Remote Choir Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Remote Choir came together in the fall of 2016. It includes people living in different places, many of whom have never met. We sing songs that were written and originally recorded unaccompanied to dictaphone by musician and poet Jimmy Crouse. Each of these tracks evolves from Jimmy's recordings in a different way, sometimes adding voices or instrumentation, or doing nothing at all. ... more
Remote Choir recommends:
Ecstatic & Wingless: Bird-Imitation on Four Continents, ca. 1910-44
by Canary Records
A chronicle of bird imitators. Crossing the species barrier.
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spinning-in-stereo
by Hanna Tuulikki
Gorgeous primordial harmonic song-cycles from across the sea.
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Low-fi Delaware drone noise. Astronomeous once opened for Jimmy Crouse.
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still my favorite album of the decade. the grooves are built on spiraling repetition, yet no two moments are exactly alike. utterly mind-bending, yet dictated by thematic purpose. and it's still kept as a trim, ever-cool package, though at times the journey is so immersive it feels everlasting. Dada in a suit; a contained bubble of aesthetic perfection that moves everywhere without stopping or faltering for a second. fucking rock on \m/
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Siffleuses: Professional Women Whistlers on Discs 1917-27 (+1907&1947)
by Canary Records
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Astonishing, beautiful, marvellous, wonderful. Makes me happy to be alive.
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