All the trees round here have suddenly gone into autumn mode, all going to reds, golds and browns from the green of summer. Last week Andrew Weatherall returned to NTS radio for another edition of Music's Not For Everyone, more mind bending music from the outer and inner reaches by bands and artists you've never heard of but go scurrying off to investigate. I do anyway.
Weatherall's had another busy year. In January and February he released two albums, one under his own name titled Convenanza and one in partnership with Nina Walsh as The Woodleigh Research Facility. Both are still in residence near by stereo. Convenanza has been remixed by various friends into a new companion album called Consolamentum with new mixes by Red Axes, The Emperor Machine, Timothy J Fairplay, Justin Robertson, Vox Low, Solar Bears, Duncan Gray, Heretic, David Holmes, Bernard Fevre and Scott Fraser. The cd and vinyl versions have slightly different tracks which means buying both if you're a sad completist. This one is the one for me right now, Scott Fraser turning the spectral Ghosts Again into a piano house monster (with a tinge of mournfulness still there).
8 comments:
Good to see that you not getting tired to feature Sir Andrew still. And the remix is great.
Haven't had a chance to sit down and listen to this album yet, due to all the bloody painting.
This month's Weatherall show features someone I used to be in a band with. Fame at last.
Really? That's great. Who? Which record?
Swiss Adam
I've dropped you an email by way of explanation Swiss Adam.
I'll have to wait to pick that up in a couple of days when my pc comes back. Struggling to get into my emails currently.
I'm really enjoying the Unloved remix, lovely sound
You're right about that Jake, the Unloved remix is great. Played it dead loud this morning ad it sounded wonderful.
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