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HUNERBERG,DON – PHASE MURMUR - LP •

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HUNERBERG,DON – PHASE MURMUR - LP •UPC: 090771828613 Label: MODERN HARMONIC (SUNDAZED) Format: LP Release Date: January 31, 2025 In stock items ship within 48 hours First ever LP reissue of this ultra rare self released album! Includes new liner notes by Erick Bradshaw (Host of Spin Age Blasters with Creamo Coyl on WFMU) Cut by Kevin Gray at Cohearent Audio and pressed in the USA at Citizen Vinyl! Self released avant garde jazz reissued for the first time! Recalling Kraftwerk precursor

UPC: 090771828613
Label: MODERN HARMONIC (SUNDAZED)
Format: LP
Release Date: January 31, 2025
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  • First ever LP reissue of this ultra rare self-released album!
  • Includes new liner notes by Erick Bradshaw (Host of Spin Age Blasters with Creamo Coyl on WFMU)
  • Cut by Kevin Gray at Cohearent Audio and pressed in the USA at Citizen Vinyl!

Self-released avant garde jazz – reissued for the first time! Recalling Kraftwerk precursor the Organisation, or contemporaries like Faust, Hünerberg employs flute, organ, bass and balloon to his DIY compositions.

Over top of Gillespie's nimble, pointillist drumming (he also plays piano and harpsichord), Hünerberg employs flute, organ, bass and balloon (that’s not a saxophone on “Cucumber”). The disorienting opener “Cro Magnon/Two” recalls Kraftwerk precursor the Organisation, or contemporaries like Faust. There’s a strange, disconsolate atmosphere to the proceedings, almost as if the air had been sucked out of a recording session booked for some avant-garde jazz heavies.

Instead of Impulse, Phase Murmur should have been bound for ESP-Disk. Alas, the duo were experimenting out in the relative vacuum of southwestern Ohio. Far from any bustling metropolis or curious record labels, Phase Murmur was truly a DIY affair. Not only did the duo press the LP up themselves (down the road at Cincinnati's Rite Record Productions), but the evocative and mysterious photo on the cover is by Gillespie while the layout, with accompanying poem on the back, was assembled by Hünerberg.

It was on Phase Murmur where Hünerberg first found his voice, and the rest is the sound of history, unspooling on a reel-to-reel tape machine.

TRACK LIST:

Cro-Magnon/Two • Flux • Cucumber • Redfern • Phase Murmur • Leviathan

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