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Amateur Radio (ALRN134)

by Pas Musique

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Pas Musique return with a full band release titled “Amateur Radio”, with 6 new electronic, experimental, krautrock influenced tracks. Jeanne-Marie Varain, (Jean-Herve Peron’s daughter/Faust) collaborates on a cover of “It’s a Rainy Day, Sunshine Girl”. The Faust cover was developed in 2019 for WFMU’s DJ Scott Williams “KRAUT! Covered” compilation and is now available for the first time on white vinyl.

The album title “Amateur Radio” is mirrored by the same broadcasting term using the radio frequency spectrum for purposes of non-commercial exchange of messages, wireless experimentation, self-training, private recreation, radiosport, contesting, and emergency communication.

“Amateur Radio” was inspired by the Pas Musique 2019 U.S. tour and recorded shortly after in Brooklyn at Pas Musique headquarters and mixed by All Real Sound. The tracks are dense and textured mixing in field recordings from the 2019 U.S.tour.

“Amateur Radio”

Side 1:
Charlies Lament
Don Cheadle Superhero
It’s a Rainy Day Sunshine Girl

Side 2:
Ancient Scottish Legend
That's What They Said
Elderly Women on Black

All songs written and composed by Pas Musique
Art by The Glue Mill
Mastered by All Real Sound.

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Alrealon Musique Brooklyn, New York

Alrealon Musique is an independent music label, dedicated to experimental music. We support only what we love and there is no concession to this rule. We do not have any preconceived ideas of any sort; no matter what type of music touches us, whatever we love, we promote. We created Alrealon Musique to make room for inspired and inspiring music. ... more

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