MOMA003 - Kleptix
microcassette audio art by Kleptix
Side A of the original microcassette
"Screaming Bloody Murmer"
Side B
"In A Vacuum"
Songs recorded 8-10-13
at Monotone Studio
in Madison, Wisconsin, USA
Written, performed and recorded
by Troy Peterson
Limited release one of one
For Hal McGee
Troy Peterson artist statement:
The spoken parts were from a found cd having something to do with sounds that the body makes, the other sounds were generated by playing my guitar through the various effects pedals, and into a looping pedal. The two cassette players on the middle and bottom left in the picture (below) comprise a homemade tape delay that I made which gives everything an organic, wobbling sound. The cassette four track was only used as a mixer for the different sources and also to loop sounds back through the effects. All of the sounds were then captured on the Panasonic tabletop micro-cassette recorder. I'm always picking up walkmans and micro-cassette recorders at thrift stores, so it was my happy day when I found this gem in a junk shop for $2.00. My "songs" are generally improvisational, and I believe the a-side track was my fourth try, and the b-side was the first take. You can hear more of my music and the music of other "fringe artists" at my label's Facebook page
Side A of the original microcassette
"Screaming Bloody Murmer"
Side B
"In A Vacuum"
Songs recorded 8-10-13
at Monotone Studio
in Madison, Wisconsin, USA
Written, performed and recorded
by Troy Peterson
Limited release one of one
For Hal McGee
Troy Peterson artist statement:
The spoken parts were from a found cd having something to do with sounds that the body makes, the other sounds were generated by playing my guitar through the various effects pedals, and into a looping pedal. The two cassette players on the middle and bottom left in the picture (below) comprise a homemade tape delay that I made which gives everything an organic, wobbling sound. The cassette four track was only used as a mixer for the different sources and also to loop sounds back through the effects. All of the sounds were then captured on the Panasonic tabletop micro-cassette recorder. I'm always picking up walkmans and micro-cassette recorders at thrift stores, so it was my happy day when I found this gem in a junk shop for $2.00. My "songs" are generally improvisational, and I believe the a-side track was my fourth try, and the b-side was the first take. You can hear more of my music and the music of other "fringe artists" at my label's Facebook page
