Live at Secret Project Robot, by Brian Chase & Angus Tarnawsky

Live at Secret Project Robot

by Brian Chase & Angus Tarnawsky

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7" Lathe Cut Record
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33 1/3 rpm. Individually hand cut on transparent polycarbonate plastic with printed transparent insert, housed in a custom PVC sleeve

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	1.	A Feeling You Kind Of Know 04:32		buy track
	2.	Internal Perspective 04:26		buy track

about

This recording documents the progression of Brian Chase and Angus Tarnawsky's ongoing duet, showcasing their vision of an electrified-drumkit. In a physical sense, they use a drumkit wired with receivers and microphones, feeding the raw sound through external effects processors and devices such as samplers, all parts of which are capable of being controlled and manipulated in real-time.

Constructed entirely from the multi-channel recording of an improvised live set, the two tracks for this release were edited and shape-shifted by the duo in post-production, further blurring the line between stage and studio.

Brian Chase is a drummer and composer based in Brooklyn. Widely known as a member of the rock band Yeah Yeah Yeahs, his diverse creative output encompasses multiple projects in the New York music scene, including Drums & Drones, an electro-acoustic project focusing on the application of just intonation to drums and percussion.

Angus Tarnawsky is a sound-artist and experimental musician living in Toronto. Interested in altering perceptions and perspectives of environment through sound, his work frequently explores interactions between acoustic and electronic sources, utilizing analog feedback systems and modular synthesis.