Dictation is the solo noise project of a Gentleman
named Robert
Wallace. The same
guy who plays in `The crash hounds of America` and the owner of `hot & ready records`. I thought this was going to be an ear shredding,
harsh, kinda wall of noise oriented listening material. I got pleasantly
surprised, this falls under the category of ambient / experimental noise (8
tracks = 47.32 minutes). Here`s a short rundown of what`s in store (for the
innocent, unexperienced listener out there).
1 – 5.02 minutes = lo-fi
grindings / scratching + voice = ambient / meditative noise
perhaps.
2 – 2.37 minutes =
didgeridoo + random banging + guitar + short noisy burst = feels like sound
collage.
3 – 2.05 minutes =
processed voice samples + lo-fi goodness + weird experiments going
on.
4 – 1.12 minutes = is
this processed piano / synth / organ or you`re just happy to see me (nice short
& sweet little track).
5 – 2.38 minutes = weird
ass experimental noise (I like it! I like it| I like it|).
6 – 9.41 minutes = lo-fi
ambient musings slowly and randomly going into noisy
territories.
7 – 3.10 minutes =
strange sound snippets (found sound perhaps) + rhythmic
banging.
8 – 21.07 minutes = lo-fi
aural minimalism + short noise bytes of unknown origins. Ear challenging to say
the least. I like this and I highly recommend it. Send well-hidden cash to:
R.L. Wallace
2700 White Avenue #
3
Chico
Ca
95873
USA
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