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Long ago, in the depths of a ramshackle hovel in Philadelphia’s fishiest smelling neighborhood, a mysterious person known only as Kickshaw commissioned Compartment of Secret Forks to record a free improvisation album. Unfortunately, the rather unsophisticated trio misinterpreted “free” to mean an album that cost $0, so they set out to craft a work that could be assigned no monetary value of any kind. Working tirelessly for what seemed like an eternity but was actually about two hours, the deeply untalented group created a musical tapestry unlike anything anyone has ever heard, or ever wanted to hear. They fused elements of jazz, rock, ambient, psychedelia, surf, swooshing sounds, bleeps, noises that sound like rotary telephones, and other superfluous avant-garde adornments intended to mask the trite warmed-over alt rock that lurked underneath. Upon hearing the finished tracks and viewing the hideous cover art, all involved solemnly swore that the album should never see the light of day. And it hasn’t. Until now, that is. Recently rediscovered by music impresario Oksel Hónalj, who heard the tracks and exclaimed “hallgathatatlan szemét,” this album is now available on Bandcamp, and maybe some other places. Who knows. Or cares. Priced at $0, but you might still want a refund.
released January 23, 2024
Guitar: David Dellacroce
Bass/Synth: Jermi Tortes
Drums: "Irish" Ryan Patrick
Produced by Jermi Tortes
Mastering: obviously no one
rock instrumental Philadelphia
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