Inner Skull Trail - 9004DL (2023) | Walt Shaw & Jim Tetlow

Inner Skull Trail - 9004DL (2023)

by Walt Shaw & Jim Tetlow

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1.	In A Littoral Zone 10:25	buy track
2.	The Ontology Of Objects 07:27	buy track
3.	Foundry Garden Find 04:13	buy track
4.	Edgy Round Corners 10:27	buy track
5.	The Mind-Eye Is Central 10:07	buy track
6.	Deep Stone Shine 03:47	buy track
7.	Cellular 04:54	buy track
8.	The Archaeology Of Dreams 09:57	buy track

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“Inner Skull Trail” continues the collaboration between Leicester based Jim Tetlow and Derby based Walt Shaw after their debut duo album “Cartography of Dreams” (Discus 139DL, 2022).

On the 8th of October 2023 Walt and Jim met together to do a live recording session to produce “Inner Skull Trail”. The eight tracks were produced in one take in a spontaneous, improvised dialogue, more in a performance mode than a recording session and with minimal subsequent editing.

The playing integrated live percussion, electronics, field recordings and some voice. So, this was a completely different modus operandi to their first album, which was constructed by file sharing. The result produced more visceral elements as well as the more atmospheric and meditative ones.

Both Walt and Jim are visual artists as well as musicians and share a notion of a painterly vision of sound creation and manipulation. This mutual approach undoubtedly helped to achieve the creative exchanges and fusion produced in the October session.

The image is from a drypoint by Walt with manipulations from Jim.

www.waltshaw.co.uk
www.jimtetlow.com

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released October 26, 2023

Walt Shaw – gongs, frame drums, bowls, bells, hand percussion, chains, springs, home-made instruments, found objects, electronics, voice.

Jim Tetlow – laptop, with virtual instruments, samples and effects.

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Discus Music was founded in 1994 by Martin Archer. The label releases leftfield rock music, free jazz, extended songform, electronics, improvised music, and other sounds which defy categorisation.

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