Drew Mulholland - A Haunting Strip Of Marshland: Ness LP 1960s or in 2003

or in 2003

many of the changes in sound were related to the use of outdated electronics and unconventional instrumentation

Thurston worked in recording studios in North London until the third week of March 2020 to complete this album

Four people playing together

There's a touch of the pulsing energy expelled by Tyvek and Parquet Courts in more recent years and in some inexplicable way Lewsberg remind me of Australia's unruly kings

Drew Mulholland - A Haunting Strip Of Marshland: Ness LP 1960s or in 2003Drew Mulholland knows how to listen to a place. How to lay ears to a landscape and catch the voices and utterances that surface into the skull. But fidelity is not his aim here and nor should it be with such a deceiving, treacherous site as The Ness. The tracks you hear are, in their distortions and manipulations, truer to The Ness' unsettlements and resonances than any others I know. They hover somewhere between field recording and haunting. Acoustic