Arcane Device - Feedback In Turmoil album flac

Recorded live at the Turmoil Room, November 11, 1989. The cassette itself has no label on it.

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Arcane Device, working name of David Lee Myers. 20 March ·. Thinking of the great Tod Dockstader on his birthday today. He would have been 87. Arcane Device. tudor forest, by david lee myers.

Listen free to Arcane Device – Improvisations For Feedback (Studio-Front, Studio-Back and more). 4 tracks (). Discover more music, concerts, videos, and pictures with the largest catalogue online at Last. Connect to this site.

The original CD packaging contains photos of the two feedback decks used to make the album, looking like old analog synths circa 1972. Good listening at both high and low volumes. 1 Navel to the Moon Arcane Device 5:31. 2 Squid Arcane Device 6:2. 3 Drazy Hoops Arcane Device 8:5. 4 A Tin Teardrop Arcane Device 11:5. 5 Where Bees Go In Arcane Device 6:41. 6 Meate Rose Arcane Device 6:51. 7 Through a Fly's Ear Arcane Device 7:21. 8 The Sun Softly Melts a Nothing Wheel Arcane Device 6:1. Listen Now About Slacker Radio On Your Phone.

Arcane Device is the sometimes recording name of musician David Lee Myers (born 1949). With the discovery of Feedback Music and the release of his first LP in 1988 he established the name Arcane Device. He has collaborated with musicians such as Asmus Tietchens, Tod Dockstader, Marco Oppedisano, Tom Dimuzio, Ellen Band, Dirk Serries, and Kim Cascone.

I just remembered an oddball cassette I allowed someone to release called "Feedback In Turmoil" (SSS Records SSS35), which documented a performance in Pittsburgh (at the "Termoil Room") when the "shoebox" Feedback Machine blew up-I mean smoke came out-and it was pretty bad. Their power connections were weird; the machine was never the same.

Calling himself Arcane Device after his recorded experiments became popular enough to warrant a name, David Myers' exploration into manipulated feedback resulted in several album and cassette-only releases beginning in 1987 and ending in 1994, when he felt the experiment had run its course. Myers came of age during the era of the Beatles and formed a rock group like hundreds of other teenagers during that time