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Recurring
Dreams
Ambient dreamscapes and minimal music elements featuring theremin,
evocative piano and stunningly beautiful layered sound textures.
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Chris
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keyboards, theremin, electric 9 string guitar, low irish whistle,
hammer dulcimer, voice, field recordings, effects |
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Jim
Tetlow -
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laptop,
keyboards, violin, effects |
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Memory
Wire grew out of live performances at the Quadelectronic improvised
electronic music events. They realised they shared similar
aesthetics, fondness for minimal and atmospheric ambient music.
Having done so much live improvised music, they wished to
play music together in the more controlled environment of
the studio.
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biog
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Chris
Conway has the ability to make evocative atmospheric music
with whatever instrument he picks up as he demonstrates
here including theremin, piano, guitar and flutes, not
forgetting his washes of treated vocals which help to
create a rich deep layered sound. He has worked with a
strangely diverse set of musicians including Talvin Singh,
Peter Tork (Monkees), Derek Bailey, Martin Barre (Jethro
Tull), Gavin Bryars, and Dr L Subramanium.
Jim Tetlow is an intuitive sculptor in sound. Using sounds
from found sources and reworking them to play in his setup
of live electronics. He has recorded many albums with
electronic ensemble Endgame, Extremities, with Julian
Broadhurst, Aurelie, Harper Bourne, Focal Gaol and more,
releasing 18 albums and over 70 with Endgame.
Chris & Jim first played together when Chris's Planet
Scanners met Endgame forming Scanner Game for concerts
and 2 live albums. Memory Wire grew out of live performances
at the monthly improvised electronic music events Quadelectronic
- They realised they shared similar aesthetics, fondness
for minimal and atmospheric ambient music and and having
done so much live improvised music, they wished to play
music together in the more controlled environment of the
studio.
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influences
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Robert Rich, Terry Riley, Terje Rypdal, Barbara Buchholz,
Arve Hendriksen
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technical
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Recorded
digitally Oblong Studios, Leicester, UK, The Warm & Ascent
recorded live at Quadeloectronic 21 & 23 at Quad Studios,
Leicester, UK
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trivia
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Dervish
is dedicated to Terry Riley.
The hammer dulcimer used in Hinterland was made out of a sideboard
by sitar player and instrument builder Carl Peberdy.
The Warm and Ascend were recorded live at 2
Quadelectronic events.
The Warm captures their first ever duo performance.
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