Alan Lamb`s born in 1944 in Edinburgh, Scotland. In his
childhood, he joined a choir and played piano privately (8 to 17 years old).
Nowadays he`s a biomedical research scientist. He likes to experiment with the
wind, using at times wind organ, singing wires, or hang wooden / metal rods,
tubes and hang them by string from the wires. Then the wind activates it, thus
creating sounds and nearly random rhythms. Original masters is his third
effort. It came out on Dorobo in 1998. Dorobo was a
post-industrial record label run by Darrin Verhagen (Shinjuku Thief) between 1992 up until 2004. You will hear the
following three pieces
1 – Night
passage (24.51 minutes) = stars off peacefully with lo-fi rhythms, moves
slowly into noisier droning, loud ambient noise, random loud rhythmic moments
and minimal noise.
2 – Last
anzac (12.54 minutes) = a random aural joyride ambient noise / drones /
loud ambience / sonic minimalism.
3 – Meditation
on spring 8 (12.11 minutes) = shifting slowly between loud droning ambience
and peaceful minimal soundscapes, majestic. Fans of harsh noise will hate this.
People who hate noise might like this. An interesting and challenging listen.
Recommended if you want to try something different (if you can find it).
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