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ARTIST
BOHMAN, ADAM
TITLE
Bunhill Row
FORMAT
LP
LABEL
PARADIGM DISCS
CATALOG #
PD 019LP
PD 019LP
GENRE
EXPERIMENTAL
RELEASE DATE
11/20/2012
2006 release. 1980 was an incredible year for London's experimental music scene with many different strands. Recommended records were re-releasing the first two
Faust
LPs,
L. Voag
had found "the way out,"
Swell Maps
were "in occupied Europe."
Throbbing Gristle
and other industrialists were giving plenty of live actions.
Nurse With Wound
had just released their first LP, as had
This Heat
. The other great LP on Piano Records by
Steve Beresford
was also on the shelves. Meanwhile, elsewhere in the capitol,
Adam Bohman
was making his first recordings working with two budget cassette recorders.
Bunhill Row
was the first complete album of material, but while the aforementioned artists were pressing up their sounds and making them easily available at Rough Trade or the Recommended Records shop, Adam's releases remained in tiny cassette editions made for friends or exchanged on the mail-art network. So here is
Bunhill Row
, released as it should have appeared at the time -- on vinyl. It must be said that this is quite unlike any of Adam's other releases, and quite unlike his work with
Morphogenesis
, or his work as one-half of
The Bohman Brothers
. This is "songs" -- 30 in all, and the main instrument used is a trumpet (an ordinary trumpet), along with a variety of other acoustic instruments and objects, many of which are still part of the Bohman armory, as known. Somehow it all works, and all-in-all opens another window onto the incredibly fruitful astral alignment that occurred over London at this time.
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