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As the quiet crow flies "The Quiet Club + crOw" [CD + A5 size fold out sleeve]

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Label: Farpoint Recordings

同レーベルの傑作Jed Speareの音源並みに激オススメの物件!!ここFarpoint Recordingsが推薦するアヴァン/即興系の4名の作家、Danny McCarthy、Mick O’Shea、Cathal Roche、Ian Wilsonのセッションを録音した企画盤。この美麗な風景ジャケからは想像もつかない極度に張り詰めた神経的な掛け合いが聴ける激高内容。ここのセレクトは本当にいつも素晴らしい。縦長のシートを使った特殊装丁。



Gradual progressions of sounds manifest through the piece, progressive stratifications of notes stir up the stillness and hint at a summer storm. In some points the relative calm gives way to disturbances of the soul, but these are moments that dissolve in the flow of sound elaborated by the artists. Sound for moments of peace, to keep next to the bedside table.
Marco Paolucci, Kathodik

...bound to connect to any human being who has travelled overseas, gone for a solitary walk on the hills, or even simply gone outside.
Ed Pinsent, The Sound Projector


The Quiet Club + crOw
As the quiet crow flies - expanded edition

1. As the quiet crow flies 33’10”
2. At Library House, Dean Street 24’00” - extra track

A digital reissue of The Quiet Club + crOw release 'As the quiet crow flies' from 2016 with a new 24 minute extra track along with redesigned and expanded artwork.

The confluence of one of 2015’s worst storms, a consequently stranded singer and postponed sound-check, and proximity to the home of Mr Roche resulted in the whiling away of an unexpectedly free evening in each other’s good company. Much listening and some making of sounds resulted in 'As the quiet crow flies'.

Quietly...The Quiet Club + crOw reconvened and recorded a session at Library House, Dean Street, Cork on 15th October 2016 in advance of a national tour, now included in this expanded version of the original album.

'As the quiet crow flies' is the result of a collaboration between two of Ireland’s most innovative duos – The Quiet Club and crOw.

The Quiet Club has met with considerable success and is recognised as one of Ireland’s leading sound art improvisation groups – comprising Danny McCarthy and Mick O’Shea, this duo continues to push the boundaries of sound making and listening by employing a wide range of sound producing devices including stones, home-made instruments, electronics, amplified textures, theremins, field recordings, etc.

crOw is saxophonist Cathal Roche and composer Ian Wilson on laptop, e-guitar and sound objects. crOw draws upon a broad range of influences and sound sources to create a distinct improvisational voice which incorporates many musical archetypes. crOw also seeks to respond to its performative environment by adjusting its sound parameters in real time in order to engage the acoustic and architectural properties of the auditorium itself in performance.