SCHUSTER - 'The Brutal Arc' Lathe Cut 7" (Adeptsound)
Schuster (Zilverhill) was active in the 1980s as part of British Industralists Ideas Beyond Filth (with Steve Cammack of Dieter Müh) and returns with this 7" from his new homeland of Australia. "The basis of 'The Brutal Arc' recording was the use of purely oxyacetylene samples. These were then analysed, altered, processed, mixed and manipulated using various analogue & digital effects, it must be stressed the recording has been made to be played at a very loud volume, preferably through a large PA. - Capiche?" Deep Ambient / Drone / Industrial. Presented in a gatefold sleeve with outer PVC sleeve. Pressed on clear, lathe-cut vinyl, by the legendary Peter King. Limited to just 30 copies!! Australian import.
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ZILVERHILL - 'Eotvos' CD (Adeptsound / Blind Shouter)
Zilverhill is an integration of Schuster and Present Day Buna - two longstanding experimental collaborators, whose work emerges from a shared understanding. Both first appeared in the early 1980's as IBF. Incorporating elemental contrasting themes of inertia and movement, the shifting sounds presented here encompass a many-layered evocation of somewhere else. A third period... the 11th house... the day's end. Ltd x 500 copies in a digipak. Australian import.
ZILVERHILL - 'Latent-Active-Descent' CD (Adeptsound / Blind Shouter)
These new Zilverhill recordings are informed by both the art of August Natterer (Specifically ‘Axle of the World, with Rabbit’ and the “uncertainty of good fortune” depicted therein) and Lewis Carroll’s ‘Looking Glass’ (Nobody/Somebody). Nixon’s portentous voice and actions are intuitively fractured, reappraised and manipulated to form the spine of the pieces; the desolation of drunkenness and schizophrenia, cold, sarcasm, and distant / past / fleeting recollections provide the flesh. Thus the next idiom in the Zilverhill discourse is borne. Ltd x 500 copies in a digipak. The first 250 copies of which come with a hand-numbered postcard.
