Download Telephone Jim Jesus A Point Too Far to Astronaut EAC FLAC,CUE A.C.U.M. 2004

File list

• 01. War Toy.flac (12.8 MB)

• 02. Bathroom Mirror.flac (14.6 MB)

• 03. I'm Not Ok.flac (4.9 MB)

• 04. N=1 Trial.flac (11.0 MB)

• 05. Failure To Fly.flac (10.3 MB)

• 06. Untitled Private Landscape.flac (10.4 MB)

• 07. Guessing Tubes.flac (16.0 MB)

• 08. The Ouroboros Tongue.flac (5.5 MB)

• 09. Struck By Falling Object.flac (20.3 MB)

• 10. A Blindness Falls (Part A).flac (2.3 MB)

• 11. A Blindness Falls (Part B).flac (11.8 MB)

• 12. Blue In The Face.flac (11.8 MB)

• 13. Convertible Stingray.flac (9.2 MB)

• 14. Little Boy One Eye.flac (14.7 MB)

• 15. Sometimes.flac (15.6 MB)

• 16. Two Clasping What They Dream Is One Another.flac (28.1 MB)

• a point too far to astronaut....cue (2.5 KB)

• a point too far to astronaut....log (6.7 KB)

• Telephone Jim Jesus (2004) A Point Too Far to Astronaut....flac.cue (2.5 KB)

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• Telephone Jim Jesus (2004) A Point Too Far to Astronaut....m3u (0.5 KB)

Telephone Jim Jesus A Point Too Far to Astronaut... [EAC FLAC,CUE][A.C.U.M.]

Born George Chadwick in the small town of New London, NH, the boy who would later be known as the anticon artist Telephone Jim Jesus got his first taste of electronica when high-school friend and bandmate/singer Dave Bryant, who was then living at Chadwick's house, bought a sampler. Though the two, alongside drummer Matt Valerio, were in a hardcore goth-punk band, the less aggressive ideas in experimental rock, hip-hop, and electronica interested them, and the glitches, bleeps, drones, chords, and loops that those genres accommodated began to take hold of their music. By the time the trio made it out to Oakland in the late '90s, the idea of Restiform Bodies was born. The group -- Chadwick, Bryant (aka Passage), and Valerio (aka the Bomarr Monk), along with some help from their labelmates -- released their self-titled full-length in 2002, with Telephone Jim Jesus manning the keyboards, guitars, bass, effects, and sampler. He also produced tracks for other anticon artists, including Sole and Pedestrian, and in 2004 he came out with his own solo debut, the instrumental Point Too Far to Astronaut.... Three years later, after a breakup with a long-term girlfriend led to months of traveling, both around Europe and the U.S., TJJ issued Anywhere Out of Everything.
Fonte: allmusic
Scheda tecnica :
Band : Telephone Jim Jesus
CD : Telephone A Point Too Far to Astronaut...
Anno : 2004
Genere : Electronic
Styles : Alternative/Indie Rock, Indie Electronic
Songs :
01. War Toy
02. Bathroom Mirror
03. I'm Not Ok
04. N=1 Trial
05. Failure To Fly
06. Untitled Private Landscape
07. Guessing Tubes
08. The Ouroboros Tongue
09. Struck By Falling Object
10. A Blindness Falls (Part A)
11. A Blindness Falls (Part B)
12. Blue In The Face
13. Convertible Stingray
14. Little Boy One Eye
15. Sometimes
16. Two Clasping What They Dream Is One Another
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