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Howard Stelzer Massachusetts
Stelzer's music is assembled out of cassette tapes, tape machines, and a stubborn refusal to admit defeat. He & his family
live on a small farm in rural MA. At night, he hunches over piles of plastic, wires & little boxes and makes this stuff. No one knows why.
"I want to make beautiful things, even if nobody cares." - Saul Bass
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Howard Stelzer recommends:
We Agree
by Howard Stelzer & Modelbau
... latest collaboration by me and Frans de Waard, cassette music released on recycled cassettes
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...2022 by me & Brendan Murray, released as an LP by our pal Jim Haynes' Helen Scarsdale label.
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... Brian Grainger & Howard Stelzer are Extra! Our sophomore album, released as a limited-edition CDR on our bespoke "and so on." imprint.
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"A Strange Object Covered With Fur Which Breaks Your Heart" (NRR71)
by Howard Stelzer
supported by 21 fans who also own “Observance #8 - work in progress”
It's as if I'm standing in a foggy field, but I can feel the sun warming me still, somehow, despite the sky being completely cloudy and overcast. Stranger still, I'm content here, not afraid or even curious, but happy to just stand still, surrounded by the alien warmth. Then, I close my eyes, as if to look inward, into some deeper space and time beneath the terrestrial, an ink black sky under the Urth, opening downward. At last, a voice, barely emanating from a small radio - contact.
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Buck II: Where Do You Want It? (NRR119)
by Buck Young
supported by 20 fans who also own “Observance #8 - work in progress”
Pushed play for the Giant Scorpion-Killing-Red State-Gumby-Dog People, but continued listening for the unhinged, psychedelic, country-western, cactus-flavoured, sound-looping, Zappaesque weirdness and apparent lack of conventional awareness that this is not how accessible music is made. I'm odd that way.
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A collection of unreleased material from Daniel Burke's beloved experimental project, spanning four decades of loud, off-kilter weirdness.
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