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historics – Infinidelity Pt. 1 12"
Cat #: MI002 / RVNGNL02.5
Release date: June 8, 2010
Metropolitan Indian & RVNG Intl. present the historics Infinidelity 12" series. Inspired by a short story of the same name by author Chris Leo (Feathers Like Leather, 57 Octaves Below..., White Pigeons), Infinidelity offers ten songs from historics late 2009 album debut, Strategies For Apprehension, transformed by an assembly of artists from the outer ether of the electronic music world.
The Infinidelity story is one of meditation within / without a relationship, wrapped in a transient prose that skirts comedic and tragic traditions. Strategies For Apprehension deals in related subjects, those of bonds forged and broken, of ever-shifting alliances. In keeping with those themes, the conception and recording of the record were devoutly unfaithful to any rote route of standard-fare album construction. From those sessions were born enough boundless ideas to place in the hands of others, who in turn have created their own commentaries on and reinterpretations of the music.
The Infinidelity Pt. 1 12" flickers to life with a re-work of "Fan Fare" by Tom Croose, a track that swells with a massive drum loop, buzzy bass blasts, and an ominous synth line only to break itself down and accentuate a stark female vocal sample. The glimmering sensibility of Croose's track patters over into the buildup of Sir Billy and Creso's Saturday Crimson Mix of "Kinda Personal", another warm track with its roots grown thick in a heavy kick, and its wings beating to the crisp high hat on the up beat. Low Motion Disco's take on "Languages", a meditative number, recalls the even unfolding of an early morning, the calm of the evening, and the moment before you head into the night for the acid thump of Pink Stallone's remix of "City to City" and repeat the shimmering cycle.
The artwork, also informed by Leo's story, was created by artist Mark McCoy. The intricate collages convey sanctity within immolation, sacrifice to nature's thorny embrace. Kevin O'Neill at Will Work For Good commanded the build & design of the packaging.
Infinidelity was mastered by Graeme Durham at The Exchange. 12" comes in an extremely limited edition of 300 copies and includes a digital download of the EP with purchase. The 12 is also available digitally at iTunes, Beatport, Juno, and Turntable Lab.
Pressing details:
5 test pressings
Frist pressing: 300 copies
Pressed at Brooklyn Phono.
Jackets & designated sleeves printed at Stumptown Printers .
Metropolitan Indian & RVNG Intl. present the historics Infinidelity 12" series. Inspired by a short story of the same name by author Chris Leo (Feathers Like Leather, 57 Octaves Below..., White Pigeons), Infinidelity offers ten songs from historics late 2009 album debut, Strategies For Apprehension, transformed by an assembly of artists from the outer ether of the electronic music world.
The Infinidelity story is one of meditation within / without a relationship, wrapped in a transient prose that skirts comedic and tragic traditions. Strategies For Apprehension deals in related subjects, those of bonds forged and broken, of ever-shifting alliances. In keeping with those themes, the conception and recording of the record were devoutly unfaithful to any rote route of standard-fare album construction. From those sessions were born enough boundless ideas to place in the hands of others, who in turn have created their own commentaries on and reinterpretations of the music.
The Infinidelity Pt. 1 12" flickers to life with a re-work of "Fan Fare" by Tom Croose, a track that swells with a massive drum loop, buzzy bass blasts, and an ominous synth line only to break itself down and accentuate a stark female vocal sample. The glimmering sensibility of Croose's track patters over into the buildup of Sir Billy and Creso's Saturday Crimson Mix of "Kinda Personal", another warm track with its roots grown thick in a heavy kick, and its wings beating to the crisp high hat on the up beat. Low Motion Disco's take on "Languages", a meditative number, recalls the even unfolding of an early morning, the calm of the evening, and the moment before you head into the night for the acid thump of Pink Stallone's remix of "City to City" and repeat the shimmering cycle.
The artwork, also informed by Leo's story, was created by artist Mark McCoy. The intricate collages convey sanctity within immolation, sacrifice to nature's thorny embrace. Kevin O'Neill at Will Work For Good commanded the build & design of the packaging.
Infinidelity was mastered by Graeme Durham at The Exchange. 12" comes in an extremely limited edition of 300 copies and includes a digital download of the EP with purchase. The 12 is also available digitally at iTunes, Beatport, Juno, and Turntable Lab.
Pressing details:
5 test pressings
Frist pressing: 300 copies
Pressed at Brooklyn Phono.
Jackets & designated sleeves printed at Stumptown Printers .
Orders ship via USPS media mail to US customers and air mail to international customers.
Fan Fare (Tom Croose Purdie Schaffel Mix) (Sample)
Fan Fare (Tom Croose Purdie Schaffel Mix) (Sample)
Kinda Personal (Sir Billy vs Creso Saturday Crimson Mix) (Sample)
Kinda Personal (Sir Billy vs Creso Saturday Crimson Mix) (Sample)
Languages (Low Motion Disco Mirsagewasuspasst Remix) (Sample)
Languages (Low Motion Disco Mirsagewasuspasst Remix) (Sample)
City to City (Pink Stallone High By Foot RMX) (Sample)
City to City (Pink Stallone High By Foot RMX) (Sample)
