RADIOPHONIC WORKSHOP, The - Burials In Several Earths - Vinyl (LP box)
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The RADIOPHONIC WORKSHOP

Burials In Several Earths(limited 4x10" LP + insert)

Room 13

Cat: RWSLP 001. Rel: 22 May 17
Coldwave/Synth


Side 1. Burials In Several Earths (part 1) Side 2. Burials In Several Earths (part 2) Side 3. Things Buried In Water (part 1) Side 4. Things Buried In Water (part 2) Side 5. Some Hope Of Land (part 1) Side 6. Some Hope Of Land (part 2) Side 7 - Track 1. Some Hope Of Land (part 3 - Room 13 mix) Side 7 - Track 2. Not Come To Light Side 8. The Strangers' House

Well, this is rather exciting. Some 20 years after the BBC's Radiophonic Workshop closed its doors, original members Peter Howell, Roger Limb, Dr Dick Mills, Paddy Mills and long-time collaborator Paddy Kingsland have recorded a new album. Made up of four long improvisations stretched across eight sides of 10" vinyl, the set was partly inspired by Francis Bacon's unfinished utopian novel/poem New Atlantis (a portion of which used to sit on the wall of the Workshop's studio, having been placed their by co-founder Daphne Oram). Typically, it's a woozy, trippy and mind-altering affair full of dystopian ambience, wayward modular electronics, intergalactic movements and deep space weirdness. In other words, it's the Radiophonic Workshop record we've been waiting for.


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