Post Prandials are an
improvisational / experimental loose collective from Brooklyn, New
York, USA. The lineup on this album is made of: Bob Aaron
(plastic flute, synthesizer), Michael Curran (synthesizer, accordion),
Keith Nicolay (electric guitar, percussion table, apple), Wendy
Leeds (vocals), Ted Goldberg (guitar, synthesizer, recorder,
percussion table), John Burgos (synthesizer), and Ed Rollin (oboe,
soap box, bird calls, mouth, Brazilian whistles, ocarina, synthesizer, real-time
sonic treatments). This is a long album (8 tracks = 68 minutes). The whole album
definitely sounds improvised i.e. randomly constructed / organized psychedelic /
psychotronic sonic chaos with a singer going into opera / 4AD territory. Those
are jam sessions of utter cacophony. On a positive note, it`s not harsh noise,
that`s for sure. It definitely sounds like some lo-fi noodlings mixed with
psychedelic sounds from the sixties (old Pink Floyd anyone?). To quote Paul
Ellering `when my boys are good, they`re good, but when they`re bad, they`re
really bad`. Fans of Hal McGee will like it. Hey, to each his
own.
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