oblique craftsmanship that allows him to push the sounds to include a very compelling drum machine plus guitar noise track in "stellaged." richard youngs, gate, and graham lambkin all come to mind, as does the terminally obscure project dial (jacqui ham's post-ut band of similarly late nite expressionism).
pervades concludes a trilogy of recordings made during the pandemic era, that also includes in these coming days (2020) and the glare of the nave (2021).
credits
released April 14, 2023
mastered by brian pyle
written and recorded in san francisco
mixed in vancouver, canada
inspired by rinko kawauchi and audrey szasz
mastered by brian pyle
written and recorded in san francisco
mixed in vancouver, canada
inspired by rinko kawauchi and audrey szasz
license
all rights reserved
tags
about
helen scarsdale California
post-industrial research, surrealist collage, refined minimalism, caustic electro-acoustics, sublimated dream-pop, obfuscated field recordings, recombinant noise, existential vacancy, and then some.
discography
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May 2023 -
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Dec 2022
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