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01. ANODE PRODUCTIONS - 25-in High
02. ANODE PRODUCTIONS - Cacopheno Part 1 and 2
03. ANODE PRODUCTIONS - Babies Have to be White
04. ANODE PRODUCTIONS - Symphony for Steel String Guitar
05. ANODE PRODUCTIONS - From the Waist Down
06. ANODE PRODUCTIONS - Cluter
07. ANODE PRODUCTIONS - 17 Ways to Skin a Cat
08. ANODE PRODUCTIONS - The Fish Milk Syndrome
09. ANODE PRODUCTIONS - Original Syn
10. ANODE PRODUCTIONS - Reflective Calm
11. ANODE PRODUCTIONS - Stop It!
12. ANODE PRODUCTIONS - Evening Thoughts
13. ANODE PRODUCTIONS - Skydiving with Lepers
14. ANODE PRODUCTIONS - Steel Wool Clouds
15. ANODE PRODUCTIONS - Loeon
16. ANODE PRODUCTIONS - Dreams of Sleeping
17. ANODE PRODUCTIONS - Quiet Synth
01. ANODE PRODUCTIONS - Downtime
02. ANODE PRODUCTIONS - Luxus
03. ANODE PRODUCTIONS - Trips North, Trips South, Not Intended for Consumption
04. ANODE PRODUCTIONS - Ataraxia
ARTIST
TITLE
Tape-Recordings 1974-1979
FORMAT
2LP

LABEL
CATALOG #
VOD 139AP-LP VOD 139AP-LP
GENRE
RELEASE DATE
12/11/2015

Limited edition of 500. Anode has been the professional alias of Robert Carlberg since 1972. The Seattle-based musician has dabbled in musique concrète, minimalist tape music, drones, manipulations, and other non-keyboard-based electronics. Through founding a newsletter for electronic musicians in 1979 called SYNEX (together with Charles Larrieu), establishing one of the first DIY tape labels (Anode Productions, which released works by Anode and Kerry Leimer), and writing a monthly column for Electronic Musician magazine (1979-1989) and Polyphony, Carlberg was one of the very first active cassette-producing artists, label-runners, editors, networkers, and catalysts for the worldwide DIY electronic music exchange, and one of the most important persons and influential artists in what has come to be known as "cassette culture." This double LP includes tracks from Anode (1979), Trips North Trips South (1979), Kinetic Experiments (rec. 1974-'79, rel. 1981), Early Tapeworm (1975), Floyd Cramer's Hall of Gold (1975), and Year of The Taperecorder.